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Voting in Arizona

How to vote in Arizona, and how Arizona has voted. In 2024, Donald J. Trump carried Arizona by 5.6 points. Its House delegation after 2024: 3 Democrats, 6 Republicans.

How to vote

Arizona's official election office is the place to register, check your registration, request a mail ballot, find your polling place and see what ID to bring.

Arizona election office →

  • Election Day 2026Tue, Nov 3, 2026

Election offices from USA.gov.

How Arizona has voted for president

The statewide result and every county. Tap a year to go back to 1976 (counties from 2000).

2024 presidential vote in ArizonaR+5.6

Kamala D. Harris 46.7% · 1,582,860Donald J. Trump 52.2% · 1,770,242

Mohave: R+56.1 (24,081 D, 85,683 R)Santa Cruz: D+18.8 (11,265 D, 7,699 R)Coconino: D+20.2 (41,504 D, 27,576 R)La Paz: R+44.5 (2,101 D, 5,470 R)Gila: R+37.9 (8,504 D, 18,901 R)Pima: D+15.3 (292,450 D, 214,669 R)Greenlee: R+41.5 (954 D, 2,308 R)Pinal: R+22.3 (80,656 D, 126,926 R)Navajo: R+17.4 (20,754 D, 29,480 R)Yuma: R+20.6 (26,823 D, 40,745 R)Maricopa: R+3.5 (980,016 D, 1,051,531 R)Graham: R+48.6 (3,867 D, 11,177 R)Cochise: R+23.4 (22,296 D, 35,936 R)Apache: D+19.2 (18,872 D, 12,795 R)Yavapai: R+34.2 (48,717 D, 99,346 R)

The House in 2024

2024: 3 D, 6 R

DistrictWinnerMargin
AZ-01David SchweikertR+3.8
AZ-02Elijah CraneR+9.0
AZ-03Yassamin AnsariD+45.5
AZ-04Greg StantonD+7.4
AZ-05Andy BiggsR+20.8
AZ-06Juan CiscomaniR+2.6
AZ-07Raúl M. GrijalvaD+26.9
AZ-08Abraham \abe\ HamadehR+13.0
AZ-09Paul A. GosarR+30.6

The 2022 midterms by county

U.S. Senate

Mohave: R+47.3 (21,040 D, 58,737 R)Santa Cruz: D+39.5 (8,993 D, 3,896 R)Coconino: D+30.6 (35,149 D, 18,697 R)La Paz: R+36.2 (1,711 D, 3,656 R)Gila: R+27.2 (7,984 D, 13,958 R)Pima: D+26.3 (248,230 D, 144,936 R)Greenlee: R+17.9 (970 D, 1,392 R)Pinal: R+11.9 (62,009 D, 78,820 R)Navajo: R+5.7 (18,724 D, 20,970 R)Yuma: R+6.2 (21,141 D, 23,917 R)Maricopa: D+6.5 (809,573 D, 710,491 R)Graham: R+39.0 (3,243 D, 7,388 R)Cochise: R+12.2 (20,002 D, 25,539 R)Apache: D+37.6 (18,005 D, 8,163 R)Yavapai: R+25.2 (45,258 D, 75,752 R)

Governor

Mohave: R+50.0 (20,369 D, 61,125 R)Santa Cruz: D+33.2 (8,724 D, 4,371 R)Coconino: D+25.8 (34,389 D, 20,298 R)La Paz: R+40.1 (1,646 D, 3,847 R)Gila: R+31.6 (7,674 D, 14,763 R)Pima: D+21.2 (241,398 D, 157,034 R)Greenlee: R+24.8 (920 D, 1,526 R)Pinal: R+16.5 (60,019 D, 83,773 R)Navajo: R+10.6 (18,058 D, 22,340 R)Yuma: R+13.0 (20,063 D, 26,040 R)Maricopa: D+2.4 (790,352 D, 752,714 R)Graham: R+43.1 (3,087 D, 7,760 R)Cochise: R+17.9 (19,137 D, 27,481 R)Apache: D+33.3 (17,739 D, 8,870 R)Yavapai: R+28.0 (44,316 D, 78,832 R)

2022 results from OpenElections, where available.

Senate races

The most recent race. Every Arizona Senate race since 1976 is part of Pro.

  • 2024

    D+2.5

    Ruben Gallego 50.1% · 1,676,335Kari Lake 47.7% · 1,595,761

Results: MIT Election Data and Science Lab (CC0). Arizona's 2026 races, odds and money →

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