Elections

  The newest member of the Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board has been surrounded by teachers all his life. Jim Jordan’s parents were both teachers,...

If you plan to vote early, you can go to city hall. Early ballot drop boxes will be at the municipal building as well as...

Several Maricopa city leaders say the Pinal County Supervisors are ignoring input from city leaders and citizens on the boundaries of the county’s new...

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...

The list of candidates to fill the two remaining years of newly selected Mayor Nancy Smith’s City Council term has been made public, and...

Pinal County still has 27,000 early ballots to count, with at least one update expected Saturday and a goal of finishing Monday. Provisional ballots,...

In the aftermath of the Pinal County ballot problem, Maricopa voters should by now have received their updated municipal ballots with City Council candidates. The...

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...

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

By Rep. Bret Roberts Longtime resident Amber Liermann is committed to our community. Her pragmatic insight into our city’s needs and willingness to examine issues sets...

By Alan Marchione Dear Fellow Voters, Surely by now, you’ve noticed the numerous signs in support of Props 416 and 417 littering our intersections. Once again,...

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...

While in the desert of Iraq as a U.S. Navy SEAL, becoming a politician and running for office was the furthest thing from Eli...

InMaricopa hosted its Town Hall for city council candidates July 9. The Facebook Live event generated lively and passionate responses from the audience and...

By Randi Kremer Having a very innate ability to run a small business, compiled with the "drive" to have my own store, brought me to...

One planned project brought out frustrations entailed in the City of Maricopa’s General Plan and how traffic flow is designed. Though the Planning & Zoning...

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...

Maricopa resident Michael "Mike" Cruz has officially announced his candidacy for the August primary election for Pinal County assessor. Cruz was born and raised in...

What does a constable do and why is it an elected office? Republican Glenn Morrison and Democrat Andre LaFond, candidates for constable in the...

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...

Six people are running for three available seats on Maricopa City Council this year. The candidates have answered several questions from InMaricopa. Today, we...

The woman who felt fortunate and blessed to be vice mayor during COVID-19 was the top vote-getter in Tuesday’s city council election. Nancy Smith and...

With early ballots counted and eight precincts reporting out of 11, Rich Vitiello and incumbents Henry Wade and Vincent Manfredi lead the eight-person field...

An Apache Junction city council member is resigning his seat to run for a spot in the Arizona Legislature in the newly reconfigured District...

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 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 Jeff McClure Nancy Smith and I did have a conversation about Propositions 416 and 417, and I did vote No on 417, but she...

By Ethan McSweeney “The city has always had those rules in place,“but it’s rare that it actually comes up.” -- Mayor Christian Price Chris Sarappo, a...

By Marvin L. Brown It’s always just one person who makes the differences… I have never understood the mentality of the people who shrug and say,...

By Steve Gillingham Having a background in the financial industry, a candidate’s financial record-keeping is one of the items I consider when choosing a candidate....