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ELECTION RESULTS SPECIAL EDITION

Updated: Nov 12, 2022

editor note: I'll be updating these figures as result get released, generally every morning through Monday.

As of Saturday morning these are the reported results. About 83% of ballots counted with almost a 370k left to count, 265k of those in Maricopa County. It is likely that there won't be a definitive announcement until Monday or Tuesday.


US Senator Mark Kelly and Arizona Secretary of State Fontes have been declared unofficial winners. The governor and attorney general races are too close to call.


Of 15 Arizona counties, 10 voted for Masters

Some early takeaways…

The general election voter registration numbers for Cochise County are:

19, 423 Democrat

26, 959 Independent

30,370 Republican

642 Libertarian

77, 394 Total registered 2022 general election


The general election voter registration numbers Statewide:

1,270,544 Democrat

32,148 Libertarian

1,436,852 Republican

1,404,385 Independent

4,143,929 Total registered 2022 general election


Looking at the registration stats for Cochise County, 40% of county voters are registered Republican, 34% Independent, and 25% Democrats. Since Republican candidates are winning by roughly 15% over Democrats, it looks as if Independents spit their votes, although that remains to be seen. Republicans are winning all offices save LD21 and CD 6.


State Totals as of 9am Saturday 11/12.

County Totals as of noon 11/11

Exit polls as of 4 pm Thursday/NBS


US SENATOR

Kelly has a 124,000 vote lead over Masters

Cochise County vote 54.6% for Masters, 42.5% Kelly

  • 55% female/43% male voted for Kelly

  • 46% male/50%/female voted for Masters

  • 58% latino/Kelly 40% latino/Masters


  • Age groups:

  • 18-29 76%/Kelly 20% Masters

  • 30-34 58% Kelly 37% Masters

  • 45-64 44% Kelly 53% Masters

  • 65+ 46% Kelly 52% Masters


  • Education:

  • 58% Kelly/41% Masters college graduate

  • 47% Kelly/49% Masters no college degree

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GOVERNOR

Hobbs has a 31,000 vote lead on Lake

Cochise County vote 58.3% for Lake, 40.3% Hobbs


  • 54% female/45% male voted for Hobbs

  • 54%male/45%/female voted for Lake


  • 51% latino/Hobbes 47% latino/Lake


  • Age groups:

  • 18-29 71%/Hobbs 29% Lake

  • 30-34 52% Hobbs 45% Lake

  • 45-64 43% Hobbs 55% Lake

  • 65+ 46% Hobbs 52% Lake


  • Education:

  • 57% Hobbs/42% Lake college graduate

  • 44% Hobbs/54% Lake no college degree

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SECRETARY OF STATE

Statewide Fontes has a 118,000 vote lead over Finchem

Cochise County vote 57.0% for Finchem, 40.9% Fontes


  • 54% female/49% male voted for Fontes

  • 49 % male/44%/female voted for Finchem


  • 58% latino/Fontes 42% latino/Finchem


  • Age groups:

  • 18-29 72%/Fontes 24% Finchem

  • 30-34 56% Fontes 42% Finchem

  • 45-64 44% Fontes 54% Finchem

  • 65+ 50% Fontes 49% Finchem


  • Education:

  • 58% Fontes/41% Finchem college graduate

  • 48% Fontes/50% Finchem no college degree

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ATTORNEY GENERAL

Kris Mayes leads Abe Hamadeh by 19,000 votes

Cochise County vote 58.7% for Hamadeh, 39.0% Mayes


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SECRETARY OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Hoffman leads Horne by about 6600 votes

Cochise County vote 59.7% for Horne, 38.8% Hoffman


CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6

Ciscomani (R) leads Engle (D) by about 3000 votes


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State Senator Dist. 21

Rosanna Gabaldon (D) 59.2%


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State Representatives Dist. 21

Consuelo Hernandez (D)

Stephanie Stahl Hamilton (D)


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PROPOSITIONS

128 FAIL about 63.9% No votes against.

(Cochise County 60.2% No, 35.4% Yes)

This was a constitutional amendment that would allow lawmakers to bypass the Voter Protection Act to amend or repeal any ballot measure with any illegal or unconstitutional language.


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129 PASS about 54.8% for 45.1% against

(Cochise County 57.7% Yes, 38.5% No)

limit initiatives to a single subject and require each provision be represented in the title.


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130 PASS about 63% for 36% against

(Cochise County 60.7% Yes, 34.9% No)

Amend the state Constitution to allow lawmakers to provide a property tax cut for veterans with disabilities.


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131 PASS about 55% for, 33% against

(Cochise County 52.5% Yes, 43.6% No)

Amend the state Constitution to create the position of lieutenant governor. Candidates would run as a team with gubernatorial candidates, like the vice president.


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132 TOO CLOSE Yes leads by about 22,000 votes

(Cochise County 54.6% Yes, 41.6% No)

Amends the state Constitution to require a 60% vote to increase taxes at the ballot.


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209 YES 72% for, 27% against

(Cochise County 70.5% Yes, 26.3% No)

Makes changes to state statutes on wage garnishment debt collection. It limits the interest rate on medical debt to 3%. It would protect more equity in homes, vehicles, household goods and bank accounts from being taken by creditors. It also limits the amount that can be garnished from your wages to pay off debts.


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211 YES 72% for, 27% against.

(Cochise County 69.7% Yes, 26.5% No)

Dark money reporting….Require political groups and people spending more than $50,000 to influence the outcome of an election to disclose the original donor of contributions over $5,000. It would also require real-time reporting of significant campaign spending, and allow the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission to enforce the provisions of Prop 211.


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308 TOO CLOSE yes is 40,000 votes up

(Cochise County 57.5% No, 39.6% Yes,)

Allows all Arizona students, regardless of immigration status, to be eligible for financial aid and in-state tuition at Arizona universities and community colleges.


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309 TOO CLOSE no is up about 38,000 votes

(Cochise County 55.3% Yes, 41.7% No)

Require voters who vote in person to show a photo ID, instead of multiple pieces of certain mail, like bank statements.


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310 NO (but close) no is up about 65,000 votes

(Cochise County 50.4% N , 46.4% Yes,)

Would increase sales taxes by a tenth of a penny on the dollar to fund rural fire districts.


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420 NO will not establish an AMA for Wilcox basin

(Cochise County 60.9% No, 37.5% Yes,)


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421 YES a 1% sales tax in Bisbee. Replaces on that sunsets

Yes 70.4% 25.8% No


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422 YES establishes an AMA for the Douglas basin

(Cochise County 52.8% Yes, 43.8% No)


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Bisbee School Override YES

65.1 Yes, 29.4 No

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