Senate, governor, school vouchers top Arizona elections

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona voters on Tuesday will pick a female senator for the first time in state history to replace the retiring Republican Sen. Jeff Flake, decide whether GOP Gov. Doug Ducey gets a 2nd term in office and if the state’s private school voucher program should be expanded.
Nearly 1.5 million early ballots had been received by county elections officials as of Friday. That’s about 40 percent of the state’s registered voters. Total turnout is estimated