country in the wrong track. it is imperative that republicans maintain our majorities in congress. it is important that we have a say over the next appointments over the united states supreme court. it is important that we offer alternatives to policies that double down on the mistakes of past administrations that sets of problems. most of all, it is important that republicans can fight for the resources our military needs to allow the men and women of our armed forces to continue doing what they do best, keeping us safe from all enemies. >> 80-year-old john mccain. he turned 80 yesterday and he got his gift in beating kelli

beating her. >> almost a 2:1. >> he is battling a cold. for him, he has called this the run of his life as he will face ann kirkpatrick in november who is waiting. she is the current congresswoman out of district one and she tries to become the first democrat to win a u.s. senate >> that could be tougher than the primary, facing the democrat in november. >> the money will pour into that race. let's move ahead. we have winners declared early and the other one is a big race is joe arpaio who beat back a challenge that many thought he possibly might lose. he beat quiet handlely, dan saban who has run against him

joe arpaio, the embattled sheriff, the tarnished sheriff will face paul penzone in november. many people thought this might be the time that arpaio loses the primary. >> this is the first rung. this is the nfc and afc championship then you decide if it goes to the super bowl. tonight, he easily beats saban, the kelli ward had a lot of money go her way trying to beat john mccain but he wins rather easily. >> a lot of numbers haven't been reported. we're having difficulty, secretary of state's website with the election. a difficult times tonight. u.s. house district one. this is one of the races that has been probably the most

could run for senate and sheriff paul babeu appears to be winning. he is beating wendy rogers. we don't have a lot of the vote. >> that is a crowded field but it looks like a race between babeu and rogers but don't count gary kiehne out. he almost won two years ago. david the house and has switched over party. he was expected to win easily tonight. that shows how conservative that district is as the democrats, both of them former republicans and that is what it takes to win. >> it is a moderate district in a lot of ways. we've got candidates who can carve out that block.

marsha ann hill and william baker. they were not factors. it was a saban and arpaio race and arpaio wins easily. >> this is the democratic field for district two down near tucson. a doctor facing a former broadcaster. this one is still close but matt hines has 54% of the vote and he will face martha mcsally. >> it is early down there. corporation. it has been racked with scandal and discussions about where the money goes and who is funding these candidates. the top three vote getters on the g.o.p. here, you're only looking at republicans, the democrats have only two candidates and that is not them. these are the other two republican candidates. there are two democratic candidates that automatically go

>> it is a confusing race but it is so important. >> very important. they set your utility rates. >> this is district five and this will be determined tonight. this is retiring matt salmon, the republican. he has endorsed andy biggs to win this but let's take a look here. christine jones doing very well and this is a race right now. christine jones with 30%. andy bigs is endorsed by salmon and look at that, don stapley, the former maricopa supervisor with 23% of the vote. >> he is trying to mount a comeback tonight but that looks like it is down to christine jones in the race because she had the money going in. she had effective ads as you have seen them on television and she ran for governor and was formable in that race. >> there are two democrats running against them in november

because that is an easy g.o.p. seat. >> one of the safest g.o.p. districts. arpaio wins tonight easily. no problem over dan saban. he has to be feeling a little bit buoyant with this because he obviously has been embattled but at least in the primary, it was easy picking. >> say what you will about arpaio, he is good at winning elections. he will be facing paul penzone from the phoenix p.d. who is mounting another go at arpaio. will he will able to beat him? this is the second time that arpaio can tarnished. he has the contempt case going against him. many people believe that will embolden him and many feel it is the feds coming down. >> this time in november, it will be a two-man race, it will

head-to-head. andrew hasbun is at headquarters in phoenix where he just spoke to arpaio about his win. he must be feeling good after a slate of bad news for the sheriff in the past several months. >> reporter: he is feeling good tonight, john. you used that word embattled but don't use that word in front of the sheriff. he says he is going to spend the next couple of months out that he is working hard for maricopa county and he is following the judge's orders in the federal contempt of court case. the case has been referred for criminal charges of u.s. department of justice and one of his top deputies. the chef did not want to talk about that case. he wanted to thank the voters of maricopa county and he wanted to

that after 20 years in office and 80 years old, it is time for him to retire and time for a change in the maricopa county sheriff's office. when asked that question, he got a little fired up. here is what a taste the sheriff had to say tonight. he starts by thanking his supporters. >> i want to thank everyone who supported me through heated battles. we will continue to work hard and hopefully will be elected for my we're making a lot of changes for the good. we got a lot of equipment that we needed. a lot of money is where we were screaming about that we had to buy cameras. we had high-tech equipment that we had to buy anyway. i'm not too old. i work 14 hours a day, all right? you know it. you guys have been following me around for years and years.

>> reporter: the sheriff has plenty of money on his side. he has $2 million in his campaign war chest that dwarfs his competitor paul penzone and the sheriff told me tonight there is going to be a significant advertising blitz coming over the next two months. he is planning to get his message out and he is preparing for a win in november. just so our memories are clear here, paul penzone lost by six points in the the sheriff's campaign staff likes to say that is a significant margin but paul penzone says that is a small margin and he hopes to beat the sheriff in november. >> in reality, sheriff arpaio barely got to 50% and it was a three-way race and this time it is a head-to-head matchup. the three-way race was siphoned away from arpaio. >> reporter: it is important

the totals saw, voted for saban and not for arpaio. >> i misspoke, it was siphoned away from saban. >> considering what he has been battling? >> reporter: we asked him that question and he said he does not, he approaches every election like it is a he doesn't believe the polls and he was not preparing for a huge victory or a significant loss. he was going into it completely open minded. he says he is relieved and it gave him a new sense of confidence that he received 60% of the vote. he is looking forward to november and he said don't count him out, don't count him out. he is ready to fight for another election.

he is getting in your face like old times. >> quickly, andrew, does he plan to appear with donald trump when he comes to arizona, wednesday, tomorrow? >> reporter: they are pretty tight-lipped about what the plan is for tomorrow but i think it is a fair assumption that he is going to appear with donald trump. there is a lot of talk about donald trump going to mexico to meet with the president of mexico. a lot of things are up in the air but it i that arpaio will be with donald trump when he comes tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us, paul. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me. >> this is a big win for sheriff arpaio. were you expecting him to win this big tonight? >> i was not paying attention to the numbers. >> come on, paul. >> i'm not kidding.

>> everyone thought it would be the sheriff and i so regardsless about the number, it is about the work towards that. i was not caught up in the numbers and it is not to disrespect other candidates. >> there are a lot of policies that the sheriff has implemented that are popular, chain gangs, tough on inmates, are there anything you would say if you elected that you >> i want to be able to speak for myself. on politics, your opponent wants to dictate where you stand. i think the posse can be expanded. i think tent city is a business decision. if it is run properly and needed to run the population then it has a benefit. if it there for propaganda then

interest for our taxpayer dollars. i have invested in animals. i address the issue of animal cruelty so there are a lot of positives. >> donald trump coming to the valley tomorrow. he is calling himself the law enforcement candidate. he supports your opponent, sheriff joe arpaio. the cops union supports your opponent, you're a former cop. why and do you want donald trump's support? >> the union, the one you're speaking of, has been in a relationship with the sheriff for a long time. the union was the supervisors. >> but not the rank and file. >> oftentimes in these types of battles, you see a division of different law enforcement agencies. a lot of them has to do with relationships and forward thinking and where you plan on going. i'm looking forward to debating the sheriff.

>> you talk about the areas that have deficiencies over the last eight years. >> are you going to get that opportunity? the sheriff has made it difficult to enter into debates with opponents. do you think you will get that opportunity? >> i apologize. i got nothing in my i.f.b. >> do you think you will get the opportunity to debating the sheriff? >> i look forward to debate the sheriff. when it comes to the s our families in this community that is an issue that is top of mind for everybody. for them to make a sound decision in november, they have to know who we are and what we stand for. i look forward to and i think it is important that we have that debate so the sheriff can speak to his ib -- issues instead of

>> arpaio says it is a war. do you think law enforcement is under attack right now? >> i think the relationship between law enforcement and the community is deteriorating. it is not the majority. the majority is supportive of law enforcement and law enforcement officials do an exceptional job. we can't ignore th issue of concern. i ran silent witness for a long time. without the community, we can't solve a lot of crimes. community, we're not holistic. it is not a divided line. we have to come together. >> paul penzone, the democratic nominee for sheriff will face joe arpaio in november. it should be an interesting rematch. you guys are going at it again. thank you for your time. >> the last election, the presidential preference election, remember the long lines and helen purcell took a

some waited five hours to wait. she is in the tightest race of her life. she is winning by a few votes here. looks about nine votes ahead and quite a few, we have 55% reporting. >> this is all fallout from that presidential preference election in march that helen purcell, by her own admission was botched. there were not enough polling places and here you go. a nondecemr you only get attention if it goes badly. >> the secretary of state's office should take heat for that as well. that is not a position up for election but helen purcell may not survive the evening. >> let's check in with marc martinez who is monitoring what is happening on social media. >> reporter: you guys mentioned, during the

tonight, we're having gridlock online. let's show you what we're talking about. we have this view of michele reagan's website for the arizona secretary of state. everything looks ok but when you go to check in on the results, you get an error message. that dreaded error message that it is unavailable. we're having trouble and that is why we're getting a delay in getting the numbers out to the public. >> this is the basically showtime for michele reagan. >> and that is your website. >> she was touting this website as new and improved and it is going to be great and nothing. >> reporter: we're going to keep checking. we are getting good tweets. linda williams is with the john mccain camp and here is a video she posted earlier with the crowd chanting mccain as the a.p. called the race for

mccain headquarters. here is from andrew hasbun with sheriff joe arpaio out there who was confident in the win and that is how it turned out to be. we're going to continue monitoring the social media feeds and let you know that the website from the secretary of state gets back up and running here in the social media center. >> thank you, marc. the bottom line right now, no big surprises so far tonight. >> what is amazing -- >> maybe helen purcell may be th 80-year-old and 84-year-old with arpaio both moving forward. >> senator mccain winning easily tonight.

john mccain rolling to victory tonight as he is trying to win the u.s. senate seat he has held for five materials. he -- term. he beats back a challenge from kelli ward easily, 54% to 37% and that is with about 39% of

can read that correctly. mccain has been declared the winner. >> a day after his birthday, he gets the big win. in november, he will face ann kirkpatrick and this will be tougher probably than the primary. >> linda williams is at mccain headquarters. >> reporter: he does remember that. >> you two go way back. that more than 30 years. the party is over for tonight here at mccain's primary election headquarters. people taking down signs and there were many of them. he had many volunteers and interns. you see them returning this lobby to the former state. as you said, everyone is shifting to november 8 that is the general election.

formitable one. some speculated this could be the year that john mccain loses his senate seat that he has held since 1986, he is feeling confident. >> every race i've been in, it has been tough maybe that is why i have always won. >> reporter: he is a decorated p.o.w. and for decades he been arizona's favorite son. but this year, 66-year-old ann kirkpatrick, a congresswoman who represents vast district one says she thinks she can beat john mccain. >> he is vulnerable. the race is neck and neck. the polls are tight. >> reporter: as she travels arizona, people tell her they are worried about the economy and jobs and senior issues are a

solutions that make people's daily lives better. >> reporter: as senator mccain travels the state, he says water conservation and wildfire dangers are big concerns for arizona. the biggest challenge overall he says. >> the biggest challenge is we have a failed presidency that has resulted on the world on fire and attacks on america. >> reporter: she says that mccain has longer a maverick he was and negative that he has not disavowed trump. >> it is unbelievable that he can say hateful and racist things and mccain still supports him. >> reporter: when asked about disavowing the controversial republican nominee, mccain has not done so. >> i support the nominee of the

question is asked, if i change my mind, i will let you know. reporter: the senator says he does not think trump's controversies will hurt him as he pursues a sixth term as senator. >> the people of arizona know me very well and they will judge me by that and the service to arizona. >> reporter: the trump effect they call it and it was an interesting tactic and in the primary saying he supported the republican nominee and never mentioned him by nail. supporting him at arm's length, if you will, it worked. will he use the same tactic going into the general, hard to say. how will ann kirkpatrick respond with the donald trump negativity per

the november election. >> quickly, let's go back to 1982 for a minute. you remember the old john mccain joined at the hip with ronald reagan. he was so conservative then he became known as the maverick. i think people thought if mccain faced a vulnerability it would come from the right, not left. if he gets more to the center, he has a pretty good chanc now, they know more than we do internally. they may have internal polling that way to go, right down the middle is certainly the way to win. you know, he has shifted, rolled with the punches, that is what he is good at. he hasn't lost yet and nobody is counting him out. no one is saying he is too old. everyone believes he will

ann kirkpatrick will give him one heck of a fight. >> he is walking a tight rope with donald trump who is going to be in phoenix tomorrow. many people question, could mccain show up in support of trump? you think that could happen, linda or would that be a long shot? >> reporter: i don't know. it is such an interesting dance around donald trump. you see doug ducey taking the stage with him. so maybeha establishment republican saying, you know what, i'm going to stand up here and have my picture taken with a guy maybe that opens the door for other establishment republicans to say we're going to stand here with him, too. so we shall see. i see people moving in that direction. >> yeah, i think he won't do it tomorrow. he needs to move to the center for the general. i think going with trump moves him to the right and that is trouble for him.

though. >> reporter: you know what, it might. i think they know more. i think they know this was the way to go in terms of, yeah, you don't want to alienate trump's many, many supporters. you don't want to alienate the people in the middle, a large group in the middle who are offended by donald trump and want him to push back. he has walked this tight rope brilliantly so we'll see. >> reporter: going forward how well he does. >> several races are set but what about the ballot measures? the prop to legalize recreational pot and we have a

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there are several ballot races facing november voters. >> including legalizing marijuana. we think it will end up on the ballot. >> reporter: it looks like something voters will be deciding on. this is a big deal having recreational marijuana legal in arizona. let's look at where you can buy we're talking about washington, colorado, oregon, and alaska. here are the states that will have it on the ballot in november, nevada, arizona, california, maine, and massachusetts will all be considering if people can buy recreational legally. they will have a 15% sales tax that will go towards schools and health programs. >> prohibition has been a failure. let's benefit our schools in the

chairman of the campaign to regulate marijuana like alcohol. he says regulates and taxing marijuana for adults 21 and older would not only bring in tens of millions of dollars in tax revenues and cut down on crime. >> are we going to tax and regulate marijuana and send the money to our schools or keep it illegal for the enrichment of drug dealers that is our only >> when you look at the initiative, dispensary owners are trying to use the ballot box in trying to push cronyism. >> reporter: bill montgomery was one of the plaintiffs who sued to keep it off of the ballots. he feels it is a money grab to dispensaries. >> the only reason you can say with a straight face that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol today is because we don't see the same level of

do with alcohol. >> to say it has gone up or higher is a bold-faced lie. the prohibitionists have done nothing but lie using scare tactics and fear mongering in a desperate attempt to keep voters from approving something they know is safer than alcohol. >> why would we bet on the future of our youth to throw $50 millon or the education system they won't be able to take advantage of because of an addiction to marijuana that is cruel. >> reporter: we asked people how do you think marijuana should be handled in arizona? 17% say always illegal. 21% says medical only and 62% of people say who responded to this

medical and rex -- recreational. >> this is going to bring a lot of people out. i know a lot of people who don't vote but will vote this time around because of this measure. in the past, we talked about it and we had nothing to compare it to. colorado not far away, you can look at what has happened there and said that is how they are crafting the language. >> the pros and cons can pull find the negatives or find the positives. >> the polling has it failing. >> reporter: if you listen to the pro -- propro innocents they say it is passing. who will replace ann kirkpatrick? who will replace matt salmon? >> donald trump's big visit to

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welcome back.. lets get to the latest numbers... you decide, welcome back. let's get to the latest numbers and there are many of them right now. >> john mccain easily advances to face ann kirkpatrick. it has been 28 years since a democrat has won that seat.

kirkpatrick is vacating. are we doing the democrats first or the republicans? >> i think we're going to do the republicans and that is the massive districts in the country. >> it has not been called yet. sheriff paul babeu is ahead beating wendy rogers. gary kiehne who nearly won last time is doing pretty well. paul babeu spoke as if he already won but it has not called. >> i think h you have bennett, shawn redd who is l.d.s., by the way. let's go to democrats. tom o'halleran was once a republican in the state house in arizona switched to democrat. he battled with the far-right wing and he is trying to find the sweet spot tonight. he will be the democratic candidate on whoever wins in

told you this already, joe arpaio, looked at that trouncing. he easily beat dan saban. this is the third time he beat dan saban, former buckeye police chief. all of the troubles joe arpaio is in and this is guy who knows how you to win an election and he did it handily. >> let's check in with the arizona commission corporation. these are important positions rates at stake. ok, here we go. arizona corporate commission. bob burns and andy tobin are the two incumbents and they are cruising to victory. so the top three vote getters, this is a four-year term, the arizona commission dominated by republicans. those three will advance on. there are two democrats in the

>> burns is vowing to get to the bottom of the investigation regarding the millions spent in the last go around and a.p.s. a under investigation about their involvement in that. >> u.s. house district four, paul gosar is one of the safest districts in the country. unless there is a scandal or something, paul gosar will continue to hold that seat easily. he is in a dominant republican >> matt salmon is walking away from the job and this is a race tonight. christine jones, the businesswoman was with godaddy. she has a lead over andy biggs. andy biggs was endorsed by matt salmon. christine jones, as you said earlier, she spent millions of slick ads and people feel likike they know her. she ran for governor back in 2014 and did pretty well during

>> people liked her and she is taking the traction and is running with it. that is the tightest race going on right now. >> whoever wins this tonight will go on to have that seat. >> that is right. talia fuentes is the winner on the democratic side. you're talking about a disstraict that is gilbert, queen creek, eastern mesa. it is one of the safest republican districts. she advances to november. that is a safe republican seat. >> this is scottsdale and takes up part of cave creek, care freak, david sh -- chicago chicago weatherer. this this is a safe republican

brian sinuk. >> i believe he is a former high schooler. >> trent franks is another one who was an incredibly safe district. clair van steenwyk ran for the house race and that is the first time it ever happened. everyone expected a legal challenge but most people looked at it, trent guy is not going to win so i will beat him anyway and he did. >> let's go to district nine. this is the new district resulted in the 2010. criers -- kyrsten sinema is running and she will face david giles is an engineer. he has been declared the winner on the republican side.

>> the district does but she is found in that district. her voting record is down the middle and sir tin cinema is not so tight. >> there are a few thousand more democrats registered to vote but there are 130,000 independents and that is where it lies. >> as we republican side of district nine, david giles has been declared the winner. >> let's talk about donald trump. he know he is coming to arizona. 24 hours before trump touches down in phoenix, he is going to spend some time in americas co-meeting with the mexican president that will be interesting. he comes up here to hold the rally in downtown phoenix.

president pena nieto. >> it could influence the speech he is expected to announce in phoenix tomorrow. ty brennan is live outside of the convention center with more on his rally. everyone is saying he is softening his stance and i guess we'll find out tomorrow. >> reporter: this will be his fifth time in the valley and all eyes are on arizona. he says "i will be making major speech on ill leal immigration." this is what we know about his speech for tomorrow. we have confirmed arizona governor doug ducey and sheriff joe arpaio will be take the stage to make a speech before trump takes the stage. trump will be joined by indiana governor mike pence. trump says his speech will focus on immigration something that has been a keystone on his campaign from the very

11 million undocumented immigrants back to the countries and buildal wall that he claims mexico will pay for. political analysts say trump has started to soften his policies towards undocumented immigrants. trump was at a rally in washington state and this is what he had to say. >> we are also going to secure our border and stop the drugs from our country. i will be talking about that tomorrow night in arizona, big speech on immigration. we'll be talking about that, arizona tomorrow night. >> reporter: as you heard there, he is not giving any secrets about what he will be talking about, only teasing ahead to his speech here at the phoenix convention center slated for tomorrow.

stage at 6:00. tickets are available. they are free. you do have to get them on his website. we will be streaming trump's speech live on our website if you don't want to fight the crowds down here in downtown phoenix. >> speaking of that, ty, fox 10 news now, we put all sorts of stuff up there. if you want to hear the candidate and hear what they have to say, go to fox 10 news now. we play a lot of the candidates speech i as you can see here, steve krafft. hey, guys you have been busy over there all night. >> reporter: we have been cranking. >> we've been whipping out the coverage here, the results. it has been coming on. >> you're a good place to go. a good clearinghouse throughout the evening and you have been on since 8:00. we invite you to go to news now, maybe not this second. stick with kari and i for a

>> do both. you can do it on your phone. >> reporter: multitask.

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