Arizona Election Results
The election results for Arizona updated hourly by county, candidate and party.
— -- Voters in the state of Arizona are heading to the polls on Election Day 2016.
There are 11 electoral votes at stake in Arizona in the presidential race. Arizona allows for early voting. In 1960, Arizona had four electoral votes, today, it has almost tripled to 11 because of the rapid population growth.
Since 1952, the Grand Canyon State has voted Democrat only once, in 1996 when voters backed Bill Clinton. This election, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has put once-reliably red Arizona in play by sending out first lady Michelle Obama and Sen. Bernie Sanders to campaign in Arizona and increasing the money spent on ads in the state.
Voting History in the Past Five Presidential Elections:
- 2012: Mitt Romney
- 2008: John McCain
- 2004: George W. Bush
- 2000: George W. Bush
- 1996: Bill Clinton
Other Notable Races:
Eight years after losing his bid for president, Republican U.S. Sen. John McCain is running for re-election. McCain has publicly struggled with whether to support GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, who called McCain a loser and criticized him for being captured during the Vietnam War.
Metro Phoenix Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the self-proclaimed toughest sheriff in America, is fighting for his job after a criminal indictment stemming from his immigration patrols. -The Associated Press
Arizona election results will be refreshed automatically every 30 seconds after polls close at 9 p.m. ET. There is no need to refresh the page to see the latest data.
