ARIZONA: polls close at 9:00 p.m. EST

Governor  |  EXIT POLLS | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Janet Napolitano (DEM)* 727,739 63% Len Munsil (REP) 405,456 35% Barry Hess II (LIB) 23,414 2% 99% of precincts reporting U.S. Senate  |  EXIT POLLS | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Jon Kyl (REP)* 607,778 53% Jim Pederson (DEM) 506,759 44% Richard Mack (LIB) 37,319 3% 99% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 1 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Rick Renzi (REP)* 88,760 52% Ellen Simon (DEM) 75,257 44% 99% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 2 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Trent Franks (REP)* 97,100 58% John Thrasher (DEM) 65,490 39% 100% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 3 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes John Shadegg (REP)* 76,739 58% Herb Paine (DEM) 51,021 39% 100% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 4 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Ed Pastor (DEM)* 38,786 72% Don Karg (REP) 12,994 24% 100% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 5 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Harry Mitchell (DEM) 73,762 50% J.D. Hayworth (REP)* 67,830 46% 100% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 6 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Jeff Flake (REP)* 109,288 74% 100% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 7 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Raul Grijalva (DEM)* 62,679 61% Ron Drake (REP) 36,954 36% 100% of precincts reporting U.S. House - District 8 | COUNTY RESULTS Candidate Votes % of votes Gabrielle Giffords (DEM) 114,263 54% Randy Graf (REP) 89,104 42% 100% of precincts reporting   Proposition 103: English as the official language Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of Arizona; repealing Article XXVIII, Constitution of Arizona; amending the Constitution of Arizona by adding a new Article XXVIII; relating to English as the official language. Votes % of votes Yes 849,772 74% No 295,632 26% 99% of precincts reporting Proposition 200: AZ Voter Reward Act This law will establish a voter reward random drawing every two years with a first prize of one million dollars or more. The purpose is to increase voter participation. Voters who cast ballots in primary or general elections will be eligible to win. The money will come from the Arizona Lottery and private donations. Votes % of votes No 750,709 66% Yes 380,562 34% 99% of precincts reporting Proposition 202: The Raise the Minimum Wage for Working Arizonans Act The Raise the Minimum Wage for Working Arizonans Act increases the minimum wage to $6.75 an hour for working Arizonans starting in 2007. Votes % of votes Yes 756,144 66% No 393,393 34% 99% of precincts reporting Proposition 201: Smoke-Free Arizona Act The Smoke-Free Arizona Act protects the right of Arizonans to breathe clean indoor air by prohibiting smoking in enclosed public places and places of employment. Breathing second-hand smoke harms children, seniors and people with existing health problems the most. Enforcement by the Arizona Department of Health Services will be paid for by a tax on cigarettes of one tenth of one cent per cigarette. Limited exceptions are provided such as private residences, retail tobacco stores, and outdoor patios. No smoking signs will be posted in all areas where smoking is prohibited. Votes % of votes No 585,885 51% Yes 553,311 49% 99% of precincts reporting

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