Election 2024 winners in the Yuma County races announced
YUMA COUNTY, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Yuma County has processed all election ballots Tuesday night, and the winners have been announced.
According to the County, the winners are as follows:
- Yuma City Council: Mark Martinez
- San Luis City Council: Estaban Rosales, Luis Cabrera and Lizeth Servin
- Welton City Council: Michelle Jones
- Yuma County Recorder: David Lara (R)
- Yuma County Accessor: Steven Seale (R)
- Yuma County Superintendent: Tom Hurt (R)
- Yuma County Treasurer: David Alexandre (R)
- Yuma County Board of Supervisors:
- District 1: Martin Porchas
- District 2: Jonathan Lines
- District 3: Darren Simmons
- District 4: Tony Reyes
- District 5: Lynne Pancrazi
- Yuma County Recorder: Karolyn Kaczorowski
- Yuma County Sheriff: Leon Wilmot
- Yuma County Superior Court:
- Division 1: Mark Wayne Reeves
- Division 4: David Haws
- Division 6: Nathaniel Sorenson
- Division 7: Darci Weede
- Prop 423: Yes
- Prop 424: Yes
- Prop 425: No
- Prop 426: No
- Prop 427: Yes
- Prop 428: No
- Prop 429: No
- Prop 430: Yes
- Prop 431: Yes
- Yuma Elementary School District No. 1 Board: Jeff Stoner, David Ibarra and Cori Rico
- Somerton Elementary School District No. 11 Board: Juan Castillo, Lorena Delgadillo and Cristina Clark
- Gadsden Elementary School District No. 32 Board: Rosa Varela and Tadeo Azael De La Hoya
- Antelope Union High School District No. 50 Board: Gregory Marlatt, Laura Noel and Robert Taylor
- Yuma Union High School District Board: David Lara, Carlos Gonzalez and Shelley Jones Mellon
- Arizona Western College District 4: Olivia Zepeda
- Yuma Hospital District No. 1 Board: Connie Uribe and Rosalie Lines
"I'm very excited and I'm honored and I'm ready to serve," said David Ibarra, who's one of three winners for the District 1 race, adding that he's looking forward to serving staff and students. "We would like to bring the morale back to the staff for retention and let them know we care about them and that they are a very important part of the district and to the students we want to make sure they’re happy with their curriculum and we’re there to help them."
"With winning anything, it's a big relief, and the success and the victory is overwhelming. It's wonderful," said David Alexandre, who is the Yuma County Treasure-Elect, saying that it was time for some change. "You have a three-term candidate that's moving on...New administration. it's going to be some growing pains, changes, but everything's going to be a good positive future, and Yuma County's got a great team in the Treasury Office and we're gonna do wonderful things."
