Politics

Arizona voters passed four statewide measures and rejected one, and three more measures are still too close to call. The numbers below are the Arizona Secretary of State's unofficial results, last updated Thursday, November 5, at 11:08 a.m. Counts stay unofficial until counties finish their official review by November 19 and the state completes its...

Vote Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the polling place assigned to your address, any time from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and bring ID. When Polling places are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Arizona Secretary of State says anyone who is in line by 7 p.m. should be allowed to vote. Where You can only vote at the polling place assigned to your address, which is based on ...

San Tan Valley area voters who are mailing an early ballot for the Nov. 3 general election should send it by Friday, Oct. 23. That is the last day Pinal County says will assure the ballot arrives on time, because Arizona counts a ballot only if the county has it by 7 p.m. on Election Day. The postmark does not count, and no stamp is needed. Ballots...

Voters who live inside Town of San Tan Valley limits will decide Proposition 411 on Nov. 3, a measure that sets how much the town is allowed to spend each year. It does not raise or lower any tax. Arizona's Constitution puts a yearly spending limit on every city, town and county. The limit is worked out from a base figure stated in 1979-80 dollars,...

Voters in the San Tan Valley area who want to take part in the Nov. 3 general election must be registered by 11:59 p.m. Monday, Oct. 5. Arizona closes registration 29 days before an election, unless that day falls on a federal holiday, in which case the deadline moves to the day after. For the November election that day is Monday, Oct. 5. The same ...

The Arizona Supreme Court cleared Proposition 144 twice in two days, and San Tan Valley area voters will decide it on Nov. 3. The court ruled Aug. 18 that the measure does not violate the state constitution's rule against bundling separate amendments into one ballot question. It ruled again Aug. 19 that the description voters will read on the ballo...

Election Results displayed below are for the Town of San Tan Valley. Latest Update: July 28, 2026 at 12PM - All ballots have been processed. The Canvass is August 3, 2026 where results will be officially finalized. Town of San Tan Valley Town Council Daren Schnepf 7,7779Diane Combes 7,139Daniel Oakes 7,086Brian Tyler 7,028Tyler Hudgins 6,934Rupert ...

San Tan Valley area voters will decide this November whether to write a set of new election rules into the Arizona Constitution, after state lawmakers voted to put the question on the statewide ballot. The Arizona Legislature gave final approval on June 12 to House Concurrent Resolution 2001, called the Arizona Secure Elections Act, sending it to v...

A San Tan Valley resident has announced his candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives. Gary R Johnson Jr. has declared his intent to run for Arizona's 5th Congressional District in the upcoming 2026 election cycle. Johnson, who describes himself as a community leader and organizational development professional, said he is entering the race to...

Former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb has officially launched his campaign for Congress, announcing last Wednesday that he will run to represent Arizona's 5th Congressional District - the East Valley seat currently held by Rep. Andy Biggs, who is not seeking reelection as he pursues a bid for governor. Lamb, 53, filed his statement of int...

As conversations around Proposition 495 and the possible incorporation of San Tan Valley continue, one belief keeps surfacing: "The new town can't raise our taxes without a public vote." But that's not how most city budgets function in Arizona. While property taxes do require voter approval, most other taxes and fees do not — and they make up the m...

The preliminary results from the 2024 Pinal County Primary Election have been released, providing a clear view of the outcomes for key county office positions. Below are the results for the contested races in Pinal County: Pinal County Board of SupervisorsDistrict 1RepublicanRich Vitiello (R): 58.6% (3,457 votes)Ron Weber (R): 41.4% (2,442 votes)De...

As the Presidential Preference Election (PPE) approaches on March 19, 2024, it's crucial for the residents of our community to ensure their voices are heard. This election plays a pivotal role in determining who will be the presidential candidates in the much-anticipated 2024 General Election. Understanding the PPEThe PPE is not like regular electi...

Pinal County Republican Committee (PCRC) elected a new Executive Board on November 19th to focus efforts of precinct committeemen on promoting conservative ideals and electing and supporting Republican candidates in office. Precinct committeemen (PCs) play an important role in the election process and in county politics. Belinda Rodriguez (Gold Can...

The final votes for the 2022 General Election in Pinal County have been counted. Overall, 145,600 ballots were cast, which represents a turnout of 51.53%. A reminder that Election results will not be official until the Board of Supervisors canvasses the results. This will take place at a Special Session Meeting in Florence on Monday, November ...