For the first time in 24 years, Arizona has picked a Democratic presidential candidate, report says.
With a population of 7.279 million, Arizona the southwestern has 11 electoral votes, which are now going to Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
The state’s significant turnout of 2.6 million votes cast before election day is a record breaker.
Even though a stronghold of Republican support, Democrats had been hoping to flip the state in what has been described as a tightly contested race to the White House.
A week to the election, both Trump and his running mate, Vice President Mike Pence, visited the state in a late effort to shore up more votes.
