Many races were decided Tuesday night, yet a number remain in limbo as ballots are counted this week. But what do the results mean for the state? Political insiders Jason Barraza, Matthew Benson and Lorna Romero discuss what they saw this election cycle in the U.S. Senate and Gubernatorial races, and how the results will affect the trajectory of Arizona.
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