Join us at 10 p.m. on Tuesday for a live ‘AZ Votes’ Election Night Special
Nov. 3
More from this showTuesday, November 3 at 10 p.m.
The midterm elections are here, and with statewide propositions on the ballot and high profile seats up for grabs, this election will define the future of our state and Arizona politics. Join Ted Simons, host and managing editor of “Arizona Horizon,” and a panel of experts live at 10 p.m. on election night where we’ll breakdown how this election will affect you and your family.
As part of Arizona PBS’ ongoing “AZ Votes 2026” election coverage initiative, Simons leads conversations with leading experts to discuss the issues that matter most to Arizona voters. Learn more about Arizona candidates and propositions that are on the ballot this November, then join us at 10 p.m. on November 3 for the “AZ Votes” 2026 live election results special.
Meet our panelists
Chuck Coughlin
Chuck Coughlin has been with HighGround, Inc. Public Affairs Consultants for decades. As their CEO and President, he has influenced many major policy initiatives.
Karl Gentles
Karl Gentles is a partner at The Gentles Agency. He is a PR executive with 30 years of experience in government relations communication strategy.
Tony Cani
Tony Cani, Founder of Slingshot Campaigns, is an experienced political consultant and campaign manager and has held leadership roles in both government and public advocacy organizations.
Gina Swoboda
Gina Swoboda is the former chairwoman of the Arizona Republican Party, serving from 2024 to 2026. Prior to serving as chairwoman, Swoboda worked in the State of Arizona’s election office, served as a local registrar, as a precinct captain and a statewide trainer for poll observers.
Ted Simons
The discussion will be moderated by Ted Simons, the award-winning host and managing editor of “Arizona Horizon,” the nightly public affairs show on Arizona PBS. Simons moderates discussions with government officials, business leaders and policy makers about the issues, laws and policies that affect Arizonans in their everyday lives. The long-time Valley journalist joined “Arizona Horizon” in 2007.
