Elections

The City of Maricopa has worked with its citizens over the past two years to develop a vision for the future of the city...

The City of Maricopa General Plan will be on the Nov. 8 General Election Ballot as Proposition 415. By state statute, municipalities must update...

The General Election is coming into shape for Maricopa voters. Here are the current vote counts and how the ballots will look in November: FEDERAL   U.S....

Early election results in Pinal County show a pending upset in the county attorney's race. County Attorney Lando Voyles campaigned in tandem with sheriff's candidate...

Early election results in Pinal County show a supervisor hanging onto his seat while his wife may have been re-elected outright to the Maricopa...

Republican Mark Lamb and Democrat Kaye Dickson dominated their respective primaries Tuesday and will face off in the General Election to determine Pinal County’s...

For those who opted not to vote early, here are the polling places for the Maricopa area precincts for Tuesday's Primary Election: Precinct 30: Desert...

Saturday’s attic fire at First Baptist Church of Maricopa did more than disrupt religious services. It has now also forced a change in voting...

By Dan Frank Recently, a candidate for City Council published a response to my Aug. 8 article regarding SR 347 and the proposed RTA. As...

By Rich Vitiello Since this will probably be my last campaign editorial before election day, please let me remind you of some of the differences...

By Patti Coutré I truly believe that public education should be supported by our elected officials on every level, local, state and federal; and I...

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...

By Murray Siegel Sen. Smith, in his opinion piece of Aug, 18, states that he opposes the MUSD override because our taxes are already too...

By Anthony Smith As I write this piece, I recognize that we are moving quickly towards the Aug. 30 Primary Election. I hope you have...

By Dan Frank Floodplains are a priority concern for the City of Maricopa because they impact economic development and public safety. You don’t have to...

By Gina Hull Mr. George “Bridger” Kimball is running for re-election, but does the public understand that this is a man who does not uphold...

By Sen. Steve Smith As a member of the Senate Education Committee and the fact that I come from a family of teachers, I take...

By Nancy Smith Gridlock on SR 347! Yes, that’s what I said. We who live in Maricopa need to be aware of the fact that...

By Rich Vitiello My dad taught me never to give up. He had the optimism for a better future to see that he and our...

By Nancy Smith Education funding should be resolved at the state level. It is the state’s responsibility to fund Arizona’s education needs and provide superb...

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,...

Ted Gremmel is a Republican candidate for Pinal County Treasurer who has worked for the sheriff’s office and the county attorney’s office. He is...

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...

By Joshua Babb At the City Council debate on Monday, July 25, I was asked whether or not I supported the MUSD budget override. I...

By Barry R. Goldman Attacking a person because of his or her sexual orientation is deplorable. No matter your religious or political preferences, there is...

By Sen. Steve Smith I have been asked who I am endorsing in various contested races in the Aug. 30 primary election.  This year it...

Seven people are running for three seats on the Maricopa City Council. The Primary Election is Aug. 30. Early voting begins Aug. 3. Joshua Babb Age:...

Traffic on State Route 347, economic development, utility rates, the override at Maricopa Unified School District, the library and the flood plain were all...

In case you missed it, at a debate forum Monday night after a couple of candidates for Maricopa City Council mentioned the state's 1-percent...

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...