Vote centers for the Tuesday, July 21, Primary Election closed at 7 p.m. tonight. WYavapai and Coconino counties released their results of early ballots processed through Monday, July 20, at around 8 p.m. then from 9 p.m. to 3 a.m., the counties will releae the count of ballots cast at voting locations on election day.
After election day, county recorders will update counts daily until completion, which include early ballots dropped off on Election Day and provisional and conditional ballots.
The cure deadline for all ballots with errors or needing curing is Sunday, July 26, at 5 p.m. The county recorders stated that this schedule is subject to change based on the number of ballots received on Election Day.
COMBINED REGISTRATION & TURNOUT
Coconino County — Registered: 86,421 | Ballots Cast: 14,958 | Turnout: 17.00%
Yavapai County — Registered: 172,971 | Ballots Cast: 45,907 | Turnout: 26.54%
Combined Total — Registered: 259,392 | Ballots Cast: 60,865 | Turnout: 23.46%
City of Sedona Mayor (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Brian Fultz, 347 Coconino, 933 Yavapai, 1,280 total votes, 55.97%
Henry Silbiger, 300 Coconino, 706 Yavapai, 1,006 total votes, 43.99%
Write-In, 1 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 1 total votes, 0.04%
City of Sedona Councilmember (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Tony Hauserman, 341 Coconino, 953 Yavapai, 1,294 total votes, 22.50%
Melissa Dunn, 332 Coconino, 944 Yavapai, 1,276 total votes, 22.19%
Jean Buillet, 356 Coconino, 791 Yavapai, 1,147 total votes, 19.95%
Rich Gay, 339 Coconino, 722 Yavapai, 1,061 total votes, 18.45%
Lita Loesch Boyd, 290 Coconino, 681 Yavapai, 971 total votes, 16.89%
Write-In, 1 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 1 total votes, 0.02%
Proposition 400 City of Sedona (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
YES, 393 Coconino, 1,090 Yavapai, 1,483 total votes, 63.59%
NO, 256 Coconino, 593 Yavapai, 849 total votes, 36.41%
Proposition 403 City of Sedona (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
YES, 374 Coconino, 966 Yavapai, 1,340 total votes, 57.98%
NO, 275 Coconino, 696 Yavapai, 971 total votes, 42.02%
— FEDERAL & STATE CONTESTS (COMBINED) —
U.S. Rep In Congress – Dist. 2 (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Eli Crane, 4,291 Coconino, 27,310 Yavapai, 31,601 total votes, 99.62%
Write-In, 119 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 119 total votes, 0.38%
U.S. Rep In Congress – Dist. 2 (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Jonathan Nez, 8,985 Coconino, 13,503 Yavapai, 22,488 total votes, 99.80%
Write-In, 45 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 45 total votes, 0.20%
U.S. Rep In Congress – Dist. 2 (Of The Libertarian Party) (Yavapai)
Curtis Goodwin, 88 votes, 98.88%
Alex Flores (Write-In), 1 votes, 1.12%
Governor (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Andy Biggs, 3,394 Coconino, 22,488 Yavapai, 25,882 total votes, 75.86%
David Schweikert, 671 Coconino, 3,404 Yavapai, 4,075 total votes, 11.94%
Scott Neely, 433 Coconino, 1,952 Yavapai, 2,385 total votes, 6.99%
Ken Miceli, 314 Coconino, 1,387 Yavapai, 1,701 total votes, 4.99%
Write-In, 74 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 74 total votes, 0.22%
Governor (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Katie Hobbs, 9,128 Coconino, 14,204 Yavapai, 23,332 total votes, 99.74%
Write-In, 61 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 61 total votes, 0.26%
Governor (Of The Green Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Risa Lombardo, 6 Coconino, 6 Yavapai, 12 total votes, 85.71%
Write-In, 2 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 2 total votes, 14.29%
Governor (Of The No Labels Party) (Yavapai)
Teri Ann Hourihan, 155 votes, 58.49%
Hugh Lytle, 110 votes, 41.51%
State Senator – Dist. 1 (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Mark Finchem, 202 Coconino, 25,555 Yavapai, 25,757 total votes, 99.95%
Write-In, 12 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 12 total votes, 0.05%
State Senator – Dist. 1 (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Christine Ellen Dargon, 325 Coconino, 13,454 Yavapai, 13,779 total votes, 99.99%
Write-In, 1 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 1 total votes, 0.01%
State Rep – Dist. 1 (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Selina Bliss, 177 Coconino, 20,955 Yavapai, 21,132 total votes, 42.87%
Quang Huu Nguyen, 154 Coconino, 20,587 Yavapai, 20,741 total votes, 42.08%
Shawn Dell Wildman, 62 Coconino, 7,352 Yavapai, 7,414 total votes, 15.04%
Write-In, 4 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 4 total votes, 0.01%
State Rep – Dist. 1 (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Sandy Zalecki, 320 Coconino, 13,275 Yavapai, 13,595 total votes, 99.99%
Write-In, 2 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 2 total votes, 0.01%
— STATE & COUNTY CONTESTS (YAVAPAI ONLY) —
State Senator – Dist. 30 (Of The Republican Party)
Leo Biasiucci, 445 votes, 100.00%
State Rep – Dist. 30 (Of The Republican Party)
Mike Gannuscio, 300 votes, 38.31%
David Rose, 228 votes, 29.12%
Grace Hecht, 120 votes, 15.33%
Catherine Lopez-Rajaniemi, 97 votes, 12.39%
Caroline Strecker, 38 votes, 4.85%
State Rep – Dist. 30 (Of The Democratic Party)
Brian McMahan, 112 votes, 100.00%
Secretary Of State (Of The Republican Party)
Alexander Kolodin, 15,217 votes, 54.88%
Gina Swoboda, 12,512 votes, 45.12%
Secretary Of State (Of The Democratic Party)
Adrian Fontes, 13,623 votes, 100.00%
Secretary Of State (Of The Green Party)
Duwayne Collier, 7 votes, 87.50%
Jon Robert Ralston (Write-In), 1 votes, 12.50%
Attorney General (Of The Republican Party)
Warren Petersen, 15,701 votes, 55.47%
Rodney Glassman, 12,604 votes, 44.53%
Attorney General (Of The Democratic Party)
Kris Mayes, 13,874 votes, 100.00%
State Treasurer (Of The Republican Party)
Elijah Norton, 15,516 votes, 55.40%
Katherine Haley, 12,489 votes, 44.60%
State Treasurer (Of The Democratic Party)
Nick Mansour, 13,435 votes, 100.00%
Superintendent Of Public Instruction (Of The Republican Party)
Kimberly Yee, 16,150 votes, 55.64%
Tom Horne, 12,874 votes, 44.36%
Superintendent Of Public Instruction (Of The Democratic Party)
Teresa Leyba Ruiz, 10,761 votes, 80.47%
Brett Matthew Newby, 2,611 votes, 19.53%
State Mine Inspector (Of The Republican Party)
Walter “Les” Presmyk, 25,703 votes, 100.00%
State Mine Inspector (Of The Democratic Party)
Brian Matlock, 13,008 votes, 100.00%
Corporation Commissioner (Of The Republican Party)
Kevin Thompson, 16,321 votes, 36.61%
Nicholas “Nick” Myers, 14,763 votes, 33.11%
Ralph Heap, 13,498 votes, 30.28%
Corporation Commissioner (Of The Democratic Party)
Clara Pratte, 12,052 votes, 52.49%
Jonathon Hill, 10,907 votes, 47.51%
Board Of Supervisors – Dist. 2 (Of The Republican Party)
Marie Moore, 2,700 votes, 59.95%
Wiley Cline, 1,804 votes, 40.05%
Clerk Of The Superior Court (Of The Republican Party)
Charlie Van Landingham, 24,610 votes, 100.00%
Justice Of The Peace: Bagdad/Yarnell (Of The Republican Party)
Dennis Dowling, 1,009 votes, 100.00%
Constable: Bagdad/Yarnell (Of The Republican Party)
Bill Risen, 527 votes, 55.53%
Michael Smith, 415 votes, 43.73%
Jason Wallace (Write-In), 7 votes, 0.74%
Justice Of The Peace: Mayer (Of The Republican Party)
Ed Cocchiola, 1,650 votes, 62.43%
Retha Atkerson, 993 votes, 37.57%
Constable: Mayer (Of The Republican Party)
Donny Oen, 2,598 votes, 100.00%
Justice Of The Peace: Prescott (Of The Republican Party)
Douglas Suits, 16,195 votes, 100.00%
Constable: Prescott (Of The Republican Party)
Ron Williams, 16,461 votes, 100.00%
Justice Of The Peace: Seligman (Of The Republican Party)
Ben Emery, 177 votes, 75.64%
Robert “Curly” Flanagan, 57 votes, 24.36%
Constable: Seligman (Of The Republican Party)
Schylar Cloudt (Write-In), 15 votes, 100.00%
Justice Of The Peace: Verde Valley (Of The Republican Party)
David Gordon, 4,238 votes, 100.00%
Constable: Verde Valley (Of The Republican Party)
Brandon Rumpf, 4,249 votes, 100.00%
Judge Of Superior Court – Div. 1 (Of The Republican Party)
Michael McGill, 24,104 votes, 100.00%
Judge Of Superior Court – Div. 2 (Of The Republican Party)
John Napper, 24,130 votes, 100.00%
Judge Of The Superior Court – Div. 3 (Of The Republican Party)
Josh Butner, 23,889 votes, 100.00%
Judge Of The Superior Court – Div. 5 (Of The Republican Party)
Henry Whitmer, 23,771 votes, 100.00%
Judge Of The Superior Court – Div. 6 (Of The Republican Party)
Anna Young, 23,734 votes, 100.00%
— LOCAL CONTESTS (YAVAPAI ONLY) —
Town of Camp Verde Mayor (2-Year Term)
Gary Thompson, 764 votes, 52.80%
Wendy Escoffier, 683 votes, 47.20%
Town of Camp Verde Council Member (4-Year Term)
Patricia Seybold, 957 votes, 26.99%
Robin Godwin, 896 votes, 25.27%
Tanner Bryson, 859 votes, 24.22%
Jackie Baker, 834 votes, 23.52%
Town of Chino Valley Mayor (2-Year Term)
Tom Armstrong, 1,619 votes, 100.00%
Town of Chino Valley Council Member (4-Year Term)
Dwight Savage, 1,446 votes, 34.53%
John Stankewicz, 1,376 votes, 32.86%
Cole Swearingen, 1,366 votes, 32.62%
Town of Clarkdale Council Member (4-Year Term)
Laura F. Jones, 646 votes, 50.67%
Ben Kramer, 629 votes, 49.33%
City of Cottonwood Council Member (4-Year Term)
Christopher Dowell, 1,015 votes, 27.60%
Debbie Wilden, 948 votes, 25.77%
Scott Ellis, 864 votes, 23.49%
Stephen Dewillis, 607 votes, 16.50%
Heather White (Write-In), 244 votes, 6.63%
Dewey-Humboldt Mayor (2-Year Term)
John Hughes, 419 votes, 65.16%
Kendall Melline, 224 votes, 34.84%
Dewey-Humboldt Council Member (4-Year Term)
Terry Nolan, 307 votes, 17.24%
Robert Davis, 294 votes, 16.51%
Ashley Preston, 287 votes, 16.11%
Denise Rogers, 274 votes, 15.38%
Jason Chisholm, 234 votes, 13.14%
Lynn Collins, 198 votes, 11.12%
Angela Blackinton, 187 votes, 10.50%
Town of Jerome Council Member (2-Year Term)
Christina “Alex” Barber, 71 votes, 16.32%
Jane Moore, 68 votes, 15.63%
Sonia Sheffield, 62 votes, 14.25%
Becca Miller, 61 votes, 14.02%
Tyler Christensen, 57 votes, 13.10%
Kacey Larson, 45 votes, 10.34%
Izzy Sharif, 42 votes, 9.66%
Jack Dillenberg, 29 votes, 6.67%
Prescott Valley Mayor (4-Year Term)
Kell Palguta, 4,864 votes, 53.07%
Lawrence Neigel, 4,301 votes, 46.93%
Prescott Valley Council Member (2-Year Term)
Kymberli Lopez, 4,252 votes, 50.11%
Jason Thornton, 4,234 votes, 49.89%
Prescott Valley Council Member (4-Year Term)
Kendall Schumacher, 4,614 votes, 34.12%
Michael Greer, 4,459 votes, 32.97%
Charles Ables, 4,451 votes, 32.91%
Wickenburg Council Member (4-Year Term)
Brian Jones, 396 votes, 28.31%
Kristy Bedoian, 385 votes, 27.52%
Arthur (Art) Rubash, 316 votes, 22.59%
Timothy (Tim) Hulme, 302 votes, 21.59%
Proposition 498
YES, 817 votes, 65.41%
NO, 432 votes, 34.59%
