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2018 Senate Congressional Primary Election Candidates Demographics 1 Percentage District Office Candidates Party (County) of Vote Deedra Aboud DEM 19.5 Kyrsten Sinema* DEM 80.5 Angela Green# GRN Adam Kokesh# LBT N/A Statewide Senate Joe Arpaio REP 18.88 Nicholas Glenn# REP William Gonzales# REP Martha McSally* REP 53 Kelli Ward REP 28.1 Tom O'Halleran* DEM 100 Coconino, Navajo, Apache, Zhani Doko# LBT Graham, Greenlee, Pinal, District 1 U.S. House Wendy Rogers REP Pima, Yavapai, Gila, 43.53 Maricopa, Mohave Tiffany Shedd REP 18.74 Steve Smith REP 37.73 Matt Heinz DEM 30.56 Billy Kovacs DEM 6.08 Ann Kirkpatrick^ DEM 41.39 Maria Matiella DEM 9.1 Barbara Sherry DEM 2.61 District 2 Cochise, Pima U.S. House Yahya Yuksel DEM 1.57 Bruce Wheeler DEM 8.71 Lea Marquez Peterson REP 33.59 Brandon Martin REP 29.12 Daniel Romero Morales REP 21.38 Casey Welch REP 15.92 Raul Grijalva* DEM 100 Joshua Garcia# DEM Santa Cruz, Pima, Maricopa, District 3 U.S. House Sergio Arellano REP 27.3 Yuma, Pinal Nicolas Peirson REP 51.45 Edna San Miguel REP 21.25 David Brill DEM 52.8 Delina Disanto DEM 47.2 La Paz, Mohave, Yavapai, District 4 U.S. House # DEM Pinal, Yuma, Maricopa, Gila Ana Maria Perez Haryaksha Gregor Knauer GRN 100 Paul Gosar* REP 100 1 AZ Secretary of State: 2018 Primary Election: https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/elections/2018-primary- election/federal/1347/3/0, * Current Member ^Former Member #Write In 1 2018 Senate Congressional Primary Election Candidates Demographics 1 Percentage District Office Candidates Party (County) of Vote Joan Greene DEM 60 District 5 Maricopa U.S. House Jose Torres DEM 40 Andy Biggs* REP 100 Anita Malik DEM 40.59 Garrick McFadden DEM 19.94 District 6 Maricopa U.S. House Heather Ross DEM 39.47 David Schweikert* REP 100 Ruben Gallego* DEM 74.4 District 7 Maricopa U.S. House Catherine Miranda DEM 25.6 Gary Swing# GRN Hiral Tipirneni DEM 100 District 8 Maricopa U.S. House Sandra E. Dowling REP 22.8 Debbie Lesko* REP 77.2 Greg Stanton DEM 100 Irina Broness Von Behr REP 58.91 District 9 Maricopa U.S. House Stephen L. Ferrara REP 33.27 Dave Giles REP 7.82 1 AZ Secretary of State: 2018 Primary Election: https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/elections/2018-primary- election/federal/1347/3/0, * Current Member ^Former Member #Write In 2 2018 Statewide Primary Election Candidates Percentage of Office Party Candidates1 Vote DEM Mirza Fareed Baig# DEM Steve Farley@ 33.6 DEM David Garcia 49.27 DEM Kelly Fryer 17.13 GRN Noah Dyer# Governor GRN Angel Torres# LBT Barry Hess REP Ken Bennett^ 29.5 REP Doug Ducey* 70.5 REP Robert Weber# DEM Katie Hobbs@ 100 LBT Jenn Gray# Secretary of State REP Michele Reagan* 32.7 REP Steve Gaynor 67.3 DEM January Contreras 100 Attorney General LBT Michael Kielsky REP Mark Brnovich* 100 DEM Mark Manoil 100 State Treasurer REP Kimberly Yee@ 58.2 REP Jo Ann Sabbagh 41.8 DEM Kathy Hoffman 52.7 DEM David Schapira 47.3 REP Bob Branch 21.79 Superintendent of REP Diane Douglas* 21.62 Public Instruction REP Jonathan Gelbart 14.61 REP Frank Riggs 22.05 REP Tracy Livingston 19.92 DEM William Pierce 100 Mine Inspector LBT Kim Ruff# REP Joe Hart* 100 DEM Kiana Maria Sears 27.74 DEM Sandra Kennedy^ 45.3 DEM William Mundell 26.95 Corporation REP Tom Forese* 15.94 Commission (Elect 2) REP Rodney Glassman 22.78 REP James O'Connor 21.7 REP Justin Olson* 24.86 REP Eric Sloan 14.73 1Arizona Secretary of State: 2018 Election Filings (https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/elections/2018-primary- election/state/1348/3/0)*Incumbent ^Former State Official #Write in @Currently Holds Other Office 3 2018 Legislative Races - Candidate List Percentage District Geography Office Candidates1 Party of Vote Jo Craycraft DEM 100 Senate Karen Fann* REP 100 Ed Gogek DEM 41.9 Yavapai County, Northern part of Maricopa County (New River; District 1 Jan Manolis DEM Anthem; Cave Creek; Carefree) 58.1 House Noel Campbell* REP 42.49 Jodi Rooney REP 20.67 David Stringer* REP 36.84 Andrea Dalessandro* DEM 100 Senate Shelley Kais REP 52.2 Bobby Wilson REP 47.8 District 2 Santa Cruz County, East Pima County Rosanna Gabaldón* DEM 51 Daniel Hernandez* DEM 49 House John Christopher Ackerley^ REP 51.4 Anthony Sizer REP 48.6 Sally Ann Gonzales* DEM 55.4 Senate Betty Villegas DEM 44.6 Olivia Cajero Bedford* DEM 32.18 District 3 Pima County (Southwest Tucson) Andres Cano DEM 34.51 House Alma Hernandez DEM 33.31 Beryl Baker GRN 100 Senate Lisa Otondo* DEM 100 South Yuma County, West Pima County, Southwest Maricopa Charlene R. Fernandez* DEM 63 District 4 County, Southwest Pinal County House Geraldine Peten* DEM 37 Sara Mae Williams GRN 100 J'aime Morgaine DEM 100 Senate Sonny Borrelli* REP 100 Mary McCord Robinson DEM 100 Leo Biasiucci REP 24.71 District 5 La Paz County, most of Mohave County Regina Cobb* REP 37.98 House Patrick Finerd# REP Sam Harrison# REP Jennifer Jones-Esposito REP 14.92 Paul Mosley* REP 22.39 Wade Carlisle DEM 100 Senate Sylvia Allen* REP 100 Jeff Daniels# LBT Parts of Coconino County (Flagstaff), Navajo County, Gila County Felicia French DEM 59.1 District 6 (Payson), and Yavapai County (Cottonwood and Camp Verde) Bobby Tyler DEM 40.9 House Walter Blackman REP 36.79 Stuart McDaniel REP 21.82 Bob Thorpe* REP 41.39 Jamescita Peshlakai* DEM 100 Senate Parts of Mohave County, Coconino County, Navajo County, JL Mealer REP 100 District 7 Apache County, Gila County, Graham County and Pinal County Arlando Teller DEM 36.3 (includes the Navajo Reservation and San Carlos Reservation) House Myron Tsosie DEM 63.7 Doyel Shamley REP 100 1AZ Secretary of State: 2018 Primary Election; Full Legislative Listing (https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/elections/2018-primary- election/legislative/1349/3/0), * Current Member, ^ Former Member, #Write In Candidate 4 2018 Legislative Races - Candidate List Percentage District Geography Office Candidates1 Party of Vote Natali Fierros Bock DEM 45.4 Senate Sharon Girard DEM 54.6 Frank Pratt* REP 100 Carmen Casillas DEM 39.57 District 8 Most of Pinal County, part of Gila County Pablo Correa DEM 29.2 House Linda Gross DEM 31.23 David Cook* REP 49.2 Thomas "T. J." Shope* REP 50.8 Jim Love DEM 18 Senate Victoria Steele^ DEM 82 Randy Fleenor# REP District 9 Pima County (North Tucson "Catalina Foothills") Randall Friese* DEM 45.54 JP Martin DEM 11.63 House Pamela Powers Hannley* DEM 42.83 Ana Henderson REP 100 David Bradley* DEM 100 Senate Marilyn Wiles REP 100 Domingo Degrazia DEM 20.97 Kirsten Engel* DEM 39.49 District 10 Pima County (East Tucson "Tanque Verde") Nikki Lee DEM 19.66 House Catherine Ripley DEM 19.88 Joshua Reilly# GRN Todd A. Clodfelter* REP 100 Ralph Atchue DEM 100 Senate Mohammad Arif# GRN 100 Venden "Vince" Leach* REP 100 Hollace Lyon DEM 42.98 District 11 North Pima County, Pinal County (Casa Grande; Maricopa) Barry McCain DEM 15.21 Marcela Quiroz DEM 41.81 House Mark Finchem* REP 43.81 Howell Jones REP 18.71 Bret Roberts REP 37.49 Elizabeth Brown DEM 100 Senate Eddie Farnsworth* REP 52.5 Jimmy Lindblom REP 47.5 Joe Bisaccia DEM 37.2 Southeast Maricopa County ( Gilbert; Queen Creek), North Pinal Lynsey Robinson DEM 44.84 District 12 County D.J. Rothans DEM 17.96 House Travis Grantham* REP 29.93 Nick Myers REP 16.04 Warren Petersen* REP 33.19 Blake Sacha REP 20.84 1AZ Secretary of State: 2018 Primary Election; Full Legislative Listing (https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/elections/2018-primary- election/legislative/1349/3/0), * Current Member, ^ Former Member, #Write In Candidate 5 2018 Legislative Races - Candidate List Percentage District Geography Office Candidates1 Party of Vote Michelle Harris DEM 100 Brent Backus REP 29.8 Senate Sine Kerr* REP 49.06 Don Shooter^ REP 21.12 Northern Yuma County, Northwest Maricopa County (Litchfield District 13 Thomas Tzitzura DEM Park) 100 Timothy Dunn* REP 36.91 House Darin Mitchell* REP 20.44 Joanne Osborne REP 24.04 Trey Terry REP 18.61 Jaime Alvarez DEM 69 Mendy Gomez DEM 31 Senate David Gowan^ REP 40.36 Drew John* REP 34.65 Cochise County, East Pima County, South Graham County, District 14 Lori Kilpatrick REP 24.99 Greenlee County Bob Karp DEM 47.2 Shelley Renne-Leon DEM 52.8 House Gail Griffin* REP 52.62 Becky Nutt* REP 47.38 Kristin Dybvig-Pawelko DEM 100 Senate Heather Carter* REP 100 Julie Gunnigle DEM 34.06 District 15 Section of Maricopa County (North Phoenix; North Scottsdale) Tonya Macbeth DEM 31.55 House Jennifer Samuels DEM 34.38 John Allen* REP 47.3 Nancy Barto* REP 52.7 Benjamin Carmitchel DEM 100 Senate David Farnsworth* REP 76.3 Michael Hernandez REP 23.7 Sharon Stinard DEM 100 Section of Maricopa County (East Mesa; Apache Junction), Richard Grayson# GRN District 16 Section of Pinal County (Gold Canyon) John Fillmore^ REP 22.73 House Lisa Godzich REP 19.4 Stephen Kridler REP 8.8 Tara Phelps REP 15.64 Kelly Townsend* REP 33.43 Steven Weichert DEM 100 Senate J.D. Mesnard* REP 100 Jennifer Pawlik DEM 100 District 17 Maricopa County (Chandler and Sun lakes) Nora Ellen REP 35.18 House Jeff Weninger* REP 44.84 Julie Willoughby REP 19.99 1AZ Secretary of State: 2018 Primary Election; Full Legislative Listing (https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/elections/2018-primary- election/legislative/1349/3/0), * Current Member, ^ Former Member, #Write In Candidate 6 2018 Legislative Races - Candidate List Percentage District Geography Office Candidates1 Party of Vote Sean Bowie* DEM 100 Senate Frank Schmuck REP 100 Denise "Mitzi" Epstein* DEM 43.69 Jennifer Jermaine DEM 37.65 District 18 Maricopa County (Ahwatukee; South Tempe) Ladawn Stuben DEM 18.67 House Don Hawker REP 12.34 Jill Norgaard* REP 43.47 Greg Patterson^ REP 25.66 Farhana
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