a GOP strategist based in Arizona. Republican candidates further down the ballot benefited from the “red wave” that swept the country, but not all of them performed as well as Trump.

It's not necessarily the red wave effect, though. All of these races had the potential to go to Republicans or Democrats, proving that Arizona is just right of center. One Arizona race that moved ...

The red wave that helped propel Donald Trump into ... Along with D.C., seven states — Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon and South Dakota — considered measures that would ...

And in terms of policy, voters, including those in red states, took many stands more aligned with the Democratic Party than with the Republicans. Voters in seven states, including Arizona ...

Leading up to the November election, pollsters across the nation showed Arizona to be one of the most swingy of the swing states. How Arizonans would vote in the presidential race and down-ballot ...

Trump’s coattails didn’t extend to Lake, for example, one of the few Arizona Republicans in competitive federal races to lose her election this year. Donald Trump's 'red wave' controls Arizona ...