samara klar from the university of arizona is our guests. as folks call in, for our viewers, the viewers of election results when they start coming in next tuesday, what should they know about the state of arizona? where will the results come in? how quickly and how do you watch on election night? guest: i prepare myself at least a couple days before official results because our races are so close. both the gubernatorial race in the senate, both races are not often outside of the margin of error in the polls so it could be a couple of days before we know who wins. arizona relies heavily on mail-in voting so in previous elections 90% of arizona voters vote by mail. -- some of the earlier counties will favor democrats more heavily and people are out of the polls until the last wee hours, those will tilt more toward the republicans as we have seen in previous elections. host: how has the accounting process changed since 2020? there is so much focus on arizona in election night in election night and the days after. guest: absolutely. 2020 led to

host: samara klar, do you want to take those concerns?ly, this is a big we have discussed many times. you can either trust the republican but inquiry or not. -- lead inquiry or not. people are wondering whether or not they can trust the results. but given how thorough the audit was and how many republicans particularly were involved in it , who if anything probably would have benefited from finding some sort of evidence, i think we can rest assured that election integrity in arizona is safe and every vote will count. i encourage you to vote no matter your party. host: going back to 2018, i believe that was the year kyrsten sinema one in arizona and the republican won governor. how likely do you think it is that this time around that could happen again, either that a republican would win one office and the democrat would win the other? guest: the polling is making it seem that is the most likely outcome. if we can make predictions, and i hesitate to make predictions when we do not see the outcome or the margin of error. but kelly has been

our guest is samara klar. a professor.olks are calling in and for our viewers to be savvy viewers of the election results, when they start coming in next tuesday, which is a no about the state of arizona -- what should they know about the state of arizona? how do you watch on the net -- election night? >> i am preparing myself before we have official results because our races are close. when you think about the senatorial and senate race, there are two races that are close and not outside the margin of error. it could be a couple of days before we know who wins this thing. arizonans rely on mail-in voting. in the state of arizona, those belts can begin to be processed before election day and it means that some of the earlier towers will fail -- favor the democrats happily and we will see later numbers, people who are at the polls, and they will tilt probably toward republicans. host: how has the county process -- counting process change since 2020? guest: 2020 led to election denial in arizona. we have had thorough audits.

birthday in a big way, despite for a serious illness evgeny petrosyan vladimir vinokur lev leshchenko klara and many other stars. i will remember that evening for a long time. for 3 hours, the artist ruled the stage, delighting the audience with his humor. that is how he was and will remain in our hearts. this is the fate of a man of memory. hello hello this year would have been yan arlazov's 75th. and well, for sure, if he were alive there would be an anniversary, and for sure you would be on it, as you were at his last anniversary. he was sixtieth. yes? do you remember what this holiday was like? he is he was a little bit already so somehow, as if with a premonition of some kind, as if a little sad. it's sixty years old. he was not a little sad, he was very sad, a third of the audience simply cried. because he, well, it was evident from him that he was dying, and he worked. still good. he read some funny things and sad things, and we all acted as its authors. artists colleagues performed there. well, the anniversary was very sad, i say, and i myself just shed a tear there, because it was