Eli Crane Wins Arizona House Re-election in Close Race
Politics · First reported 9 Nov, 19:38 · Updated 19:52

Republican Rep. Eli Crane won a second term after a close contest with Democrat Jonathan Nez. The supplied reports describe the result as a narrow victory, with one giving a vote margin at the time of the race call.
- The Associated Press projected Crane’s re-election over Nez; the candidates were separated by 3,834 votes when the race was called, and Nez had not conceded in the report.
- The race was a rematch: Crane had previously defeated Nez, who formerly led the Navajo Nation.
- Crane thanked rural Arizonans and his staff, while the report said President Donald Trump had endorsed him.
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- Winner
- Rep. Eli Crane
- Opponent
- Jonathan Nez
- Vote margin at race call
- 3,834 votes
- Race status in report
- Nez had not conceded
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