Three Arizona judges appointed by former Gov. Doug Ducey appear on track to lose their seats on the bench as unofficial election results are nearly complete.

Democrat Sebastian "Seb" Matta was elected Tuesday as the next clerk of the Superior Court in Maricopa County over 50-year-old Republican former state lawmaker Jeff Dial. Tuesday's elections saw Democrats win control of both the House and Senate,

Arizona GOP Rep. Hamadeh Wins Reelection

Republican Mark Lamb is projected to win Arizona’s 5th District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Lamb defeated Democrat Elizabeth Lee, securing a victory that gives Republicans a new face in a reliably conservative district southeast of Phoenix. He notched about 51 percent of the vote while Lee secured about 48 percent, with 93 percent…

Republican treasurer candidate Elijah Norton accused incumbent GOP treasurer Kimberly Yee of spreading false rumors about his sexuality. Norton said he plans to file a defamation lawsuit against Yee and use his personal wealth to prevent her from holding future public office.

Single-holder executive offices only; excludes courts, commissions and federal offices. Data: Associated Press; Axios analysis; Chart: Andrew Pantazi/Axios Democrats' midterm gains extended deep into the machinery of state government: They swept every statewide executive office on the ballot in Texas, Georgia, Nevada, Wisconsin and Arizona. Why it matters: These low-profile victories will shape what millions of Americans pay for electricity,...

Who will win a variety of elected offices and control of the state House are undecided because of tight races in Arizona.

Democrat Amish Shah defeated Republican Jay Feely in the race to replace Rep. David Schweikert (R-AZ) in Arizona’s competitive 1st Congressional District. Shah, a physician and former state representative, won 52.5% of the vote compared to Feely, a former Arizona Cardinals kicker, who garnered 45.5% of the vote, according to the Associated Press, which called […]

Two-term U.S Rep. Juan Ciscomani has been unseated by Democrat JoAnna Mendoza for southern Arizona's congressional district 6, NBC and Decision Desk HQ report.

The teenager will now oversee an office in the nation's fourth-largest county that handles approximately 15,000 documents and nearly $500K in transactions each day. The post ‘Come On’: Shock After Blue Wave Includes 19-Year-Old College Student Winning Arizona Election first appeared on Mediaite.