Elections

Pinal County Recorder Virginia Ross is reminding voters of some important dates coming up for this year's Primary Election. "If a person wants to vote...

Ballots are still being counted in Pinal County and not all Pima County precincts have reported, but Republican showed up strong for their candidates...

By Leon Potter A few years ago I spoke about the three "E's" going hand in hand; education, employment, economic development. Resources, financial and otherwise,...

By Julia Gusse At the start of this election I requested your vote for the privilege to represent the great people of Maricopa as your...

Bret Roberts is the latest candidate to announce a run for a House seat in Legislative District 11. A Republican, Roberts is the constable...

After Tuesday's Primary Election, the General Election for State House of Representatives (LD11) is shaping up. Three Republicans and three Democrats are running for...

Proposition 123 (education funding) The Basics Prop. 123 amends the Arizona Constitution to increase the annual distributions from the state land trust permanent funds to schools,...

Students will get a peek at the democratic process during a candidate debate in August. The Primary Election Town Hall, an InMaricopa.com event, will host...

Maricopa voters casting mail-in ballots are beginning to worry about the legitimacy of the voting process. Maricopan Joyce Larson, 73, was attempting to request her...

Fewer than 9,000 votes separated approval of Proposition 123 from disapproval in the May 17 Special Election. By late Wednesday, ayes had it at 50.48...

By Barry R. Goldman A few weeks ago, my wife and I had the honor of hosting a get-together for Maricopa City Council candidate Rich Vitiello...

By Anthony Smith In my previous campaigns, I’ve focused on positive messages and sharing my detailed plans for the future.  Unfortunately, some candidates focus on...

Though his Democratic opponent, Kathy Huffman, did not attend, Republican candidate for state superintendent of public instruction Frank Riggs answered questions about education issues...

By Anthony Smith The role of county supervisor requires a person to pay attention to details and be a good researcher of the facts. The...

By Gary Miller Recently I had a conversation about the Maricopa Unified School District (MUSD) override with a constituent named Ed. Ed is a retired...

By Christian Price I have known Vincent Manfredi and Henry Wade for almost a decade and proudly served with both on city council since 2014....

By Rich Vitiello I’m passionate.  I’m passionate for my family, my friends and my community.  I’m passionate about issues we face in this county.  It’s...

Ballots counted overnight brought brighter hope to supporters of a budget override for Maricopa Unified School District. The 10-percent budget increase for MUSD was on...

Most residents are unaware of Maricopa’s progress in Environmental Planning and Resource Conservation, an important element in the new general plan.   Did you know Maricopa...

Nearly 40 candidates are lined up to participate in a Primary Election town hall Saturday in Maricopa. InMaricopa.com Town Hall features federal, state and local...

  The InMaricopa.com General Election Town Hall is set for Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Maricopa High School’s Performing Arts Center. State...

  It may be an “off-year” election, but a U.S. Senate race is already heating up, a Maricopan is making a bid for Congress, and...

By Rich Vitiello “Troublesome alliance” is what the incumbent termed the relationship between Sheriff Paul Babeu and me. Tony Smith might want to look in...

As the ballot-counting continues statewide, Democrats made some gains on Republicans. Two of them overtook their opponents, at least for the time being. U.S. Senate...

By Bridger Kimball It has ultimately been a pleasure serving the citizens of Maricopa for the last four years and I would just like to...

While all eyes are on the U.S. Senate race, there has been a switch in the Corporation Commission as ballot-counting continues across the state. Democrat...

By Rich Vitiello I’m not a politician and have no hidden agenda. I’m running for the office of county supervisor because I want to see...

By Leon Potter I am hopeful when a candidate runs for office that it is because the person has a heart for public service and...

By Dan Frank As a civil engineer, I work on design, construction and maintenance of the physical and built environment, seeking solutions to solve everyday...

District 4 needs help at Central Arizona College. Can a Maricopan help? After the resignation of Rita Nader, who faced recall in the wake of college...