Arizona voters went to the polls Tuesday (or before), and RedState's got the live election results right here.

Polls closed at 7 PM Arizona time (10 PM Eastern), and the first results will be released at 8 PM. It's expected that we'll have about 80 percent of the votes in within an hour after that, and an additional 10 percent in the next day.

The most-watched race will be the Republican US Senate primary, in which Kari Lake and Sheriff Mark Lamb are the front runners seeking to go against Ruben Gallego. Polling heavily favors Lake, who is endorsed by President Trump, though Lamb also is solidly Team Trump. 

On the House side, there are a couple of contentious Republican primary races featuring big names and endorsements.

In AZ-02, incumbent Rep. Eli Crane faces a challenge from Kevin McCarthy-backed Jack Smith, though Smith isn't expected to pose much of a threat. Smith's only raised $84,000 compared to Crane's $5.4 million, and Crane has been top-of-mind with Republican voters lately due to his leadership in investigating the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

In the 8th District, Trump-endorsed Abe Hamadeh faces JD Vance-endorsed Blake Masters, along with a few other candidates, including former Rep. Trent Franks. Masters has a massive $6.6 million war chest, while Hamadeh, who's more well-known in Maricopa County, has $1.3 million.

(NOTE: All of the US House Republican primary results are in this graphic; choose the race you'd like to view from the drop-down menu under "Change Race")

And then we have the Democrats.