Last night’s Primary races in Arizona ran much smoother than the state’s Presidential Primary (unless you were tracking the election on the Arizona Secretary of State website, which crashed much through the night) and the results are in.

Some precincts are still reporting, according to the Dorn Policy Group, but the group stated many of the primaries are in the bag. Below are the election results, with presumptive winners bolded:

U.S. Senate:

  • John McCain
  • Kelli Ward
  • Alex Meluskey
  • Clair Van Steenwyk

Congressional District 1:

Republican

  • Paul Babeu
  • Ken Bennett
  • Gary Kiehne
  • Shawn Redd
  • Wendy Rogers

Democrat

  • Tom O’Halleran
  • Miguel Olivas

Congressional District 2:

Democrat

  • Victoria Steele
  • Matt Heinz

Congressional District 4:

Republican

  • Paul Gosar
  • Ray Strauss

Congressional District 5:

Republican

  • Andy Biggs
  • Christine Jones
  • Justin Olson
  • Don Stapley

**Jones is leading at about 30 percent with Biggs at 28.5 percent, just 67 percent precincts reporting. Jones has declared victory.

Congressional District 6:

Republican

  • David Schweikert
  • Russ Wittenberg

Democrat

  • John Williamson
  • Brian Sinuk

Congressional District 8:

Republican

  • Trent Franks
  • Clair Van Steenwyk

Congressional District 9:

Republican

  • John Agra
  • Dave Giles

Statewide

Corporation Commission:

Republican

  • Bob Burns
  • Andy Tobin
  • Rick Gray
  • Al Melvin
  • Boyd Dunn

Maricopa County

Sheriff:

Republican

  • Joe Arpaio
  • Dan Saban
  • Marsha Hill

County Recorder

Republican

  • Helen Purcell
  • Aaron Flannery

** Purcell leads by less than one point with just 64% of precincts reporting

Legislative

Legislative District 1:

House

Republican

  • Noel Campbell
  • Chip Davis
  • David Stringer

Legislative District 2:

House

Democrat

  • Rosanna Gabaldon
  • Daniel Hernandez
  • Aaron Bauman

Legislative District 5:

Senate

Republican

  • Sonny Borelli
  • Ron Gould

House

Republican

  • Regina Cobb
  • Paul Mosley
  • Sam Medrano

Legislative District 7:

Senate

Democrat

  • Steven Begay
  • Jamescita Peshlakai

Legislative District 9:

House

Democrat

  • Randy Friese
  • Matt Kopec
  • Pamela Powers Hannley

Legislative District 10:

House

Democrat

  • Stephanie Mach
  • Courtney Frogge
  • Kirsten Engel

Legislative District 12:

Senate

Republican

  • Warren Petersen
  • Jimmy Lindblom

House

Republican

  • Eddie Farnsworth
  • Travis Grantham
  • LaCinda Lewis

Legislative District 13:

Senate

Republican

  • Diane Landis
  • Steve Montenegro

House

Republican

  • Don Shooter
  • Ray Kouns
  • Darin Mitchell

Legislative District 14:

House

Republican

  • Becky Nutt
  • John Drew
  • Dennis Barger

Legislative District 16:

House

Republican

  • Adam Stevens
  • John Fillmore
  • Doug Coleman
  • Kelly Townsend

Legislative District 18:

Senate

Republican

  • Jeff Dial
  • Frank Schmuck

Legislative District 25:

House

Republican

  • Rusty Bowers
  • Ross Groen
  • Michelle Udall

**Just 43% of precincts reporting.

Legislative District 26:

Senate

Democrat

  • David Lucier
  • Juan Mendez

House

Democrat

  • Celeste Plumlee
  • Athena Salman
  • Isela Blanc
  • Michael Martinez

Legislative District 27:

Senate

Democrat

  • Maritza Miranda Saenz
  • Catherine Miranda

House

Democrat

  • Reginald Bolding
  • Rebecca Rios
  • Dave Braun
  • Edward Blackwell

Legislative District 28:

House

Republican

  • Matt Morales
  • Mary Hamway
  • Maria Syms
  • Alberto Gutier III
  • Kenneth Bowers

**Just 45% precincts reporting.

Legislative District 29:

Senate

Democrat

  • Lydia Hernandez
  • Martin Quezada

House

Democrat

  • Richard Andrade
  • Rosa Cantu
  • Cesar Chavez

**Just 42% of precincts reporting.

Legislative District 30:

House

Democrat

  • Jon Larkin
  • Ray Martinez
  • Tony Navarrete