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What changed near you: Arizona

The Nov 3, 2026 results, the data center projects in Arizona and where your officials stand. Results are unofficial until Arizona certifies them.

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New officials after Nov 3

Races for governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House only. Other statewide offices, such as lieutenant governor, are not included. Each race links to its AP call.

No AP-called race in Arizona changes who holds a governor, Senate or House seat.

Data center projects in Arizona

115 tracked projects, cancelled projects excluded. See every site and county · See them on the map

SiteConstruction jobsPermanent
Meta Mesa Data Center2,000more than 200
Luckett Road Data Centers (Fremont Peak Properties)approximately 400
Project Baccaraapproximately 330
Novva Mesa Data Center Campus200
Project Blueapproximately 180

Where your current officials stand

Katie Hobbs D Governor · 115 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Ruben Gallego D U.S. Senator · 115 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Mark Kelly D U.S. Senator · 115 sites

No public statement on data centers found yet.

Paul A. Gosar R U.S. Representative, AZ-9 · 22 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

Andy Biggs R U.S. Representative, AZ-5 · 21 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Not Voting on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need source

Greg Stanton D U.S. Representative, AZ-4 · 21 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

Yassamin Ansari D U.S. Representative, AZ-3 · 11 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

David Schweikert R U.S. Representative, AZ-1 · 10 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

Adelita S. Grijalva D U.S. Representative, AZ-7 · 9 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

Abraham J. Hamadeh R U.S. Representative, AZ-8 · 8 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

Juan Ciscomani R U.S. Representative, AZ-6 · 7 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

Elijah Crane R U.S. Representative, AZ-2 · 6 sites

Vote: Roll call vote: Yea on H.R. 9340, the Ratepayer Protection Act (passed 417 to 3, Sep 16, 2026). The bill asks states to make large loads such as data centers pay for the grid upgrades they need. source

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