Elections

A Maricopa man has announced his intention to run for constable of the Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court. Glenn Morrison of Rancho El Dorado is running for...

By Vincent Manfredi I am proud of Maricopa and its community spirit. Our victories in the Battle of the Burbs contest the last three years is...

Pinal County Elections Department estimates it has 20,000 early ballots and 6,800 provisional ballots left to count. Statewide there are an estimated 400,000 outstanding ballots....

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...

The primary races are set for this year’s elections as Wednesday’s deadline passed for candidates. Some incumbents could face a tough primary battle while...

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...

With a large number of ballots counted and votes tallied the city of Maricopa appears set for change in the coming years. This election cycle,...

By Ralph Atchue The City of Maricopa is letting its citizens know that Arizona’s governor and state Legislature has instituted a secondary property tax without...

  The Pinal County Clerk of the Superior Court may have stamped out her GOP competitor late Tuesday. Early voting indicated Republican incumbent Amanda Stanford holds...

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 Barry R. Goldman Law enforcement isn’t about politics - it’s about public service, taking risks and saving lives. It’s about getting bad people off...

By Julia R. Gusse It is with great pleasure that I provide Leon Potter with my full endorsement as he seeks election onto the City...

In a very close vote, Scott Kelly was elected to the board of the Maricopa Flood Control District on Wednesday. Only 36 ballots were cast....

Arizonans are deciding the fate of five statewide propositions in Tuesday’s election. They cover state pensions, taxes on services, renewable energy, school choice and...

(Candidates ranked by receipts) Federal Offices (January 2017-March 2018 receipts) U.S. Senate Kyrsten Sinema (D) Cash balance: $6,688,670 Receipts: $6,552,764 Disbursements: $2,127,728.43 Debts owed: $0 Martha McSally (R) Cash balance: $2,578,746 Receipts: $3,377,931 Disbursements: $799,184 Debts owed:...

By Ethan McSweeney The two Republican candidates for District 4 of the Pinal County Board of Supervisors traded barbs in a heated debate Saturday morning...

Maricopa City Council Julia Gusse 2,051 Marvin Brown 1,900 Dan Frank 1,690 Bridger Kimball 1,482In the early counting in the General Election, a budget override for Maricopa Unified...

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...

Pinal County Elections Department officials still have 5,500 ballots to count from Tuesday’s election. After staff counted approximately 3,500 ballots this afternoon, the two biggest...

By Anthony Smith For the past several years, it has been my privilege to serve first as the mayor of the City of Maricopa and...

By Anthony Smith It is my privilege to announce that Christian Price, mayor of the City of Maricopa, has joined a growing list of leaders...

Maricopa resident Steve Smith is running for Congress. Smith is currently the state senator for District 11. A strong supporter of President Trump’s policies, he...

  By Barry R. Goldman   Like the ‘60’s mantra, “Question Authority”, I regularly do. The Constable is the second elected official in the Justice Court. The public...

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...

Anyone interested in being appointed to Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board has until April 17 to submit paperwork to the county’s education department. One...

By Hollace Lyon  You’ve probably heard about the recent increase in secondary property tax rates in Maricopa as a result of the Legislature’s change to...

With just 15 percent of precincts reporting statewide, state Rep. Vince Leach has a sizeable lead in his first attempt at the state Senate...

What is Prop 306 and how does it impact Clean Elections? A proponent and an opponent discussed the issue, which is on the Nov....

With 88 percent of all precinct’s reporting, Republican Martha McSally retains a slim lead over Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in the race for U.S. Senate. Several...