For the first time in 24 years, Arizona has picked a Democratic presidential candidate, Aljazeera reports.
With a population of 7.279 million, Arizona the southwestern has 11 electoral votes, which are now going to Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
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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.
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