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Arizona Election 2022

Arizona Attorney General: Democrat Mayes leads tight race against GOP's Hamadeh

PHOENIX — Democrat Kris Mayes had a 50.6% to 49.4% lead early Wednesday morning over Republican Abe Hamadeh in the race for attorney general.

The Arizona Secretary of State's Office reported 91% of precincts had reported their vote counts.

Much of the race to fill the soon-to-be-vacant post centered around the question of whether trial experience matters when it comes to running the state’s largest law firm.

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