PHOENIX — Arizonans will learn in slightly more than a week if Democrats’ sweep of three top statewide offices four years ago was a fluke or an actual sign the state is no longer blood red.
With all statewide offices and congressional seats up for grabs — two held by Republicans who could be vulnerable — the state’s voters have a real chance to decide whether Democrats take control of the other state office, the Legislature and U.S. House for last two years of Donald Trump’s presidency.
The numbers tell part of the story.
