Republicans and Democrats are fighting for control of the Senate chamber for a hold on lawmaking.
Republicans need to beat Democrats in only a few important state Senate races if they want to usher in a new era of conservative lawmaking in Arizona.
Republican Sen. Nancy Barto, R-Phoenix, is hoping to keep a Senate seat in the new Legislative District 4, which includes Paradise Valley and parts of north Phoenix and north Scottsdale. She's challenged by another incumbent, Democratic Sen. Christine Marsh, a teacher who prominently represents two important issues to voters: abortion and education.
Another district where voters face a stark choice for a state Senate seat is Legislative District 9 in west Mesa, where the only Trump-supported legislative candidate in a competitive district is on the ticket.
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