Arizona Primary 2016 was held today. Polls closed at 7 p.m.
I’m only reporting on some of the contested primary election races for the Arizona primary in Southern Arizona . More info on other races statewide at www.azsos.gov and locally at www.pima.gov/elections.
Congressional District 2 House (Democrats)
Dr. Matt Heinz 31,369
Victoria Steele 28,013
Legislative District 2 House (Democrats, 2 seats)
Aaron Baumann 5420
Rosanna Gabaldon, incumbent 6955
Daniel Hernandez Jr. 6344
Legislative District 9 House (Democrats, 2 seats)
Dr. Randy Friese, incumbent 14,782
Pam Powers Hannley 11,426
Matt Kopec, incumbent 8841
Legislative District 10 House (Democrats, 2 seats)
Kirsten Engel 11,468
Courtney Frogge 10,735
Stefanie Mach, incumbent 12,459
Legislative District 14 House (Republicans, 2 seats)
Dennis Barger 5706
Drew John 12,458
Becky Nutt 13,565
Anthony Sizer 9134
Pima County offices:
Assessor (Democrats)
Brian Johnson 27,716
Bill Staples, incumbent 46,871
Attorney (Democrats)
Joel Feinman 35,608
Barbara LaWall, incumbent 47,164
School Superintendent (Democrats)
Michael Gordy 30,390
Dustin Williams 40,040
Sheriff (Republicans)
Mark Napier 49,776
Terry Staten 26,625
District 1 Supervisor (Republicans)
Ally Miller, incumbent 15,991
John Winchester 11,891
District 4 Supervisor (Republicans)
John Backer 2291
Steve Christy 14,706
Marla Closen 9750
Updates will be posted, as needed tonight or tomorrow for the close races, pending processing of provisional ballots, as usual. Voter turnout statewide was only 24%.
Congratulations to the winners of these primary races.
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Congratulations to Pamela Powers Hannley! Well done.
Yes, Pam had tried to be appointed to the LD 9 House seat in January. She and incumbent Dr. Friese now face off with Republican challenger Ana Henderson in the General election.