For full statewide results go to Arizona Secretary of State website, https://www.azsos.gov/. Pima County additional results at www.pima.gov/elections. Prop 205 (marijuana) is losing, Prop. 206 (minimum wage) is winning.
Listed below are unofficial results for Congressional Districts 1, 2, 3, Arizona Senate & House races in Southern Arizona, Pima County races, Pima Community College and Tucson Unified School District Governing Board.
UPDATES: Close races in LD 2 House, LD 10 House, TUSD Governing Board (for 3rd seat). See info below. Looks like LD 2 House race is decided.
CD 1 House (open seat)
Paul Babeu (R) 90,101
Tom O’Halleran (D) 109,001
Parrish, Ray (G) 11,968
CD 2 House
Dr. Matt Heinz (D) 113,715
Martha McSally (R), incumbent 149,184
CD 3 House
Raul Grijalva (D), incumbent 106,466
LD 2 Senate
Andrea Dalessandro (D) incumbent 29,783
Shelley Kais (R) 21,813
LD 2 House (2 seats) – updated, gap is widening
Chris Ackerley (R), incumbent 25,689
Rosanna Gabaldon (D), incumbent 29,056
Daniel Hernandez Jr. (D) 28,635
LD 3 Senate
Olivia Cajero Bedford (D) incumbent 37,792
LD 3 House (2 seats)
Edward “Trey” Cizek III (G) 7,928
Sally Gonzales (D), incumbent 32,542
Macario Saldate (D), incumbent 25,118
LD 9 Senate
Steve Farley (D) incumbent 56,717
LD 9 House (2 seats, one open)
Dr.Randy Friese (D), incumbent 43,287
Pam Powers Hannley (D) 38,295
Ana Henderson (R) 34,690
LD 10 Senate
David Bradley (D) incumbent 41,572
Randall Phelps (R) 35,518
LD 10 House (2 seats, one open) TOO CLOSE TO CALL — MAY HAVE TO RECOUNT – updated
Todd Clodfelter (R) 40,011
Kirsten Engel (D) 40,350
Stefanie Mach (D), incumbent 39,831
LD 11 Senate
Ralph Atchue (D) 30,973
Steve Smith (R), incumbent 44,444
LD 11 House (2 seats)
Mark Finchem (R), incumbent 39,573
Corin Hammond (D) 32,494
Vince Leach (R), incumbent 36,972
LD 14 Senate
Jaime Alvarez (D) 28, 310
Gail Griffin (R) incumbent 47,266
LD 14 House (2 seats – open)
Mike Holmes (D) 24,840
Drew John (R) 43,854
Jason Lindstrom (D) 24,225
Becky Nutt (R) 41,998
Pima County offices:
Assessor
Suzanne Droubie (I) 106,089
Bill Staples (D), incumbent 188,950
Attorney
Barbara LaWall (D), incumbent 202,828
Cyndi Tuell (G) 86,825
Recorder
Mike Cease (G) 65,020
F. Ann Rodriguez (D), incumbent 231,241
School Superintendent (open seat)
Margaret Buckholder (R) 150,674
Dustin Williams (D) 161,719
Sheriff
Chris Nanos (D), incumbent 142,163
Mark Napier (R) 183,078
Supervisor D 1
Brian Bickel (D) 42,031
Ally Miller (R), incumbent 48,342
Supervisor D 2
Ramon Valadez (D), incumbent 32,997
Supervisor D 3
Sharon Bronson (D), incumbent 29,704
Kim DeMarco (R) 27,480
Supervisor D 4 (open seat)
Steve Christy (R) 58,670
Josh Riley (G) 21,812
Supervisor D 5
Martin Bastidas (G) 9255
Richard Elias (D), incumbent 34,457
Treasurer
Beth Ford (R), incumbent 254,573
Pima Community College Governing Board, District 5 (one seat)
Martha Durkin, incumbent 15,596
Luis Gonzales 18,270
Francis Saitta 3549
TUSD Governing Board (3 seats, nonpartisan) — updated
Kristel Foster, incumbent 47,545
Cam Juarez, incumbent 40,145
Betts Putnam-Hidalgo 43,105
Lori Riegel 36,678
Brett Rustand 42,013
Rachael Sedgwick 43,938
Mark Stegeman, incumbent 50,698
Stegeman, Foster, and Sedgwick leading at 1 p.m. Nov. 9 (updated). Sedgwick has lead of 1067 over Putnam-Hidalgo, still in 4th place.
Stay tuned for updates for the close races (i.e TUSD School Bd., LD 2 House, LD 10 House), and counting of provisional ballots. I will likely update only if there is a change in who’s leading/winning.
UPDATE: Nov. 9, 1 p.m. Todd Clodfelter (R) in lead now in LD 10 House by 230 votes over incumbent Stefanie Mach (D)with Kirsten Engel (D) also 230 votes ahead of Clodfelter; unchanged/same status in LD 2 House, TUSD Board as to who’s leading.
UPDATE: Nov. 10 7 p.m. Todd Clodfelter ahead by 180 votes over Mach. LD 2 House race gap is widening in favor of Hernandez Jr.; TUSD Board unchanged, just more ballots counted.
Hopefully the final election results, posted Nov. 18, 2016 (ten days after the General Election on Nov. 8, 2016):
https://blogforarizona.net/final-general-election-results-2016-ld-10-house-tusd-board/
11/18/16 provisional ballot update: Looks like Todd Clodfelter(R) and Kirsten Engel(D) have won in LD 10 House, unseating the incumbent Democrat. No recount is mandated if more than 50 vote difference in legislative seats per state law.
Todd Clodfelter 45,627
Kirsten Engel 45,530
Stefanie Mach, incumbent 44,770
as for TUSD Governing Bd. 3rd seat — political newcomer Sedgwick appears to have won over Putnam-Hidalgo, who ran for this seat three times:
Rachael Sedgwick 50,205
Betts Putnam-Hidalgo 49,519
Difference is now 686 votes. Not sure if there are any more provisional ballots to be counted.
TUSD Board race gap is now at 259 for the 3rd seat:
SEDGWICK, RACHAEL NONPARTISAN 48304
PUTNAM-HIDALGO, BETTS NONPARTISAN 48045
LD 10 House race: Rep. Mach still losing by 606 votes to Todd Clodfelter:
ENGEL, KIRSTEN DEMOCRATIC 44211
CLODFELTER, TODD REPUBLICAN 44187
MACH, STEFANIE DEMOCRATIC 43581
Stay tuned for tomorrow’s results.
Do we have even a rough idea of how many ballots are still to be counted?
I’ve called Pima County Elections three times, and no has called me back. I hear maybe 10,000 ballots. Let me know if you hear anything elsewhere.
Pima County Elections informed me they have about 7,000 ballots to count. Left message at Pima County Recorder to see how many more provisionals they are processing by their deadline Friday.
Nov. 11 update: TUSD Bd.
SEDGWICK, RACHAEL NONPARTISAN 46988
PUTNAM-HIDALGO, BETTS NONPARTISAN 46713
LD 10 House:
ENGEL, KIRSTEN DEMOCRATIC 43044
CLODFELTER, TODD REPUBLICAN 43001
MACH, STEFANIE DEMOCRATIC 42432
UPDATE Nov. 10 on LD 10 House race:
Clodfelter 40,011
Engel 40,350
Mach 39, 831
Incumbent Mach is now 180 votes behind Clodfelter. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s count.
As for TUSD Governing Board, Rachael Sedgwick still ahead of Betts Putnam-Hidalgo by 833 votes.
STEGEMAN, MARK NONPARTISAN 50698
FOSTER, KRISTEL ANN NONPARTISAN 47545
SEDGWICK, RACHAEL NONPARTISAN 43938
PUTNAM-HIDALGO, BETTS NONPARTISAN 43105
UPDATE: LD 10 House race today. Clodfelter (R) ahead of incumbent Stefanie Mach (D) by 230 votes.:
ENGEL, KIRSTEN DEMOCRATIC 38073
CLODFELTER, TODD REPUBLICAN 37843
MACH, STEFANIE DEMOCRATIC 37613
Well, that was a stunningly mediocre performance. Time to evaluate and rebuild for next time.
I think the Democratic Party did not realize the strength of
Republican Donald Trump, nor the dislike of “insider” Hillary Clinton, former First Lady, U.S. Senator, Secretary of State. And many disliked her husband former US President Bill Clinton, who was almost impeached.
Stay tuned for counting of provisional ballots for close races: LD 2 House, LD 10 House (within 50 votes for automatic recount), TUSD School Board.
Congratulations to our fellow Blog for Arizona blogger Pam Powers Hannley for her victory in LD 9 House.
More referring to my own race in this case. Was hoping to get at least 10,000 – 12,000 votes. Oh well, need to re-evaluate and have a stronger game plan for 2018.
Edward, difficult to win a lot of votes as a Green Party candidate, as the two party system is very strong in America. Good luck in the future.
Edward, your count has increased to 8562 votes, and they’re still counting provisionals.
Appreciate the good luck for 2018.
I am curious when the official canvass comes out, to see exactly what happened with the number of ballots cast in that race.
It seems just by looking at the numbers compared with 2018 that about half those votes were from voters who didn’t want to vote Democrat (either Independents, third-party supporters, and a few Republicans) and were just going to either leave the ballot blank or write in Scrooge McDuck otherwise, and about half my votes came from people who voted affirmatively for Dr. Saldate in 2012 but switched this time (down from 31,000 votes in 2012 to 27,000 in 2016).
Anyway, just musing.
Edward, in the final results of Nov. 18, you did reach 10,000 votes:
GONZALES, SALLY ANN DEMOCRATIC 41706
SALDATE, MACARIO DEMOCRATIC 31299
CIZEK III, EDWARD J. “TREY” GREEN 10150
“And many disliked her husband former US President Bill Clinton, who was almost impeached.”
Correction: Bill Clinton was impeached. He just wasn’t removed from office by the Senate. Big difference.
ok, I stand corrected, which is why I didn’t understand the support for his wife. I often wondered why she didn’t divorce him, and then run for President. Met many voters who said that they couldn’t image Bill Clinton back in the White House.