Arizona's Morning News

Steve Zinsmeister looks back on the only time a president was elected for a third term on November 5th, 1940.

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Secretary of State Katie Hobbs joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about the vote counting process and when we can expect more results. 

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Congressman David Schweikert joins us to discuss his close race for reelection and the continuing vote count in Arizona. 

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Brad Garrett joins us to discuss whether or not there has been any large-scale election fraud in recent history as well as disproved conspiracy theories about sharpies invalidating ballots in Arizona.

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It's an invention Arizonans in particular appreciate: air conditioning in cars. It was first introduced on November 4th, 1939.

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Jim Cross gives his thoughts on several ways last night's election made history.

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Stan Barnes joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about Arizona's shift to blue and the state's political future. 

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Alex Castellanos joins Arizona's Morning News to react to election night and give his thoughts on both candidates' paths to victory. 

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Chad Benson joins Arizona's Morning News to discuss what we know so far about last night's election results. 

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Jim Sharpe isn't willing to call any winners in tonight's election, but he does have some predictions for what will happen after. 

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