Arizona — Following historic victories in both chambers of the Arizona Legislature, Democrats have officially secured enough seats in the State Senate to achieve a supermajority.
The following candidates flipped Republican-held Senate seats:
LD 2: Dr. Amelia Gallitano
LD 4: Aaron Lieberman
LD 13: Kristie O’Brien
LD 14: Stephanie Walsh
LD 16: Elaine Aldrete
LD 17: Edgar Soto
LD 27: Kyle Clayton
The following incumbent Senators won re-election in their battleground districts:
LD 9: Sen. Kiana Sears
LD 23: Sen. Brian Fernandez
“Today, I am proud to announce that we have secured a supermajority in the Arizona State Senate,” said Senate Democratic Leader Sen. Priya Sundareshan. “Voters have given us a mandate, and we are ready to deliver. This is an opportunity to turn Arizona families' priorities into action and advance legislation that lowers costs, invests in public education, secures our water future, protects our fundamental rights, and strengthens our communities. We are ready to get to work and meet the challenges facing our state.”
The ADLCC has declared victory in 37 seats for Democrats in the Arizona House of Representatives, and 20 seats for Democrats in the Arizona Senate.
Arizona Democrats have flipped 10 seats in the House and 7 seats in the Senate from Republican control with zero losses in the general election.
The split in each legislative chamber is as follows:
AZ House of Representatives: 37 D - 23 R
AZ Senate: 20 D - 10 R
