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U.S. House of Representatives · District 6

Arizona. Election Day was Nov. 3, 2026.

Who is running

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Worth knowing

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Past results

Share of the vote for this district, 1992 to 2024Percent of all votes counted in each regular general election. A gap means the party had no candidate or no count was published.
  • Democratic candidate
  • Republican candidate
Share of the vote for this district, 1992 to 2024Line chart with 2 series from 1992 to 2024. The same figures are in the data table below. A gap in a line means no figure.0%20%40%60%80%200020102020Democratic candidate, 1992: 53.24%Democratic candidate, 1994: 41.48%Democratic candidate, 1996: 46.6%Democratic candidate, 1998: 43.66%Democratic candidate, 2000: 35.63%Democratic candidate, 2002: 31.57%Democratic candidate, 2008: 34.55%Democratic candidate, 2010: 29.12%Democratic candidate, 2012: 33.31%Democratic candidate, 2014: 35.14%Democratic candidate, 2016: 37.87%Democratic candidate, 2018: 44.81%Democratic candidate, 2020: 47.83%Democratic candidate, 2022: 49.23%Democratic candidate, 2024: 47.49%Republican candidate, 1992: 41.6%Republican candidate, 1994: 54.6%Republican candidate, 1996: 47.57%Republican candidate, 1998: 53.04%Republican candidate, 2000: 61.41%Republican candidate, 2002: 65.94%Republican candidate, 2004: 79.38%Republican candidate, 2006: 74.8%Republican candidate, 2008: 62.42%Republican candidate, 2010: 66.42%Republican candidate, 2012: 61.3%Republican candidate, 2014: 64.86%Republican candidate, 2016: 62.13%Republican candidate, 2018: 55.19%Republican candidate, 2020: 52.17%Republican candidate, 2022: 50.73%Republican candidate, 2024: 50%47.5%50%Share of the vote for this district, 1992 to 2024Line chart with 2 series from 1992 to 2024. The same figures are in the data table below. A gap in a line means no figure.0%20%40%60%80%199520002005201020152020Democratic candidate, 1992: 53.24%Democratic candidate, 1994: 41.48%Democratic candidate, 1996: 46.6%Democratic candidate, 1998: 43.66%Democratic candidate, 2000: 35.63%Democratic candidate, 2002: 31.57%Democratic candidate, 2008: 34.55%Democratic candidate, 2010: 29.12%Democratic candidate, 2012: 33.31%Democratic candidate, 2014: 35.14%Democratic candidate, 2016: 37.87%Democratic candidate, 2018: 44.81%Democratic candidate, 2020: 47.83%Democratic candidate, 2022: 49.23%Democratic candidate, 2024: 47.49%Republican candidate, 1992: 41.6%Republican candidate, 1994: 54.6%Republican candidate, 1996: 47.57%Republican candidate, 1998: 53.04%Republican candidate, 2000: 61.41%Republican candidate, 2002: 65.94%Republican candidate, 2004: 79.38%Republican candidate, 2006: 74.8%Republican candidate, 2008: 62.42%Republican candidate, 2010: 66.42%Republican candidate, 2012: 61.3%Republican candidate, 2014: 64.86%Republican candidate, 2016: 62.13%Republican candidate, 2018: 55.19%Republican candidate, 2020: 52.17%Republican candidate, 2022: 50.73%Republican candidate, 2024: 50%Democratic candidate 47.5%Republican candidate 50%

District lines are redrawn after each census and sometimes in between, so the same district number did not always cover the same ground. A break in a line means no figure was published or held for that year. It does not mean zero.

Data table: Share of the vote for this district, 1992 to 2024
Share of the vote for this district, 1992 to 2024
YearDemocratic candidateRepublican candidate
199253.24%41.6%
199441.48%54.6%
199646.6%47.57%
199843.66%53.04%
200035.63%61.41%
200231.57%65.94%
2004No figure79.38%
2006No figure74.8%
200834.55%62.42%
201029.12%66.42%
201233.31%61.3%
201435.14%64.86%
201637.87%62.13%
201844.81%55.19%
202047.83%52.17%
202249.23%50.73%
202447.49%50%

Source: Federal Election Commission, Federal Elections and Clerk of the House of Representatives, Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election and MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. House of Representatives 1976-2024 (compiled from the Clerk of the House). As of Nov 5, 2026.

Winners and margins, 1992 to 2024
Winners and margins
YearMost votesMargin over the runner-up
2024Juan Ciscomani (Republican)10,822 votes (2.5 points)
2022Juan Ciscomani (Republican)5,232 votes (1.5 points)
2020David Schweikert (Republican)18,139 votes (4.3 points)
2018David Schweikert (Republican)32,581 votes (10.4 points)
2016David Schweikert (Republican)78,712 votes (24.3 points)
2014David Schweikert (Republican)59,380 votes (29.7 points)
2012David Schweikert (Republican)82,040 votes (28.0 points)
2010Jeff Flake (Republican)93,034 votes (37.3 points)
2008Jeff Flake (Republican)93,125 votes (27.9 points)
2006Jeff Flake (Republican)Unopposed
2004Jeff Flake (Republican)150,187 votes (58.8 points)
2002Jeff Flake (Republican)53,739 votes (34.4 points)
2000J. D. Hayworth (Republican)78,370 votes (25.8 points)
1998J. D. Hayworth (Republican)18,890 votes (9.4 points)
1996J. D. Hayworth (Republican)2,474 votes (1.0 points)
1994J D Hayworth (Republican)25,739 votes (13.1 points)
1992Karan English (Democratic)27,177 votes (11.6 points)

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Map

Arizona's U.S. House districts, with District 6 outlined
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Arizona's U.S. House districts, with District 6 outlinedMap of the Arizona congressional districts of the 119th Congress, coloured by group with a group list in the table. The same information is in the data table below.AZ-1: Another districtAZ-2: Another districtAZ-3: Another districtAZ-4: Another districtAZ-5: Another districtAZ-7: Another districtAZ-8: Another districtAZ-9: Another districtAZ-6: This race

Outlines are the Census Bureau's simplified cartographic boundaries, drawn for display, not for legal boundaries. Group names are in the table and in each district's tooltip, not only shown by colour.

Data table: Arizona's U.S. House districts, with District 6 outlined
Arizona's U.S. House districts, with District 6 outlined
DistrictContest
AZ-1Another district
AZ-2Another district
AZ-3Another district
AZ-4Another district
AZ-5Another district
AZ-6This race
AZ-7Another district
AZ-8Another district
AZ-9Another district

Source: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary file for the 119th Congress. As of the 119th Congress (2025 to 2027) boundary file.

The outlined district is the one in force for the 119th Congress. A state that redrew its map for 2026 may vote on different lines; the official list above names the contest.

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