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Arizona Elections 2026

What is on the Arizona ballot on November 3, 2026: governor, 9 U.S. House seats, statewide offices, 8 ballot measures.

Status: upcoming. Election day is November 3, 2026.

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Senate and governor

RaceStatusRatingCandidates
ArizonaKatie Hobbs (D) is runningLean DKatie Hobbs (D), Andy Biggs (R)

U.S. House

District 1 · Lean DDistrict 2 · Likely RDistrict 3 · Solid DDistrict 4 · Solid DDistrict 5 · Solid RDistrict 6 · Toss-upDistrict 7 · Solid DDistrict 8 · Solid RDistrict 9 · Solid R

Statewide offices

OfficeStatusCandidates
Attorney generalKris Mayes (D) is runningKris Mayes (D), Warren Petersen (R)
Secretary of stateAdrian Fontes (D) is runningAdrian Fontes (D), Alexander Kolodin (R)
TreasurerOpen: Kimberly Yee (R) is not runningElijah Norton (R), Nick Mansour (D)

State legislature

Ballot measures

Prop 141: Ban mileage-based taxes

Would bar state and local taxes or fees based on how many miles a vehicle travels.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Prop 142: Ban racial preferences and limit DEI programs

Would bar preferential treatment based on race or ethnicity and limit diversity, equity and inclusion offices and courses at public institutions.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Prop 144: Voting citizenship, foreign money and voter ID

Would limit voting to citizens, ban foreign contributions in elections and require voter ID.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Prop 316: Cap local grocery taxes

Would cap local taxes on groceries at 2% and require voter approval to raise them.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Prop 317: Drug cartels as terrorist organizations

Would designate drug cartels as terrorist organizations and direct the state homeland security agency to act against them.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Prop 318: School restrooms and locker rooms by sex

Would restrict use of school restrooms, locker rooms and similar spaces according to biological sex.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Prop 319: Ban new traffic cameras

Would ban new photo traffic enforcement systems.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Prop 320: 60% of school budgets to classrooms

Would require large school districts to spend 60% of operating budgets on direct instruction.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Local, school and special-district elections

26 upcoming local contests with an official date or candidate list. Each comes from an official source; the status says how certain it is.

DatePlaceOfficeStatus
November 3, 2026Amphitheater Unified School DistrictAmphitheater Unified School District Proposition 426official schedule
November 3, 2026Amphitheater Unified School District No. 10School District Governing Board Member — Full termofficial schedule
November 3, 2026Amphitheater Unified School District No. 10School District Governing Board Member — Term ending December 31, 2028official schedule
November 3, 2026City of South TucsonCity Council Member — Runoffofficial schedule
November 3, 2026City of TucsonCity of Tucson Proposition 421official schedule
November 3, 2026City of TucsonCity of Tucson Proposition 422official schedule
November 3, 2026Drexel Heights Fire DistrictFire District Board Member — At Largeofficial schedule
November 3, 2026Hidden Valley Fire DistrictFire District Board Member — At Largeofficial schedule
November 3, 2026Mescal J6 Fire DistrictFire District Board Member — At Largeofficial schedule
November 3, 2026Northwest Fire DistrictFire District Board Member — At Largeofficial schedule
November 3, 2026Northwest Fire DistrictNorthwest Fire District Proposition 424official schedule
November 3, 2026Pima Community CollegePima Community College Proposition 430official schedule
November 3, 2026Pima CountyPima County Proposition 425official schedule
November 3, 2026Pima JTEDPima JTED Proposition 427official schedule
November 3, 2026Pima JTED District 2Governing Board Member — District 2official schedule
November 3, 2026Sahuarita Unified School DistrictSahuarita Unified School District Proposition 428official schedule
November 3, 2026Sahuarita Unified School District No. 30School District Governing Board Member — At Largeofficial schedule
November 3, 2026Tanque Verde Unified School DistrictTanque Verde Unified School District Proposition 429official schedule
November 3, 2026Tanque Verde Unified School District No. 13School District Governing Board Member — At Largeofficial schedule
November 3, 2026Town of Oro ValleyTown of Oro Valley Proposition 431official schedule
November 3, 2026Vail Unified School DistrictVail Unified School District Proposition 423official schedule
November 7, 2028PhoenixMayorofficial schedule
November 7, 2028PhoenixCity Council — District 1official schedule
November 7, 2028PhoenixCity Council — District 3official schedule
November 7, 2028PhoenixCity Council — District 5official schedule
November 7, 2028PhoenixCity Council — District 7official schedule

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Mayors

22 current mayors verified in our research. Being mayor now does not mean running in the next election.

City or townMayorNext mayoral election
Apache JunctionChip Wilson (roster)
AvondaleMike Pineda (roster)
BuckeyeEric Orsborn (roster)
Bullhead CityRodney Head (roster)
Casa GrandeLisa Navarro Fitzgibbons (roster)
ChandlerKevin Hartke (roster)
FlagstaffBecky Daggett
GlendaleJerry Weiers (roster)
MaranaJon Post (roster)
MesaMark Freeman (roster)
NogalesJorge Maldonado (roster)
Oro ValleyJoe Winfield (roster)
PeoriaJason Beck (roster)
PhoenixKate GallegoNovember 7, 2028
PrescottCathey Rusing (roster)
SahuaritaTom Murphy (roster)
San LuisNieves Riedel (roster)
ScottsdaleLisa Borowsky (roster)
Sierra VistaClea McCaa (roster)
TempeCorey Woods (roster)
TucsonRegina Romero (roster)
YumaDouglas Nicholls (roster)

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Sources

Statewide offices and measures checked October 12, 2026; federal races updated October 24, 2026.