What we know
What we know: Democrats win the Arizona House, Senate and governor’s office for the first time since 1966
Compiled Nov 6
What we know
- Democrats won control of both the Arizona House and Senate and retained the governor's office, their first trifecta in the state since 1966
- Gov. Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, had vetoed more than 540 measures passed by the Republican-led Legislature in her first term
- The Associated Press confirmed on Friday that both Arizona legislative chambers had flipped to Democratic control
- Republicans had held the Arizona House for 60 years and the Senate since the early 1990s before this flip
- Democrats took full control of both statehouse chambers and the governor's office in at least six states, including Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Nevada and Wisconsin
- Democrats also flipped the Texas House and lower chambers in Maine and North Carolina, and both chambers in New Hampshire
What we don’t know yet
- The final count of flipped states and chambers could grow as results are still being tallied in additional states
- Results remain pending in Alaska and Kansas for the governor's office count
Open questions
- How will Gov. Hobbs and the new Democratic legislature address water issues and affordability as she has stated she wants to?
- What specific actions will be taken regarding fraud and abuse in the state's school voucher program?
- Will the final tally of flipped states grow once all results are confirmed?
- What will happen with the pending governor's race results in Alaska and Kansas?
Drawn from the Associated Press report. “What we don’t know” lists only what the reporting itself flags as unresolved.