Arizona Election Results Roundup

Roundup of Arizona election results: 

Governor

Gov. Ducey easily defeats challenger Garcia to win second term

Outmatched in funding and outmaneuvered, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful David Garcia failed Tuesday in his bid to oust incumbent Doug Ducey.

Senate

Congressional Districts 

Democrat Tom O'Halleran has narrow lead over Wendy Rogers in expansive CD1

In sprawling Congressional District 1, Democratic incumbent Tom O’Halleran was ahead of his Republican rival, Wendy Rogers, according to early results Tuesday.

Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick wins Southern Arizona's 2nd Congressional District

On Tuesday night, early results had Kirkpatrick with 55 percent of the vote compared to 45 percent for Lea Marquez Peterson, who lead the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Democrat Raul Grijalva cruises to ninth term in U.S. House

Southern Arizona voters have given Rep. Raúl Grijalva — one of the biggest critics of President Trump — a ninth term in Congress.

Attorney General

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich wins re-election

Incumbent Mark Brnovich won what should have been a race about who would be the best lawyer for the state which ultimately devolved into a mudfest of charges of corruption.

Arizona Treasurer 

Republican Kimberly Yee elected Arizona treasurer

Republican State Sen. Yee apparently won the race for treasurer against Democrat Mark Manoil.

Yee campaigned on her experience in state government while Manoil, whose only other previous political outing was a losing bid for Corporation Commission, touted his background as "a small business owner focused on enforcing property laws.''

Justice of the Peace

Incumbent Watters leads challenger Segal in Justice of the Peace race

Republican incumbent Adam Watters had an early lead over Independent Anne Segal Tuesday night, in the heated race for Justice of the Peace in Precinct 1.

Secretary of State

Republican newcomer Steve Gaynor elected Arizona secretary of state

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Political newcomer Steve Gaynor won the race for the No. 2 slot in the state — first in line if the governor quits, dies or is impeached.

Corporation Commission

Republicans win both seats up for grabs 

Republicans won both seats up for grabs for who should serve on the panel that regulates utility rates in the state even as the spat over Proposition 127 spilled into the race.

Republican Justin Olson, appointed last year to the panel, won a full four-year term of his own. He was running as a team with attorney Rodney Glassman after Glassman defeated incumbent Tom Forese.

Both were opposed to the initiative to mandate half of electricity be generated from renewable sources by 2030, saying the standards should be left to the commission.

School boards 

Tucson Unified School District 

Tucson’s largest school district will likely have a new governing board member on the dais as early votes show newcomer Leila Counts ousting one of two incumbents running to regain two open seats.

Marana Unified School District 

In the Marana Unified School District, incumbents Tom Carlson and John Lewandowski have won the two open board seats based on early ballots. As votes came in, Carlson had 40 percent of the vote and Lewandowski had 37 percent. Mark A. Neish received 23 percent.

Propositions 

Prop 125: Yes on State pensions

Voters were supporting amending a section of the Arizona Constitution dealing with pension benefits for state employees. The measure was winning late Tuesday 53 to 47 percent.

Prop 126: Yes to Taxing Services 

Money raised to convince Arizonans to constitutionally bar the Legislature from ever expanding the state’s 5.6 percent sales tax to services apparently also paid off, with the measure winning handily.

Prop 127: Arizona voters reject renewable energy mandate

Proposition 127, which sought a constitutional mandate for most electric companies to generate at least half of their power from renewable sources by 2030, was defeated by Arizona voters, according to early results.

Prop 305: Expansion of school voucher program rejected by Arizona voters

Early results showed voters where handily defeating a bid by Gov. Doug Ducey and Republican lawmakers to allow any of the state's 1.1 million students in public schools to get vouchers of state tax dollars to attend private and parochial schools. The Associated Press and other news outlets declared a loss for the proposition about 9 p.m.

Prop 306: Arizona voters OK public campaign finance change

Arizona voters have approved a measure that will limit the authority of the state commission that provides public financing to political candidates and give the governor more oversight over the commission.

Prop 407: Tucson voters support city parks investment 

Proposition 407, a city-backed plan to spend $225 million on parks and trails over the next 10 years, was prevailing Tuesday night, with 55 percent of the vote.

Prop 463: Voters reject countywide road repairs 

Early election results showed only 44 percent of voters supported Proposition 463, a $430 million countywide road bond.

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