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2018 Senate elections · Arizona history

Arizona U.S. Senate election 2018

Kyrsten Sinema DEM +2.3 gain · Class I seat · held 11/6/18

Votes counted
2,384,308
Margin
2.3 pts
Seat held by
Republicanchanged party

General election 11/6/18

CandidatePartyVotesShareBar
Kyrsten Sinema WonDEM1,191,10049.96%
Martha McSallyREP1,135,20047.61%
Angela GreenGRE57,4422.41%
Barry HessW3650.02%
Jonathan B. RinghamW460.00%
Michael DeCarloW450.00%
Sheila BilyeuW420.00%
Robert KayW370.00%
Jeff PearceW290.00%
Edward DavidaW20.00%
Total2,384,308

Official source: Election-Statistics

Other Arizona Senate races

YearSeatWinnerMargin
2024Class IRuben Gallego2.4
2022Class IIIMark Kelly4.9
2020 specialClass IIIMark Kelly2.4
2018Class IKyrsten Sinema2.3
2016Class IIIJohn McCain13.0
2012Class IJeff Flake3.0
2010Class IIIJohn McCain24.2
2006Class IJon Kyl9.8
2004Class IIIJohn McCain56.1
2000Class IJon Kyl71.5
1998Class IIIJohn McCain41.6
1994Class IJon Kyl14.2

Full Arizona Senate history →

Questions and answers

Who won the 2018 Arizona Senate race?

Kyrsten Sinema (DEM) won with 50.0% of the vote, ahead of Martha McSally (47.6%), a margin of 2.3 points.

Did the Arizona Senate seat change party in 2018?

Yes. It moved from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party.

How many votes were cast in the 2018 Arizona Senate race?

2,384,308 votes were counted for the candidates in the general election.

Compiled by FiveThirtyEight from the official source linked above.