Elections 2018 Results
Listed below are the candidates that won, and the propositions that went our way!
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LD18 Senate and House of Representatives!
Sean Bowie – AZ State Senate
Mitzi Epstein – AZ State House of Representatives
Jennifer Jermaine – AZ State House of Representatives
US Senate
Kyrsten Sinema – US Senate
US House of Representatives
AZ Congressional District 9
Greg Stanton – US House of Representatives
Arizona Statewide Races
Arizona Secretary of State
Katie Hobbs – AZ Secretary of State
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kathy Hoffman – AZ Superintendent of Public Instruction
Arizona Corporation Commission
Sandra Kennedy – AZ Corporation Commission
Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAWCD)
Terry Goddard – CAWCD Board of Directors **
Heather Macre – CAWCD Board of Directors
Mayor, City of Phoenix
Runoff will be on March 12, 2019
Kate Gallego – Mayor, City of Phoenix
Daniel Valenzuela – Mayor, City of Phoenix
Mesa City Council
Francisco Heredia – Mesa City Council
Justices of the Peace and Constables
Justice of the Peace, Kyrene Justice Precinct
Sharron Sauls – Justice of the Peace, Kyrene Justice Precinct
Constable of Kyrene Justice Precinct
Kent Rini – Constable of Kyrene Justice Precinct
Justice of the Peace, University Lakes Justice Precinct
Tyler Kissell – Justice of the Peace, University Lakes
Constable of University Lakes Justice Precinct
Karyn Lathan – Constable, University Lakes
School Boards
Kyrene Elementary School Board
Kevin Walsh – Kyrene Elementary School Board
Mesa Public Schools
Marcie Hutchinson – Mesa Public Schools Governing Board
Tempe Union High School District
Andres Barraza – Tempe Union High School District **
Brian Garcia – Tempe Union High School District Board **
Tempe Elementary School District
Patrick Morales – Tempe Elementary School District
Referendums
VOTE NO! Proposition 305, Save Our Schools SB 1431 Referendum – We support school choice, but we do not support the expansion of ESAs, commonly known as vouchers, that take even more money away from public education when our schools are already in crisis. We share the belief that strong schools for all our kids will create a strong state and a more prosperous Arizona. We will put SB1431 voucher expansion on the ballot, and it will be the first step toward restoring the Arizona educational system.
VOTE YES! Proposition 125, Arizona Corrections Officer Retirement Plan Amendment – A referendum created by the Arizona State Legislature and Senate Bill 1442 (SB 1442) to change the Arizona State Constitution to allow for certain adjustments to the Corrections Officer Retirement Plan. More details are available on Ballotpedia.
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