Tuesday is election day in 10 counties across Arizona, where voters will decide the fate of several school bonds and other propositions.

Tuesday marks one year out from the 2026 midterms, when control of Congress will be on the ballot, as well as statewide and legislative offices in Arizona — not to mention likely a number of ballot measures.

Voters in the central-east Mesa district cast ballots on historic controversial recall election of incumbent Julie Spilsbury.

Accurate, reliable results play a role in free and fair elections. So does explaining the data and helping people understand when and how it will be reported.

ABC15 first broke this story in February and was the first outlet to share new video of the incident in August when attorneys for Nino submitted a Notice of Claim, a precursor to a lawsuit. Last week, attorneys formally filed that lawsuit.

Special elections held earlier this year in Arizona, Virginia and Florida filled critical seats in the narrowly divided House of Representatives.

Local races fill out the ballot across most counties. Those races include bonds for municipalities and school districts, City and Town council elections, and countywide propositions.

Three years ago, an unexpected surge allowed Democrats to sweep the top three statewide offices in Arizona for the first time since 1974. The big picture: With the 2026 election one year away, Gov. Katie Hobbs,