In her first term, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs had vetoed more than 540 measures passed by the Republican-led Legislature on policies including taxes,…
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Los Angeles Times ·
In her first term, Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs had vetoed more than 540 measures passed by the Republican-led Legislature on policies including taxes, immigration and voting laws.
PBS NewsHour ·
The Associated Press called enough legislative races to confirm that both chambers flipped on Friday.
HuffPost ·
Arizona was among many red-leaning states that went blue during the midterm election as Democrats swept in races nationwide.
HuffPost ·
Arizona was among many red-leaning states that went blue during the midterm election as Democrats swept in races nationwide.
Associated Press ·
Democrats have won control of both legislative chambers in Arizona and retained the governor’s office, giving the party its first trifecta in the state since 1966. This marks a significant Democratic victory in Tuesday’s midterm elections, which saw the biggest gains in state legislatures for either party since the nationwide wave of Republican victories in 2010. Democrats will now have a trifecta in Arizona, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The parties had previously shared power in all six states. Democrats also won control of legislative chambers in Texas, Maine, New Hampshire and North Carolina.