AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoElection Day: Arizona voters are choosing races up and down the ballot, with control of the Legislature a key prize. Polls close at 7 p.m. in Pima County, but statewide results won’t begin posting until 10 p.m.; close contests could take days to settle. Flooding: Gov. Katie Hobbs declared a statewide emergency after heavy rain caused evacuations, rescues and damage across Arizona. Rain has eased, but flood risks remain as communities assess losses. Election Oversight: The Justice Department sent monitors to all 50 states, while federal investigators are probing Arizona voter-registration groups. Maricopa County officials say they are ready for Election Day. Water and Growth: Arizona’s water supply and rising power bills remain major concerns, as data-center proposals bring new scrutiny to utility capacity and development rules. Screwworm Alert: Arizona confirmed a second New World screwworm case, a horse near Hereford in Cochise County, prompting a quarantine zone and restrictions on animal movement.
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