Arizona’s primary elections have wrapped up, putting the pieces in place for what promises to be a competitive fall election season in one of the nation’s most closely watched swing states.
On the Democratic side, party voters selected their candidate to challenge for a House seat currently held by Republicans, setting up what could be a hard-fought race to flip that seat in November.
Meanwhile, Republican voters chose their nominee to take on Arizona’s sitting Democratic governor, kicking off what is expected to be a closely contested gubernatorial battle heading into the general election.
Arizona has become a key battleground in recent election cycles, and the outcomes of these primary contests will shape the political landscape as both parties gear up for the fall campaign season.
