The first Primary Election results have been released, which reflect the early voting numbers tallied before Election Day. Later updates will include numbers from voting at the polls on Tuesday.
I am only showing the contested primaries in this first post. I will do a full list of the unofficial election results tomorrow.
Other bloggers at Blog for Arizona may be updating some of these election results in selected races later tonight when updated numbers are released.
The Arizona Secretary of State election results are here: Election Results.
The Pima County Elections Department election results are here: Election Results.
Election results posted at 8:08:35 p.m. 23 0f 1566 precincts reporting (in other words, meaningless).
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1
Gary Kiehne (R) 34.90%
Adam Kwasman (R) 26.71%
Andrew “Andy” Tobin (R) 37.93%
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 2
Shelley Kais (R) 7.84%
Martha McSally (R) 67.40%
Charles Wooten (R) 24.29%
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 7
Randy Camacho (D) —
Ruben Gallego (D) —
Jarrett Maupin (D) —
Mary Rose Wilcox (D) —
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 8
Trent Franks (R) —-
Clair Van Steenwyk (R) —-
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 9
Wendy Rogers (R) —
Andrew Walter (R) —
GOVERNOR
Ken Bennett (R) 12.03%
Doug Ducey (R) 36.83%
Christine Jones (R) 18.85%
Frank Riggs (R) 6.59%
Scott Smith (R) 16.96%
Andrew Thomas (R) 8.31%
SECRETARY OF STATE
Wil Cardon (R) 25.17%
Justin Pierce (R) 34.o9%
Michele Reagan (R) 40.15%
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Mark Brnovich (R) 48.51%
Tom Horne (R) 50.93%
STATE TREASURER
Jeff Dewit (R) 48.90%
Hugh Hallman (R) 30.83%
Randy Pullen (R) 20.05%
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
David Garcia (D) 51.21%
Sharon Thomas (D) 47.93%
Diane Douglas (R) 59.53%
John Huppenthal (R) 39.70%
CORPORATION COMMISSION (2 seats)
Tom Forese III (R) 30.09%
Douglas Little (R) 30.24%
Lucy Mason (R) 22.23%
Vernon Parker (R) 16.92%
ARIZONA LEGISLATURE
District 1
Noel Campbell (R) – House —
Sean Englund (R) – House —
Karen Fann (R) – House —
Linda Gray (R) – House —
District 3
Salomón Baldenegro (D) – Senate 40.07%
Olivia Cajero Bedford (D) – Senate 59.58% (Pima County Results)
District 4
Charlene Fernandez (D) – House 44.44%
Lisa Otondo (D) – House 22.22%
Jose Suarez (D) – House 33.33%
District 5
Sonny Borrelli (R) – House —
Regina Cobb (R) – House —
Jennifer Jones (R) – House —
Sam Medrano (R) – House —
George Schnittgrund (R) – House —
District 7
Carlyle Begay (D) – Senate 37.22%
Eric Descheenie (D) – Senate 25.02%
Jamescita Peshlakai (D) – Senate 37.46%
Jennifer Benally (D) – House 42.66%
Joshua Butler (D ) – House 27.57%
Albert Hale (D) – House 28.56%
District 8
Irene Littleton (R) – Senate 50.18%
Alan Pease (R) – Senate 20.49%
Harold Vangilder (R) – Senate 28.57%
Wayne Bachmann (R) – House 18.50%
Darla Dawald (R) – House 21.16%
Frank Pratte (R) – House 32.27%
Thomas “T.J.” Shope (R) – House 29.76%
District 11
Scott Bartle (R) – Senate 28.67%
Steve Smith (R) – Senate 70.98%
Mark Finchem (R) – House 35.60%
Jo Grant (R) – House 20.04%
Vince Leach (R) – House 44.10%
District 12
Eddie Farnsworth (R) – Senate 47.01%
Warren Peterson (R) – Senate 52.99%
District 13
Toby Farmer (R) – Senate —
Don Shooter (R) – Senate —
Diane Landis (R) – House —
Darin Mitchell (R) – House —
Steve Montenegro (R) – House —
District 14
David Gowan (R) – House 40.31%
David Stevens (R) – House 40.10%
Susan Syfert (R) – House 19.00%
District 15
Nancy Barto (R) – Senate —
David Ryan (R) – Senate —
John Allen (R) – House —
Heather Carter (R) – House —
David Burnell Smith (R) – House —
District 16
David Farnsworth (R) – Senate 51.96%
Taylor McArthur (R) – Senate 47.75%
Doug Coleman (R) – House 29.97%
John Filmore (R) – House 22.24%
Adam Stevens (R) – House 11.99%
Kelly Townsend (R) – House 36.31%
District 18
Jeff Dial (R) – Senate —
Thomas Morrissey (R) – Senate —
John King (R) – House —
Jill Norgaard (R) – House —
David Pheanis (R) – House —
Bob Robson (R) – House —
District 19
Lupe Contreras (D) – Senate —
Angela Cotera (D) – Senate —
District 20
Bill Adams (R) – House —
Thurane Aung Khin (R) – House —
Paul Boyer (R) – House —
Anthony Kern (R) – House —
Carl Seel (R) – House —
District 23
John Kavanagh (R) – Senate —
Jeff Schwartz (R) – Senate —
Effie Carlson (R) – House —
Jay Lawrence (R) House —
Bob Littlefield (R) House —
Michelle Ugenti (R) – House —
District 24
Lela Alston (D) – House —
Richard Bauer (D) – House —
Ken Clark (D) – House —
District 25
Ralph Heap (R) – Senate —
Robert “Bob” Worsley (R) – Senate —
Russell “Rusty” Bowers (R) – House —
Haydee Dawson (R) – House —
Justin Olson (R) – House —
Michelle Udall (R) – House —
Jerry Walker (R) – House —
District 27
Aaron Marquez (D) – Senate —
Catherine Miranda (D) – Senate —
Reginald Bolding (D) – House —
Norma Muñoz (D) – House —
Marcelino Quiñonez (D) – House —
Rebecca Rios (D) – House —
District 28
Shawnna Bolick (R) – House —
Kate Brophy McGee (R) – House —
Mary Hamway (R) – House —
District 29
Lydia Hernández (D) – Senate —
Martín Quezada (D) – Senate —
Richard Andrade (D) – House —
Steven Chapman (D) – House —
Denice Garcia (D) – House —
Ceci Velázquez (D) – House —