State Senate Elections

Democratic incumbent State Senator Flavio Bravo headed toward reelection in LD26, per early results

Candidates for State Senator in Legislative District 26. From left, incumbent Democrat Flavio Bravo and Republican Jim Bishop.

Democratic incumbent Legislative District 26 State Senator Flavio Bravo appears to be headed for reelection, according to early results.

Bravo has 77.5% of the vote in early results from Tuesday night with 15,861 votes. Republican challenger Jim Bishop has 22.4% with 4,578 votes.

Bravo is a member of the Elections, Judiciary and Rules committee in the Arizona State Senate.

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