As the ballot-counting continues statewide, Democrats made some gains on Republicans. Two of them overtook their opponents, at least for the time being.

U.S. Senate and superintendent of public instruction have been the tightest races since election night. In the former, Democrat Kyrsten Sinema trailed Republican Martha McSally until Thursday afternoon. Sinema currently leads by just over 2,000 votes. In the latter race, Democrat Kathy Hoffman trailed early but has moved past Republican Frank Riggs by almost 12,000 votes.

(Projected winner in purple)

U.S. Senate
Kyrsten Sinema (D) 48.9%
Martha McSally (R) 48.8%

U.S. House of Representatives District 1
Tom O’Halleran (D) 53.3%
Wendy Rogers (R) 46.7%

Governor
Doug Ducey (R) 57.4%
David Garcia (D) 40.6%

Secretary of State
Steve Gaynor (R) 50.8%
Katie Hobbs (D) 49.2%

Attorney General
Mark Brnovich (R) 53%
January Contreras (D) 47%

State Treasurer
Kimberly Yee (R) 55.3%
Mark Manoil (D) 44.7%

Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kathy Hoffman (D) 50.3%
Frank Riggs (R) 49.7%

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