Arizona, we're looking at you. The results from a high-profile Senate race are still

coming in. The pressure is on and vote counters have just about had it.

That threat level is continuing and that is now a part of life for me and my colleagues.

I'm Rachel Martin. This is UpFers from NPR News.

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Election officials there are methodically counting votes while they fight off criticism about how

long it is taking. It's one of three states with undecided Senate races, the outcomes of which

will determine which party controls the chamber in the next Congress. There are other close races

in Arizona too. Some house seats, a governor's race that has gotten national attention,

and a few other statewide offices including Secretary of State, which will oversee the next election.

NPR Politics reporter Hemena Bostio is in Phoenix and joins us now. Thanks so much for being here.

Thank you. Just give us the latest, Hemena. Sure, America, but County, the county with the

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