Population: 722,706 18 Years or Older: 541,011 (75%) Median household Income: $45,925
Race:
White: 66.9%
Hispanic 21.3%
Other: 31.0%
Black 3.0%
Asian 2.2%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Population: 727,099 18 Years or Older: 564,088 (78%) Median household Income: $46,139
Race:
White: 84.0%
Hispanic 26.2%
Other: 10.4%
Black 6.0%
Asian 3.8%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Ron Barber
D
50.41%
Martha McSally
R
49.57%
Arizona 2012 Presidential Results
Barack Obama
D
44.59%
Mitt Romney
R
53.65%
3
Safe Democrat
Vacant
District
Arizona-3
AZ-03
Population: 719,765 18 Years or Older: 505,951 (70%) Median household Income: $40,145
Race:
White: 75.0%
Hispanic 63.6%
Other: 19.7%
Black 5.8%
Asian 2.3%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Raul Grijalva
D
58.37%
Gabriela Saucedo Mercer
R
37.14%
Arizona 2012 Presidential Results
Barack Obama
D
44.59%
Mitt Romney
R
53.65%
4
Safe Republican
Vacant
District
Arizona-4
AZ-04
Population: 720,881 18 Years or Older: 566,395 (79%) Median household Income: $42,693
Race:
White: 90.0%
Hispanic 17.5%
Other: 9.0%
Black 2.1%
Asian 1.7%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Johnnie Robinson
D
28.37%
Paul Gosar
R
66.83%
Arizona 2012 Presidential Results
Barack Obama
D
44.59%
Mitt Romney
R
53.65%
5
Safe Republican
Vacant
District
Arizona-5
AZ-05
Population: 737,326 18 Years or Older: 541,343 (73%) Median household Income: $63,236
Race:
White: 88.7%
Hispanic 18.0%
Other: 5.8%
Black 3.7%
Asian 4.8%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Spencer Morgan
D
32.81%
Matt Salmon
R
67.19%
Arizona 2012 Presidential Results
Barack Obama
D
44.59%
Mitt Romney
R
53.65%
6
Safe Republican
Vacant
District
Arizona-6
AZ-06
Population: 722,561 18 Years or Older: 572,066 (79%) Median household Income: $60,441
Race:
White: 87.8%
Hispanic 14.4%
Other: 5.7%
Black 3.5%
Asian 5.3%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Population: 735,599 18 Years or Older: 504,057 (69%) Median household Income: $32,259
Race:
White: 70.6%
Hispanic 63.8%
Other: 18.5%
Black 10.6%
Asian 2.8%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Ed Pastor
D
81.74%
Arizona 2012 Presidential Results
Barack Obama
D
44.59%
Mitt Romney
R
53.65%
8
Safe Republican
Vacant
District
Arizona-8
AZ-08
Population: 730,846 18 Years or Older: 547,488 (75%) Median household Income: $55,670
Race:
White: 87.7%
Hispanic 19.1%
Other: 5.1%
Black 5.7%
Asian 4.3%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Population: 736,472 18 Years or Older: 572,732 (78%) Median household Income: $48,737
Race:
White: 80.4%
Hispanic 27.4%
Other: 11.3%
Black 6.4%
Asian 6.2%
Source: U.S. Census 2012 - American Community Survey.*Total may be greater than 100% due to U.S. Census bureau separate classification of those of Hispanic origin. 2012 House Results
Roll Call and CQ Weekly use ratings assigned by the Rothenberg Political Report, which are defined as follows:
SAFE: As of today, the party indicated is all but certain to win the seat.
FAVORED: One candidate has a substantial advantage, but an upset is still possible.
LEAN: The party indicated has the edge, but the outcome is less certain than for races rated as favored.
TILT: The outcome is effectively regarded as a tossup for each of these highly competitive seats, although the party indicated has a slight edge.
TOSSUP: Neither party has an edge in these contests.