2026 results · state legislatures · Arizona

Democrats lead for control of the Arizona Senate

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 20 seats and Republicans 10, against 13 and 17 before. Seven seats are led by another party than held them.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 37 seats and Republicans 23, against 27 and 33 before. Eight seats are led by another party than held them.

Leaders in the count from Arizona Secretary of State, not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 30 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 7 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 13–17. With the leaders elected: 20–10, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Democrats lead for control

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7 seats changing party, then the closest

Arizona Senate: the districts on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by	Precincts
14Flip	Stephanie Walsh D 51.0%	Mylie Biggs R 48.9%	D+2.0	R	46/46
16Flip	Elaine Aldrete D 51.2%	Thomas "T.J." Shope R 48.6%	D+2.5	R	77/80
4Flip	Aaron Lieberman D 52.4%	Carine Werner R 47.6%	D+4.8	R	70/70
27Flip	Kyle Clayton D 53.0%	Kevin Payne R 46.9%	D+6.0	R	54/54
17Flip	Edgar Soto D 54.0%	Christopher King R 45.9%	D+8.1	R	66/66
13Flip	Kristie O'Brien D 54.9%	Julie Willoughby R 45.0%	D+9.9	R	45/45
2Flip	Amelia Gallitano D 56.0%	Shawnna Bolick R 43.9%	D+12.1	R	48/48
29	Janae Shamp R 51.3%	Eric Stafford D 48.7%	R+2.6	R	49/49
10	David Christian Farnsworth R 53.0%	Blair Moses D 43.2%	R+9.8	R	48/48
25	Timothy "Tim" Dunn R 55.4%	Laura Huber D 44.6%	R+10.8	R	68/68
19	Gail Griffin R 57.6%	Bob Karp D 42.2%	R+15.4	R	94/94
15	Jake Hoffman R 57.8%	Jayme Accalia D 42.1%	R+15.6	R	63/63
28	Frank Carroll R 58.0%	Michael Braun D 41.9%	R+16.0	R	65/65
7	Wendy Rogers R 60.4%	Michiel "Mike" Montiel D 39.5%	R+20.8	R	79/97
9	Kiana Maria Sears D 60.5%	Bridget Fitzgibbons R 39.4%	D+21.1	D	40/40
3	John Kavanagh R 60.9%	Jeffrey Fortney D 39.1%	R+21.8	R	59/61
1	Mark Finchem R 62.0%	Christine Ellen Dargon D 37.9%	R+24.1	R	53/55
5	Christine Marsh D 84.3%	Jason LaForest O 15.1%	D+69.2	D	58/58
6	Jamescita Peshlakai D 72.7%	Lloyd Johnson R 27.1%	D+45.5	D	61/98
8	Lauren Kuby D 70.0%	Bill Loughrige R 29.9%	D+40.1	D	54/58
11	Catherine Miranda D 80.8%	Joshua Ayala R 19.1%	D+61.8	D	39/44
12	Patricia "Patty" Contreras D 70.2%	Anthony Jason Ramirez O 29.1%	D+41.1	D	48/50
18	Priya Sundareshan D 66.1%	Douglas Everett R 33.7%	D+32.4	D	64/64
20	Alma Hernandez D 95.4%	unopposed	—	D	54/54
21	Rosanna Gabaldón D 69.0%	Esteban Flores R 30.9%	D+38.0	D	66/66
22	Eva Diaz D 97.0%	unopposed	—	D	41/41
23	Brian Fernandez D 63.0%	Michelle Altherr R 36.9%	D+26.1	D	67/67
24	Analise Ortiz D 75.0%	Frank Steele R 24.9%	D+50.0	D	39/39
26	Flavio Bravo D 77.7%	Jim Bishop R 22.2%	D+55.5	D	36/36
30	Leo Biasiucci R 98.1%	unopposed	—	R	37/38

One dot per seat, 60 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 10 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 27–33. With the leaders elected: 37–23, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Democrats lead for control

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8 seats changing party, then the closest

Arizona House: the districts on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by	Precincts
23Flip	Mariana Sandoval D 31.7%	Emilia Cortez D 31.6%	D+0.1	D, R	67/67
4Flip	Tammy Caputi D 26.3%	Karen Gresham D 26.2%	D+0.1	R, R	70/70
17Flip	Kevin Volk D 27.0%	Hollace "Holly" Lyon D 26.8%	D+0.1	D, R	66/66
13Flip	Racquel "Rockee" Armstrong D 27.3%	Jacob Weinberg D 27.0%	D+0.3	R, R	45/45
29Flip	Christine Marie Scianna D 34.1%	Steve Montenegro R 33.3%	D+0.8	R, R	49/49
14Flip	Mary Rose D 34.2%	Tyler Andrew Farnsworth R 33.3%	D+0.8	R, R	46/46
16Flip	Julia Romero Gusse D 36.9%	Teresa Martinez R 32.1%	D+4.8	R, R	77/80
27Flip	Deborah Howard D 37.3%	Lisa Fink R 31.3%	D+5.9	R, R	54/54
9	Lorena Austin D 36.9%	Jacob D. Martinez D 36.8%	D+0.1	D, D	40/40
28	David Livingston R 29.0%	Beverly Pingerelli R 28.8%	R+0.2	R, R	65/65
8	Janeen Connolly D 40.6%	Brian Garcia D 40.1%	D+0.4	D, D	54/58
10	Justin Olson R 27.3%	James Rogers R 26.7%	R+0.6	R, R	48/48
12	Stacey Travers D 38.5%	Armando Montero D 37.8%	D+0.7	D, D	48/50
3	Cody Reim R 29.9%	George Khalaf R 29.0%	R+0.8	R, R	59/61
7	Walter "Walt" Blackman R 34.9%	David Cook Sr. R 33.4%	R+1.5	R, R	79/97
24	Alberto Flores D 42.5%	Lisbeth Arescurenaga D 41.0%	D+1.5	D, D	39/39
11	Oscar De Los Santos D 41.2%	Junelle Cavero D 39.7%	D+1.5	D, D	39/44
21	Miranda Lopez D 40.2%	Consuelo Hernandez D 38.6%	D+1.7	D, D	66/66
1	Selina Bliss R 38.8%	Quang Huu Nguyen R 37.0%	R+1.8	R, R	53/55
2	Stephanie Simacek D 41.4%	Justin Wilmeth R 30.3%	D+11.1	D, R	48/48
5	Sarah Liguori D 50.5%	unopposed	—	D, D	58/58
6	Mae Peshlakai D 46.0%	Ian Teller D 42.6%	D+3.4	D, D	61/98
15	Neal Carter R 50.0%	unopposed	—	R, R	63/63
18	Nancy Gutierrez D 40.4%	Chris Mathis D 37.7%	D+2.7	D, D	64/64
19	David Gowan R 29.8%	Lupe Diaz R 27.5%	R+2.3	R, R	94/94
20	Sally Ann Gonzales D 49.4%	unopposed	—	D, D	54/54
22	Betsy Munoz D 49.2%	unopposed	—	D, D	41/41
25	Michael Carbone R 35.1%	Nickolas "Nick" Kupper R 32.9%	R+2.2	R, R	68/68
26	Cesar Aguilar D 39.9%	Quantá Crews D 36.5%	D+3.4	D, D	36/36
30	Mike Gannuscio R 42.0%	David Rose R 40.2%	R+1.8	R, R	37/38

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.