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Left to right, District 1: Rex Scott (D), Steve Spain (R). District 2: Matt Heinz (D), Anthony Sizer (R). District 3: Sharon Bronson (D, incumbent), Gabby Saucedo Mercer (R). District 4: Steve Diamond (D), Steve Christy (R, incumbent). District 5: Adelita Grijalva (D), Fernando Gonzales (R).

Live election results: Pima County races

Updated results for races for county supervisors, sheriff, recorder and more.
Left to right, 1st Congressional District candidates Tom O'Halleran (D, incumbent) and Tiffany Shedd (R). 2nd Congressional District candidates Ann Kirkpatrick (D, incumbent) and Brandon Martin (R). 3rd Congressional District candidates Raúl Grijalva (D, incumbent) and Daniel Wood (R).

Live election results: Southern Arizona congressional races

Keep track of initial results for Southern Arizona's three congressional district seats.
Pima County residents wait in line to cast an early ballot outside the Pima County Public Service Center in Tucson.

Record voter registration previews turnout expectations in Pima County, state

Democrats picked up more voters in Pima County.
The Tucson Skyline. October 23, 2019.

News roundup: Halloween parties raided at UA, spending big on Prop 208, trails reopen in Santa Catalinas

Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Nov. 2
#RedforEd protesters descended on the Capitol in the spring of 2018.

Arizonans approve tax on wealthy to fund education. Now what?

Your questions about Proposition 208, the Invest in Ed ballot measure, answered.
A backlog at USCIS means has meant many immigrants who planned to be first-time voters in this year's election won't get that chance.

USCIS backlog hampers voting for immigrants still awaiting citizenship

Some 300,000 immigrants won't become citizens in time for Nov. 3
An image composite of campaign signs for U.S. Senate candidates Democrat Mark Kelly and Republican incumbent Martha McSally.

Moderate voters gave Democrats an Arizona Senate seat in 2018. Will they do it again?

To some voters, Joe Biden and Mark Kelly are more reminiscent of John McCain than their Republican opponents.
Two women fill out their ballots at a polling place in Pima County.

Dems make big voter registration gains in AZ, but GOP still leads

Democrats are the second-most popular political group for the first time since 2010.
Residents observe a Pima County Board of Supervisors meeting. May 2019.

Departing Pima County supervisors offer successors advice

Only two of the five supervisors are running for reelection.
Arizona Public Media reporters Alisa Reznick (center) and Jake Steinberg (right) during an interview with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera on Oct. 27, 2020.

Recapping Arizona Propositions 207 and 208

A discussion with AZPM's Alisa Reznick and Jake Steinberg.
A Maricopa County voter turns in an early ballot on Oct. 26, 2020.

Parties getting out the vote in Maricopa County

The county is key to candidates' victory in the state.
The Yellow Sheet's Hank Stephenson (center) and KJZZ's Steve Goldstein (right) in an interview with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera on Oct. 26, 2020.

Journalists roundtable: Odds of a blue wave in Arizona

Lorraine Rivera is joined by KJZZ's Steve Goldstein and The Yellow Sheet's Hank Stephenson.
Pollster Mike Noble with OH Predictive Insights in Phoenix during an interview with Arizona 360 on Oct. 28, 2020.

Arizona pollster on methods used to track 2020 races

A discussion with OH Predictive Insight's Mike Noble.
Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs interviews with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera on Oct. 26, 2020.

Arizona elections chief on preparedness at the polls

Secretary of State Katie Hobbs anticipates record turnout for the general election.
A flier informs Pima County voters how to correctly fill out their ballots to have it counted.

Your Vote 2020 election special

Arizona 360 presents an hour-long edition exploring top issues and races ahead of Election Day.
A screenshot of Arizona State University Indian Legal Clinic's poll and voting location locator for voters living in tribal lands.

Tool helps voters locate polling sites in tribal lands

The ASU Indian Legal Clinic says the poll locator tool meets a need for Indigenous voters who don't have standard addresses.

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