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Arizona
U.S. senators
- Ruben Gallego (Democrat), Senate • AZ
- Mark Kelly (Democrat), Senate • AZ
U.S. House delegation
- David Schweikert (Republican), House • AZ-1
- Eli Crane (Republican), House • AZ-2
- Yassamin Ansari (Democrat), House • AZ-3
- Greg Stanton (Democrat), House • AZ-4
- Andy Biggs (Republican), House • AZ-5
- Juan Ciscomani (Republican), House • AZ-6
- Adelita Grijalva (Democrat), House • AZ-7
- Abraham Hamadeh (Republican), House • AZ-8
- Paul Gosar (Republican), House • AZ-9
Governor of Arizona
Katie Hobbs (Democratic), Governor of Arizona, as the National Governors Association lists the governor.
2026 races for Congress in Arizona
AZ-1 — U.S. House
3 candidates were on the ballot.
Held by David Schweikert: Not running for re-election in 2026.
- Monica Maria Alponte (Libertarian): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Jay Feely (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Amish Shah (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
11 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Joseph Chaplik (Republican): Lost the 2026 primary
- Brian A del Vecchio (Democrat): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- Marlene Galan-Woods (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Mark Robert Gordon (Democrat): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- Rick McCartney (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Angie Montoya (Democrat): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
- Paul C Reevs (Republican): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
- Brandon Sowers (Republican): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
- Gina Swoboda (Republican): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- Jonathan Treble (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- John Trobough (Republican): Lost the 2026 primary
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-2 — U.S. House
2 challengers were on the ballot.
- Eli Crane (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Jonathan Michael Nez (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Curtis Goodwin (Libertarian).
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-3 — U.S. House
3 challengers were on the ballot.
- Yassamin Ansari (Democrat), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Alan Aversa (No Labels Party), David Redkey (Green), Jacob Parkman (Republican).
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-4 — U.S. House
2 challengers were on the ballot.
- Greg Stanton (Democrat), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Zuhdi Jasser (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Tisha Benoit (No Labels Party).
3 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Jerone Davison (Republican): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
- Kai Newkirk (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Alex Nicolas Stovall (Republican): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-5 — U.S. House
2 candidates were on the ballot.
Held by Andy Biggs: Not running for re-election in 2026.
- Mark Lamb (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Elizabeth Lee (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
5 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Blake Bracht (Democrat): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- Travis W. Grantham (Republican): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- Brian Hualde (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Chris James (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Daniel Keenan (Republican): Lost the 2026 primary
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-6 — U.S. House
3 challengers were on the ballot.
- Juan Ciscomani (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Trevor Dickerson (Independent): Ballot status not known
- Joanna Mendoza (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Jereme Lance Peters (Libertarian): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per Wikipedia's results page, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Gary Swing (Green).
1 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Chris Donat (Democrat): Withdrew from the 2026 race
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-7 — U.S. House
1 challenger was on the ballot.
- Adelita Grijalva (Democrat), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Daniel Butierez (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
3 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Daniel Hernandez (Democrat): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
- Deja Cherise Operana-Foxx (Democrat): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
- Jorge Rivas (Republican): Not on the 2026 primary ballot
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-8 — U.S. House
1 challenger was on the ballot.
- Abraham Hamadeh (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Bernadette Greene-Placentia (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
1 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Raymond Charles Keeler (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
AZ-9 — U.S. House
1 challenger was on the ballot.
- Paul Gosar (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Danielle Sterbinsky (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
2026 race for governor of Arizona
Candidates who were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot
- Andy Biggs (Republican), with Sine Kerr for lieutenant governor; the list prints “BIGGS, ANDY”
- Katie Hobbs (Democratic), with John Giles for lieutenant governor; the list prints “HOBBS, KATIE”
- Teri Ann Hourihan (No Labels), with Angela Harrolle Mohan for lieutenant governor; the list prints “HOURIHAN, TERI ANN”
- Risa Lombardo (Green), with Lisa Castillo for lieutenant governor; the list prints “LOMBARDO, RISA”
Write-in candidates (their names were not printed on the ballot)
- Gertritrude Gonzalez (Republican); the list prints “GONZALEZ, GERTRITRUDE”
- Alice Novoa (Republican); the list prints “NOVOA, ALICE”
In surname order, not ballot order. Names are written first name first, in ordinary capitals and without a title the ballot prints; the list writes them its own way. Source: the Arizona Secretary of State’s candidate listing (read ). This site does not read the state's results and names no winner.
Statewide questions that were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot
8 statewide questions were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot, as the Arizona Secretary of State lists them: Ballot Measures | Arizona Secretary of State, read .
- Proposition 141: PROHIBITS TAXES OR FEES BASED ON VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED AND LAWS MONITORING OR LIMITING VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED WITHOUT CONSENT. (source)
- Proposition 142: ADDS FURTHER DETAILS TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION AGAINST PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT OR DISCRIMINATION BY THE STATE BASED ON RACE, ETHNICITY, OR OTHER CLASSES. (source)
- Proposition 144: REQUIRES ALL VOTERS, INCLUDING VOTERS WHO VOTE BY MAIL, TO SHOW GOVERNMENT-ISSUED ID TO VOTE IN EACH ELECTION; MAKES OTHER CHANGES TO ELECTION ADMINISTRATION AND CAMPAIGN FINANCE PROHIBITIONS. (source)
- Proposition 316: RETROACTIVELY PROHIBITS LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FROM ADOPTING OR INCREASING A TAX ON GROCERIES WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL AND SETS A MAXIMUM RATE OF 2%. (source)
- Proposition 317: DECLARES THAT DRUG CARTELS ARE TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS; DIRECTS THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY TO DO EVERYTHING IN ITS AUTHORITY TO ADDRESS DRUG CARTELS. (source)
- Proposition 318: REQUIRES ALL SCHOOLS AND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS TO DESIGNATE ATHLETIC TEAMS AS MALE, FEMALE, OR COED BASED ON THE BIOLOGICAL SEX OF THE ATHLETES AS DEFINED AT BIRTH; PROHIBITS THESE ENTITIES FROM AUTHORIZING USE OF PRIVATE SPACES NOT DESIGNATED FOR A PERSON’S SEX. (source)
- Proposition 319: PROHIBITS STATE AGENCIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FROM USING PHOTO ENFORCEMENT SYSTEMS FOR TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT UNLESS PROVIDED BY CONTRACT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2026; REQUIRES LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO OBTAIN VOTER APPROVAL TO CONTINUE THEIR USE. (source)
- Proposition 320: REQUIRES CERTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO SPEND AT LEAST SIXTY PERCENT OF THEIR OPERATIONAL SPENDING ON DIRECT INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENSES AS DEFINED BY THE AUDITOR GENERAL; REDUCES CERTAIN STATE FUNDING FOR NON-COMPLIANT DISTRICTS. (source)
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