Flagstaff resident Mike Hays watches the polls during the Republican watch party at The American Legion Nov. 6, 2018.
A hat advertising President Trump's campaign for reelection in 2020 sits on a table, as attendees of the Republican midterm election watch party discuss political issues over a few pitchers of beer Nov. 6, 2018.
Tony Browning and his dog Pancho sit at the Republican watch party awaiting results for the midterm elections Nov. 6, 2018. Browning and Pancho travelled from Santa Barbara, California to attend the watch party in support of Wendy Rogers, District One Republican congressional candidate.
Judy Girley watches the polls at the Republican watch party at The American Legion Nov. 6, 2018. The stage was set for Wendy Rogers, District One Republican congressional candidate, to give a speech once the congressional race was called. But Rogers did not get the chance, as the watch party was moved to the Arizona GOP Northern Headquarters.
People attending the Republican watch party at the American Legion Nov. 6, 2018 followed the midterm elections closely. The watch party lasted well passed midnight as Republican supporters waiting for final results in Arizona.
NAU Senior Austin Weaver holds a child during the Republican watch party for the midterm elections Nov. 6, 2018. The watch party was originally hosted at The American Legion before being moved to the Arizona GOP Northern Headquarters.
Bryan Edwards speaks to other people at the Republican watch party for the midterm elections Nov. 6, 2018. The attendees watched the national midterm elections as they waited for Wendy Rogers, District One Republican congressional candidate, to arrive.
Republican Wendy Rogers, District One congressional candidate in Arizona, ends her day in Flagstaff, after travelling around Arizona for one final push for votes Nov. 6, 2018. The American Legion hosted a watch party and potential celebration for Rogers. However, Rogers did not receive the majority vote.
Robert Girley, along with other Wendy Rogers supporters, greets Peter MacDonald with a standing ovation as he enters the Arizona GOP Northern Headquarters Nov. 6, 2018. Peter MacDonald was a Code Talker in World War II and served as Chairman of the Navajo nation.
Peter MacDonald was a controversial leader of the Navajo Nation. Although his track record goes between being a code talker in World War II and defrauding the Navajo nation, he is still respected by many, including Wendy Rogers. Rogers was the District One Republican congressional candidate for Arizona and had MacDonald come out to speak during the Republican watch party Nov. 6, 2018.
Peter MacDonald was a controversial leader of the Navajo Nation. Although his track record goes between being a code talker in World War II and defrauding the Navajo nation, he is still respected by many, including Wendy Rogers. Rogers was the District One Republican congressional candidate for Arizona and had MacDonald come out to speak during the Republican watch party Nov. 6, 2018.
Will Chilton of the NAU College Republicans Club holds his "Make America Great Again" cap in his hands as he watches the midterm elections at the Republican watch party at The American Legion Nov. 6, 2018.