Christians2026

Arizona: 2026 election results by county and religion

How much did Arizona move toward Democrats in 2026?

In Arizona, the Democratic margin in the 2026 U.S. House race shifted +16.0 points from Harris's 2024 margin (R+5.5 in 2024, D+10.4 in 2026), counting all votes together. 15 of 15 counties moved toward Democrats, and the median county moved +14.7 points.

Map of Dem movement by county in Arizona

R +30D +30Blue moved toward Democrats, red toward Republicans; the deeper the color, the bigger the move. Hover or tap a county for details.

Which Arizona counties moved most toward Democrats in 2026?

By Dem movement (2026 margin minus Harris's 2024 margin, in points):

  1. Apache County: +27.1
  2. Santa Cruz County: +25.8
  3. Greenlee County: +23.6
  4. Yuma County: +21.4
  5. Coconino County: +19.5

Which Arizona counties have the largest Christian share, and how did they move?

Share of the 2020 population belonging to a Christian congregation (leaving out counties where members outnumber residents):

  1. Santa Cruz County: 88.1% Christian, Dem movement +25.8
  2. Graham County: 45.6% Christian, Dem movement +11.1
  3. Cochise County: 45.2% Christian, Dem movement +8.7
  4. Navajo County: 44.9% Christian, Dem movement +18.1
  5. Maricopa County: 44.0% Christian, Dem movement +18.2

Arizona counties ranked by Dem movement

Dem movement is the 2026 Democratic margin in the state's top race (U.S. House; no Senate race) minus Harris's 2024 margin, in points. Religion columns are each group's share of the 2020 population, counting congregation members, not how people identify.

CountyDem movement2024 margin2026 marginChristianProtestantEvangelicalCatholicNo Congregation
Apache County+27.1D+19.0D+46.138.0%6.3%5.4%17.5%61.5%
Santa Cruz County+25.8D+18.6D+44.588.1%6.3%5.5%78.7%11.8%
Greenlee County+23.6R+40.9R+17.329.0%13.5%13.4%8.6%71.0%
Yuma County+21.4R+20.4D+1.034.4%8.5%7.7%20.9%65.0%
Coconino County+19.5D+19.9D+39.431.0%8.8%7.1%11.9%67.6%
Maricopa County+18.2R+3.5D+14.744.0%13.4%11.5%23.1%52.8%
Navajo County+18.1R+17.2D+0.944.9%9.8%8.6%6.8%54.9%
Pinal County+14.7R+22.1R+7.439.1%8.2%6.0%21.6%59.9%
Gila County+11.3R+37.6R+26.333.0%14.1%12.6%9.0%66.9%
Graham County+11.1R+48.1R+37.045.6%9.0%8.1%5.3%54.3%
Yavapai County+9.9R+33.9R+24.038.2%13.6%12.2%18.2%58.4%
Pima County+9.8D+15.2D+24.936.5%13.4%10.4%18.9%61.2%
Cochise County+8.7R+23.1R+14.445.2%15.7%12.6%19.0%54.6%
La Paz County+8.6R+44.2R+35.630.5%12.2%10.5%11.4%69.4%
Mohave County+7.6R+55.8R+48.224.7%10.2%8.8%9.8%74.4%

Arizona congressional districts

"House vs. 2024" compares the 2026 House margin with Harris's 2024 margin inside the district's current lines (NBC News's district baseline); it is blank where only one party ran, where two candidates of one party met in a top-two race, or where NBC has no 2024 baseline. "Top race, from its counties" averages the county Dem movement of the district's counties, weighted by each county's House votes.

DistrictWinnerHouse vs. 2024Top race, from its counties2024 president2026 HouseChristianEvangelicalCatholic
AZ-01—+10.3+18.2R+3.1D+7.244.0%11.5%23.1%
AZ-02——+14.9—R+0.337.7%9.2%15.8%
AZ-03Ansari (D)—+18.2—D+86.444.0%11.5%23.1%
AZ-04Stanton (D)+20.2+18.2D+6.8D+26.944.0%11.5%23.1%
AZ-05——+17.6—R+2.243.2%10.5%22.8%
AZ-06——+10.3—D+8.237.9%10.2%18.7%
AZ-07Grijalva (D)—+13.2—D+43.041.8%10.0%24.4%
AZ-08—+14.2+18.2R+16.5R+2.244.0%11.5%23.1%
AZ-09Gosar (R)—+15.2—R+15.637.5%10.4%18.9%

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