Tempe veteran Mark Rodriguez-Jacobsen was thrilled and surprised to show up to cast a vote for Senate hopeful Ruben Gallego, only to come face-to-face with Gallego at his polling location. “Yes, yes,

The Arizona Republic has created a map that allows you to see where votes for presidential candidates are coming from in every precinct in the state.

In the presidential swing state, two key questions loom large: How many votes are left to count, and how many of those does each candidate need to win

The battle for control of the Senate is likely to come down to just a few races in an electoral landscape that suggests long odds for Democrats to maintain their narrow majority.

It's Election Day, and voters are anticipating results in an election that will decide a president and determine which party will control the House and Senate.