Arizona primary election: What voters need to know
We are one day away from the Arizona primary election, and voters have been casting their ballots in highly contested races.
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We are one day away from the Arizona primary election, and voters have been casting their ballots in highly contested races.
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He says his administration has focused on economic development, investing in infrastructure and strengthening public safety by increasing salaries for law enforcement and firefighters.
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As the primary election is a few days away, Yuma County is seeing lower registered voters than previous elections. According to the Elections Department, there are 109,820 registered voters in the Yuma County.
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The lawsuit, in conjunction with the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) and the Newsom Administration, alleges the City of Calexico failed to comply with the state’s Housing Element Law.
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Democratic Arizona House of Representatives candidate Emilia Cortez met with supporters Thursday evening during a campaign fundraiser and community discussion in Downtown Yuma.
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Bran’s platform focuses on supporting families, strengthening public safety and encouraging the growth of small businesses.
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Mena says his platform focuses on listening to residents, strengthening city departments that are short-staffed, and promoting economic growth by creating new jobs and retaining the city’s workforce.
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The search for City of Yuma’s next administrator is now underway, and city leaders want to hear from the community.
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Gonzalez brings a background shaped by service, family, and faith. He is a father, a U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, a retired Border Patrol agent, and a Deacon.
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Republican State Treasurer candidate Elijah Norton stopped in Yuma this week to make his case to voters ahead of Arizona’s primary election.
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Delgadillo Re-Elect for Somerton City Council
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Sandoval says if she gets elected, her priority will be to provide a court that is fair, efficient, and accessible.
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His platform focuses on supporting economic development, strengthening binational cooperation and reviewing existing city plans to identify what is working and what can be improved.
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If elected, Ruedas said she would focus on heat safety, improving transportation and increasing community involvement in local government.
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If elected, Egeberg said he would focus on managing the city’s resources while planning for future growth. He identified energy, water and responsible development as key priorities.
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Lifelong resident of San Luis, Arizona, Brian Analiz De La Hoya committed to focusing local as the race for San Luis City Council heats up.
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Laura Huber says campaign signs of hers have been stolen or vandalized dozens of times, calling the experience discouraging.
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If elected, Riedel says she will work to bring more jobs and increase the quality of life for San Luis residents.
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The city says this will strengthen public safety, improve infrastructure, and support the city’s continued growth.
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He says his campaign is focused on improving the quality of life for families, creating more opportunities for young people, and expanding educational, recreational and leadership programs.
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