AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoArizona Election Day: Polls opened statewide for contests spanning governor, secretary of state, attorney general, the Legislature and eight ballot measures. Maricopa County reported about 25,000 voters served in the first two hours; a power outage temporarily closed a Laveen vote center. First unofficial results are expected after polls close at 7 p.m. Flood Disruptions: Gov. Katie Hobbs declared a statewide emergency after days of heavy rain, freeing $200,000 for response efforts. Flooding has altered some polling arrangements, including at Navajo Nation locations. Election Oversight: The Justice Department is sending monitors to Arizona as part of a nationwide effort, while federal investigators examine allegations that Arizona nonprofits registered noncitizens. Tribal Politics: Navajo voters are choosing a president in a race without an openly pro-coal candidate, a notable shift for a nation where coal has long been central to jobs and home heating.
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