From AZ Sec. of State website for contested races in Democratic primary in Southern Arizona: https://azsos.gov/elections
LD 2 House (2 seats), Ds to face off with Republican Deborah McEwen in the General
(Senator) Andrea Dalessandro 9245
Daniel Hernandez Jr., incumbent 9947
Luis Parra 5861
Billy Peard 5395
LD 3 House (2 seats), no Republicans running
Andres Cano, incumbent 10,701
Alma Hernandez, incumbent 13,005
Javier Soto 4830
LD 10 House (2 seats) – Ds to face off with Republicans Mabelle Gummere & Michael Hicks in the General
Domingo DeGrazia, incumbent 15,406
Stephanie Hamilton 13,742
Paul Stapleton-Smith 8061
LD 11 Senate (1 seat) – D to face off with incumbent Senator Vince Leach (R) in the General
Joanna Mendoza 10,161
Linda Patterson 7759
Pima County races – from https://webcms.pima.gov/government/elections_department/
Assessor (open seat) – Democratic primary, no Republicans running
Suzanne Droubie 50,496
Brian Johnson 19,587
Dustin Walters 16,279
Attorney (open seat) – Democratic primary, no Republicans running
Laura Conover 54,497
Mark Diebolt Jr. 6181
Jonathan Mosher 35,494
Recorder (open seat) – D to face off with Benny White (R) in General
Gabriella Cazares -Kelly 57,850
Kim Challender 35,256
Sheriff – D to face off with incumbent Sheriff Mark Napier (R) in General
Kevin Kubitskey 33,062
Former Sheriff Chris Nanos 60,480
District 1 Supervisor (open seat)
Democratic primary:
Brian Radford 7,337
Rex Scott 14,951
Republican Primary:
Bill Beard 3675
Rhonda Pina 4724
Steve Spain 6018
Vic Williams 4277
District 2 Supervisor – D to face off with Anthony Sizer (R) in the General
Dr. Matt Heinz 6983
Richard Hernandez 1726
Ramon Valadez, incumbent 4199
District 3 Supervisor – D to face off with Gabriela Mercer (R) in the General
Sharon Bronson, incumbent 9856
Juan Padres 6809
District 4 Supervisor – R to face off with Steve Diamond (D) in the General
John Backer 6666
Steve Christy, incumbent 12,447
District 5 Supervisor open seat – D to face off with Fernando Gonzales (R) in the General
Adelita Grijalva 12,254
Consuelo Hernandez 6131
For other races, go to the AZ Sec. of State website, or Pima County Elections Dept. In Pima County voter turnout was 27.52%.
I’ll update if there are any changes in who’s leading which office. Looks like upset of incumbent Pima County Supervisor Ramon Valadez in District 2.
Congratulations to all the winners in the Arizona Primary 2020.
The General Election will be held on Nov. 3, 2020.