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Ballot update: Tucson, Pima County, Oro Valley (scrolling)

Posted Nov 3, 2015

Dylan Smith
TucsonSentinel.com

Live election results

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See Ballot count update: Tucson, Pima County, Oro Valley for a non-scrolling version.

Election results

Updated Feb. 4 5:48:09 am

Voter Turnout

Pima County: 38.51%

Tucson MAYOR

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
ROTHSCHILD, JONATHAN (D)	51,138	8,784	1,436	61,358	93.41%
WRITE-IN	2,953	1,240	134	4,327	6.59%

Tucson City Council WARD 1

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
HUNT, BILL (R)	25,932	6,567	642	33,141	42.07%
ROMERO, REGINA (D)	38,052	6,149	1,166	45,367	57.59%
WRITE-IN	205	46	10	261	0.33%

Tucson City Council WARD 2

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
CUNNINGHAM, PAUL (D)	37,970	6,178	1,148	45,296	57.50%
LAWTON, KELLY (R)	26,042	6,527	662	33,231	42.19%
WRITE-IN	190	46	10	246	0.31%

Tucson City Council WARD 4

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
BURKHOLDER, MARGARET (R)	27,031	6,897	683	34,611	43.99%
SCOTT, SHIRLEY C (D)	36,936	5,772	1,116	43,824	55.70%
WRITE-IN	182	48	12	242	0.31%

Tucson Prop. 201: Red Light Cameras

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	22,799	4,134	538	27,471	34.11%
YES	42,794	8,953	1,330	53,077	65.89%

Tucson Prop. 403: Mayoral Parity

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	17,540	4,350	584	22,474	28.04%
YES	47,831	8,591	1,256	57,678	71.96%

Tucson Prop. 404: Civil Service/Dep't Heads

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	19,243	4,365	535	24,143	30.52%
YES	45,312	8,394	1,267	54,973	69.48%

Tucson Prop. 405: Mayor & Council Salaries

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	39,299	8,166	1,153	48,618	60.31%
YES	26,443	4,842	715	32,000	39.69%

Oro Valley MAYORAL RECALL

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
HIREMATH, SATISH	6,446	1,038	128	7,612	51.33%
STRANEY, PATRICK "PAT"	5,271	969	110	6,350	42.82%
WINFIELD, JOSEPH	767	55	16	838	5.65%
WRITE-IN	23	5	1	29	0.20%

Oro Valley COUNCIL MEMBER RECALL

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
HARTUNG, RYAN	6,004	1,048	131	7,183	48.87%
HORNAT, JOE	6,386	986	119	7,491	50.96%
WRITE-IN	22	2	1	25	0.17%

Oro Valley COUNCIL MEMBER RECALL

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
BURKE, DOUG	1,721	317	45	2,083	14.19%
LAMONNA, SHIRL	4,264	738	76	5,078	34.60%
SNIDER, MARY	6,389	989	121	7,499	51.09%
WRITE-IN	16	1	1	18	0.12%

Oro Valley COUNCIL MEMBER RECALL

Candidate	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
DIDIO, STEVE	5,802	1,008	127	6,937	47.96%
WATERS, LOU	6,386	990	123	7,499	51.85%
WRITE-IN	23	4	1	28	0.19%

Pima County propositions

Prop. 425: Road and Highway Improvements

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	80,539	15,839	1,673	98,051	52.86%
YES	73,349	12,217	1,879	87,445	47.14%

Prop. 426: Economic Development, Libraries and Workforce Training

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	93,645	17,496	1,813	112,954	60.72%
YES	60,635	10,694	1,751	73,080	39.28%

Prop. 427: Facilities Promoting Tourism

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	101,967	18,875	2,045	122,887	66.09%
YES	52,326	9,189	1,526	63,041	33.91%

Prop. 428: Parks and Recreational Facilities

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	89,703	16,675	1,744	108,122	58.07%
YES	64,721	11,507	1,829	78,057	41.93%

Prop. 429: Public Health, Welfare, Safety, Neighborhoods and Housing

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	89,981	17,384	1,779	109,144	58.59%
YES	64,612	10,744	1,800	77,156	41.41%

Prop. 430: Natural Area Conservation and Historic Preservation

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	90,052	16,989	1,694	108,735	60.25%
YES	59,206	10,844	1,696	71,746	39.75%

Prop. 431: Flood Control and Drainage

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	76,384	15,400	1,505	93,289	51.57%
YES	73,334	12,371	1,889	87,594	48.43%

Other propositions

Prop. 432: Catalina Foothills School District Bonds

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	3,154	568	45	3,767	37.70%
YES	5,147	957	122	6,226	62.30%

Prop. 433: Catalina Foothills School District Override

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	3,303	572	43	3,918	39.27%
YES	4,990	952	118	6,060	60.73%

Prop. 434: Continental School District Override

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	4,987	621	67	5,675	50.10%
YES	5,094	493	65	5,652	49.90%

Prop. 435: Flowing Wells School District Override

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	1,381	255	38	1,674	42.26%
YES	1,893	346	48	2,287	57.74%

Prop. 436: Sahuarita School District Bond

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	1,902	408	36	2,346	51.95%
YES	1,765	332	73	2,170	48.05%

Prop. 437: Sunnyside School District Override

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	2,657	385	45	3,087	54.95%
YES	2,112	346	73	2,531	45.05%

Prop. 438: Sahuarita General Plan

Proposition	Early	Polls	Prov	Total Votes	%
NO	1,901	348	48	2,297	41.87%
YES	2,743	359	87	3,189	58.13%

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Ballot update: Tucson, Pima County, Oro Valley (scrolling)

Live election results

Election results

Voter Turnout

Tucson MAYOR

Tucson City Council WARD 1

Tucson City Council WARD 2

Tucson City Council WARD 4

Tucson Prop. 201: Red Light Cameras

Tucson Prop. 403: Mayoral Parity

Tucson Prop. 404: Civil Service/Dep't Heads

Tucson Prop. 405: Mayor & Council Salaries

Oro Valley MAYORAL RECALL

Oro Valley COUNCIL MEMBER RECALL

Oro Valley COUNCIL MEMBER RECALL

Oro Valley COUNCIL MEMBER RECALL

Pima County propositions

Prop. 425: Road and Highway Improvements

Prop. 426: Economic Development, Libraries and Workforce Training

Prop. 427: Facilities Promoting Tourism

Prop. 428: Parks and Recreational Facilities

Prop. 429: Public Health, Welfare, Safety, Neighborhoods and Housing

Prop. 430: Natural Area Conservation and Historic Preservation

Prop. 431: Flood Control and Drainage

Other propositions

Prop. 432: Catalina Foothills School District Bonds

Prop. 433: Catalina Foothills School District Override

Prop. 434: Continental School District Override

Prop. 435: Flowing Wells School District Override

Prop. 436: Sahuarita School District Bond

Prop. 437: Sunnyside School District Override

Prop. 438: Sahuarita General Plan

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