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VERIFY: Who are the Democrats running for Senate in 2020?
VERIFY: Who are the Democrats running for Senate in 2020?
This race for 2020 is already gearing up.
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VERIFY: Counting mail-in ballots versus in person voting
Do mail-in ballots take longer to count than casting your vote on election day? The early voting system does cause a delay in counting votes due to verification of signatures.
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Decision 2018: Did it make the grade?
We know it seems like this election has gone on forever, but it doesn't hold the record for longest election Arizona ever. This election did, however, turn out to be the year of the woman.
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Verify: Splitting the votes in Maricopa County?
Democrats won some major races in Arizona's most recent election. We verify if Maricopa County voters are splitting their votes to make Arizona purple.
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Governor Ducey congratulates Katie Hobbs on Secretary of State victory
Doug Ducey believes the race for Secretary of State is over. He told 12 News that he called Democrat Katie Hobbs to congratulate her on her win.
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Hobbs takes the lead in Secretary of State race
Katie Hobbs leads Steve Gaynor in the race for Secretary of State by 13,000 votes. 90,000 ballots are still left to be counted.
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Here's why you may still see campaign signs around Phoenix for a while
An Arizona law requires political signs to come down but not immediately after the election.
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McSally concedes Arizona Senate race to Sinema
Martha McSally conceded in a video on Twitter, saying she has called Kyrsten Sinema to congratulate her.
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Kyrsten Sinema wins Arizona Senate seat
Democratic Rep. Kyrsten Sinema has won Arizona's open U.S. Senate seat, beating Republican Rep. Martha McSally.
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When would an automatic recount of votes trigger in Arizona?
Under Arizona law, a recount is required when the difference between candidates is 200 votes or one-tenth of one percent, whichever is smaller.
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WATCH: Democrat Kyrsten Sinema gives her victory speech
In the race to become the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate in Arizona Democrat Kyrsten Sinema has been declared the winner over Republican Martha McSally. Watch her accept her new position.
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Democrat Krysten Sinema wins open U.S. Senate seat over Republican Martha McSally
Arizona finally has it's first female Senator. Democrat Kyrsten Sinema has been declared the winner by the Associated Press. Republican Martha McSally tweeted out her concession.
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Sinema increases her lead over McSally in the latest tally
Kyrsten Sinema has increased her lead over Martha McSally by about 38,000 votes in the latest tally of ballots. Katie Hobbs has also increased her lead for Secretary of State.
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Sinema's lead grows to 32K votes in US Senate race
Maricopa County submitted an estimated 36,000 ballots on Sunday. Pinal County submitted ballots Sunday evening.
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Sinema takes 21K vote lead over McSally after Maricopa County counts 80K ballots Friday
Maricopa County still has around 266,000 ballots left to count.
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Settlement reached in the GOP lawsuit against Arizona counties
This lawsuit began as an attempt by the Arizona Republican Party to stop Maricopa County's practice of giving voters a second chance to correct early ballots. But a settlement today will allow all counties to do that.
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