It’s become a sort of daily ritual among politicos and other interested observers in Arizona. Right around 5:00 p.m., they all go to the election results page on the Arizona secretary of state’s website, and wait until the new numbers from Maricopa County are posted.

County Recorder Adrian Fontes said as of Tuesday night, there are still about 126,000 ballots left to count. The Secretary of State’s Office reports a little more than 147,000 ballots are still outstanding statewide in Maricopa, La Paz, Coconino and Pima counties.

To talk about where the results stand and what to expect as more votes are tallied, The Show spoke with Mike Noble, chief pollster and managing partner of OH Predictive Insights in Phoenix.

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