Village of Oak Creek resident Dwight Kadar is suing Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes over a provision in Fontes’ new edition of the state elections procedures manual that permits alternate methods of ballot verification.
Yavapai County Superior Court...
And then there were five. Gina Miller decided not to seek a Sedona City Council seat, and she withdrew her name from consideration Wednesday, Jan. 6, the city of Sedona reported last week. Miller was seeking a four-year term...
A write-in candidate in Legislative District 1 qualified for almost $20,000 in public financing under Arizona's Clean Elections law and may be qualified to run in the general election. Democrat Dennis Grittner of...
In a close run-off election Tuesday, May 20, Sedona City Councilman Rob Adams pulled ahead Wednesday, May 21, by two votes. Adams received 1,969 votes and incumbent Mayor Pud Colquitt received 1,967 out of a total...
Ballots for the city of Sedona elections are due Tuesday, March 11. The election is by mail-in vote only. There won’t be any polling locations Tuesday. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. and...
As seniors start gearing up for the typical fun rites of passage such as prom and graduation, the Sedona...
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