Arizona election results

Arizona election results (Alberta Times) According to the preliminary vote results on the evening of November 6, in the House of Representatives general election, Republican J in District 1...

Arizona election results (Alberta Times) According to the preliminary vote results on the evening of November 6, in the general election for House of Representatives, Republican Jonathan Paton in District 1 was leading, but his vote rate was only 50%. District 2 Martha McSally (Republican) won, District 3 Democratic Raul M. Grijalva was elected, District 4 Republican Paul Gosar won by a large margin, District 5 Matt Salmon (Republican) won, District 6 was also a Republican, David Schweikert, District 7 Ed Pastor was a Democrat, District 8 Trent Franks was a Republican, District 9 Democratic Kyrsten Sinema led with 1.3%, but received less than half of the vote. To sum up, the Republican Party has an advantage in the state’s House of Representatives team. There is only one vacancy in the state's Senate, with Republican Jeff Flake defeating Democrat Richard Carmona. A total of 9 proposals were put to voters in Arizona, and the results were as follows: 114: Regarding the protection of victims of crime in compensation, passed; 115: Regarding the judicial department, failed; 116: Regarding property tax exemption, failed; 117: Regarding the assessed value of property taxes , passed; 118: Establishing a permanent fund for schools with trust land expenditures, failed; 119: Regarding state trust land, passed; 120: Regarding state sovereignty, failed; 121: Direct primary election law, failed; 204, 1% temporary sales tax, failed. In addition, the state's House of Representatives and Senate are divided into 30 districts for general elections, with each district producing two representatives and one senator. Sheriffs, attorneys general, county supervisors, clerks, treasurers and even school superintendents in every county and city are undergoing changes.