evidence: FOX 10 Phoenix tweeted that it accidentally aired the test data provided by the AP during an Oct. 27 newscast. None of the numbers in the graphic represent actual election results, nor are they proof that anyone is trying to steal the election, as the post claims. [...] Based on our research, we rate FALSE the claim that results of the Arizona gubernatorial race aired ahead of Election Day show an attempt to steal the election. FOX 10 Phoenix accidentally aired data that was randomly generated by the AP as part of a routine pre-election test. The data does not represent the actual polling numbers of candidates in Arizona's gubernatorial race and is not connected to election fraud. - Lauren Easton, Oct. 31, Email exchange with USA TODAY - The Associated Press, Oct. 31, Arizona station displayed test election data, not real results - PolitiFact, Oct. 28, Phoenix TV station accidentally airs mock election results - FOX 10 Phoenix, Oct. 27, Tweet - FiveThirtyEight, Oct. 31, Latest Polls - Associated Press, July 27, Release of test election results fuels unfounded fraud claims - USA TODAY, Sept. 27, Arizona governor’s race: New poll shows tight contest between Hobbs, Lake