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MARICOPA COUNTY | October 27 update
More than one in four registered voters has returned a ballot: 659,114 returns and 25.5% turnout.
Republicans hold a 7,660-ballot advantage, or 1.2% of returns.
The county’s early-voting picture. 🧵
ARIZONA BY COUNTY AND LD| October 27 update
Pima has 183,772 returned ballots, with Democrats ahead by 38,401—a 20.9% ballot advantage.
Turnout by registered party: 28.6% Republican, 37.8% Democratic and 18.1% PND/Other.
Both measures for all 15 counties. 🧵
ARIZONA EARLY VOTING | October 27 update
Arizona has passed 1.1 million returned ballots. Republicans lead by 9,832 ballots, a 0.9% advantage.
Turnout is 24.6%, compared with 24.4% at the comparable point in 2022.
The statewide breakdown. 🧵
MARICOPA COUNTY | October 26 update
559,258 early ballots have been returned. Republicans lead by 3,967 ballots, a 0.7% advantage.
Turnout is 21.6%, compared with 20.8% at the same days to go in 2022.
The county’s early-voting picture. 🧵
ARIZONA EARLY VOTING | October 26 update
935,727 ballots returned. Republicans lead by just 438 ballots, less than 0.1% of returns.
Overall turnout is 20.6%, versus 20.8% at the comparable point in 2022.
The statewide breakdown. 🧵
ARIZONA BY COUNTY | October 23 update
Gila’s party turnout is nearly even: 27.1% Republican and 27.8% Democratic.
But Republicans lead returned ballots by 2,762, or 30.4%, reflecting their larger registration.
Both measures for all 15 counties. 🧵
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ARIZONA EARLY VOTING | October 23 update
841,534 ballots returned. Democrats lead by 1,357 ballots—a 0.2% advantage, versus 3.0% at the comparable point in 2022.
Overall turnout is 18.5%, compared with 18.7% in 2022.
The statewide breakdown. 🧵
TODAY’S SPOTLIGHT: CD2 | October 22
90,733 early ballots returned. Republicans lead by 8,902 ballots—a 9.8% advantage, versus 6.3% at the comparable point in 2022. 🧵
County reporting schedules vary; Apache and Navajo returns are through Oct. 16.
Maricopa’s PND/Other turnout is essentially level with its 2022 pace at 10.7%.
Republican turnout is 19.6%, versus 18.1% in 2022. Democratic turnout is 24.1%, versus 21.2%.
Among Maricopa voters with no participation in the previous four general elections, returns are spread closely across parties:
Republicans: 5,916
Democrats: 6,795
PND/Other: 6,800
MARICOPA COUNTY | October 22 update
452,819 early ballots returned. Democrats lead by 2,278 ballots—a 0.5% advantage, versus 1.6% at the same point in 2022.
Overall turnout is 17.5%.
Three charts on the county’s early-voting picture. 🧵
ARIZONA BY COUNTY | October 22 update
Republicans lead returned ballots in nine counties; Democrats lead in six.
But county totals vary widely. Across all 15, Democrats hold a 6,136-ballot advantage, or 0.8%.
Maricopa and Pima both show 24.1% turnout among registered Democrats.
Republican turnout is 19.6% in Maricopa and 17.1% in Pima. PND/Other turnout is 10.7% and 10.8%, respectively. 🧵
Some legislative districts have narrow gaps in returned ballots.
Democrats lead by 249 ballots in LD2 and 442 in LD16. Republicans lead by 375 in LD13 and 604 in LD4.
LD28 has 43,959 returned ballots. Participation within each party’s registration looks like this:
Republicans: 26.0%
Democrats: 39.7%
PND/Other: 19.2%

































