Elections

Joshua Judd announced his resignation from the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board during its regular meeting Wednesday. He was elected in 2016, and his...

Proposition 469 to improve transportation, most notably roads, across Pinal County was defeated in the General Election. Still, processes are moving forward that could result...

By Rusty Akers Lisa and I have been in the city of Maricopa since 2005. Both of our children grew up here and graduated from...

In the next 25 years, the Maricopa planning area is expected to add 90,000 new residents and 35,000 new jobs. This population growth is...

By Braden Biggs Supervisor (Kevin) Cavanaugh talks a big game about being a fiscal conservative and wanting a smaller government. However, his actions and the...

Six people are running for three seats on Maricopa City Council – Linette Caroselli, Julia Gusse, Andre LaFond, Amber Liermann, Bob Marsh and Nancy...

The crime rate in Maricopa is relatively low but traffic congestion and safety in the rapidly growing city is a major concern for many...

Candidates running for state and legislative seats answered questions from the public at the InMaricopa.com Town Hall Saturday. From Arizona Corporation Commission to treasurer,...

A report on enrollment growth from a Phoenix-based consulting firm prompted cautious optimism from school leaders Wednesday. Rick Brammer and Don Graves with Applied Economics...

In an effort to show another side of the six candidates for city council – challenger Linette Caroselli, incumbent Julia Gusse, challenger Andre LaFond,...

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 Alan Marchione A new election cycle is upon us, and once again, we find the Maricopa Unified School District desperately trying to pass another...

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

It's not all about the President. The 2020 election, besides having national, state and county races and issues at stake, also includes three seats on...

With all ballots in, Propositions 416 and 417 appear to have succeeded with Pinal County voters. The unofficial results from Tuesday’s election show Prop 416,...

By Councilmember Henry Wade The citizens of the city of Maricopa were successful in supporting the approval of the 2016 Override. The current continuation, which...

Barring any 11th-hour developments, the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board is set for the next two years – without an election. The board will...

By Councilmember Amber Liermann I have been a part of the Maricopa community for 17 years. I have enjoyed seeing the growth and development of...

Editor: It is my privilege and honor to endorse Teresa Martinez for election in the Arizona House of Representatives in 2022. Teresa was appointed to serve...

Andre LaFond grew up in the Chicago suburbs and now works in investigations. He is currently running for constable of the Maricopa/Stanfield Justice Court. Hometown: Aurora,...

Thank you. It has been an honor and privilege in serving you, the residents of Maricopa since 2018. My family, friends and supporters know...

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors selected Teresa Martinez to replace Rep. Bret Roberts in Legislative District 11 Wednesday. Roberts, who is moving to South...

  Every vote counts, today no more so than in the race for Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board. While veteran members Torri Anderson and AnnaMarie...

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...

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

By Nancy Smith Please join me in supporting my friend Bret Roberts for Arizona House of Representatives in District 11. As a member of the...