PHOENIX — Arizona's 2026 midterm election is underway as multiple important seats are up for grabs, including Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction and Secretary of State.
Arizona voters will also decide on several propositions, including Prop 318, which would create rules for school sports based on gender assigned at birth, and Prop 319, which would stop the installation and use of speed and red-light cameras across Arizona.
The polls are open on Tuesday, November 3, from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. statewide.
Follow results and latest developments in the live thread below:
7:10 a.m. -
More than 6,000 SRP utility customers are impacted by a power outage in the area of 99th Avenue to 47th Avenue and Southern Avenue to Estrella Drive. Voting officials initially said this was impacting the Laveen Elementary School District Office voting center ahead of opening, but election officials said it was able to open at the normal time.
The Vote Center located at Laveen Elementary School District Office is now open and ready to serve voters. https://t.co/ENkjnVbKBC
— Maricopa County Elections (@MaricopaVote) November 3, 2026
7:05 a.m. -
Nearly 3,000 ballots cast in-person in the first hour of voting in Pima County. 🇺🇸 Find a Vote Center, 24/7 drop-box locations and more at https://t.co/5f1wZGOdLr. https://t.co/a8YbOBR2it
— Pima County Elections Department (@pimavote) November 3, 2026
6 a.m. -
Polls have officially opened across Arizona! Find your polling location here.
All 254 Vote Centers across Maricopa County were open on time at 6:00 am. https://t.co/rWx9BEeeeU
— Maricopa County Elections (@MaricopaVote) November 3, 2026
