NEW: Arizona Democrat concedes defeat in race for state treasurer
Quezada received 995,535 votes, compared to Yee, who had 1,231,409, at the time of the concession on Sunday.
"Although we disagree passionately on the issues, after serving w/ her in both the #AZHouse and the #AZSenate, I know she is a good person who deserves our respect and our support," he wrote. "I thank you for entrusting me w/ the most precious thing you have in our democracy: your vote," he wrote."To the nearly 1.2M who didn't support me, I thank you for considering me and for participating in the democratic process. Your vote means something, and I respect your decision."Quezada's concession comes as Arizona continues to tally votes.
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