Democrat Kyrsten Sinema has taken a 2,106- 8,859- 9,610-vote lead over Republican Martha McSally in the U.S. Senate race after more ballots were tallied today. This one is remains in overtime.
Meanwhile, Democrat Kathy Hoffman has taken a 20,348-vote lead over Republican Frank Riggs, which could make the rookie candidate and former public school speech pathologist the first Democrat to win a statewide state office in a decade.

Garrett Archer, aka Data Guru, crunches what he knows about where the ballots still are (note: Pima has since reported some of its ballots, leading to Sinema's 7K jump between counts tonight):

Outstanding ballots 11/8 6pm
Apache: 4.6k
Cochise: 4.7k
Coconino: 10.5k
Gila: unk (0 est.)
La Paz: 576
Maricopa: 345k
Mohave: unk (8k est.)
Navajo: 4k
Pima: 80k
Pinal: 30k
Santa Cruz: 2.2k
Yavapai: 6k
Yuma: 350

— The AZ Data Guru (@Garrett_Archer) November 9, 2018

Unfortunately, we won't be getting much more out of Archer tonight as he has his priorities right:

Personal Note: It's daughter's dance night. I'm out. I will notify if additional files are published, but I am unable to see which county on my phone. Have a good night.

— The AZ Data Guru (@Garrett_Archer) November 9, 2018

Pinal County, where McSally should pick up votes, says it has roughly 25K early ballots and 6800 provisional ballots to process:

We have approx. 25,000 early and 6,800 provisional ballots left to process. We will post another update on 11-09-18. https://t.co/vchz4QZfPZ

— Pinal Co. Elections (@Pinal_Elections) November 9, 2018

Barrett Marson, who worked the anti-Sinema Defend Arizona campaign, predicts McSally will make up some of her lost ground:

Come Saturday, the people who dropped off early ballots at the polls (like me) will start getting counted. And if tradition holds, they will favor GOP. The history of #AzSen will be written Saturday.

— barrett marson (@barrettmarson) November 9, 2018