Arizona held its presidential preference election for Republican and Democratic candidates on Tuesday.

       Former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden will win the Arizona Republican and Democratic primary, ABC News projects.

       Polls were open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day. Early voting in the race -- which wasn't, technically, a primary -- had been underway from Feb. 21 to Friday.

       There were 43 Republican delegates up for grabs and 85 Democratic delegates.

       Arizona State Capitol building in Phoenix.

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       State significance Trump won Arizona's Republican nominating contest in 2016 and the state party canceled it in 2020 when he ran for reelection.

       Trump clinched his party's nomination last week and held a commanding lead over his former GOP challengers both in Arizona and much of the rest of the country throughout the nomination fight, according to 538's polling average.

       Biden, who clinched the Democratic nomination last week, too, also won his party's 2020 Arizona nominating race.

       Arizona is considered a key 2024 battleground for the general election. Shifting demographics have contributed to its purple status, with Biden flipping the state from red to blue in 2020 by roughly 11,000 votes.

       ABC News' Libby Cathey contributed to this report.