
With several hundred provisional and questioned ballots still to be processed, the two Republican candidates in the Legislative District 1 primary race for Arizona State Senate remain less than 250 votes apart.

Kari Lake declared victory Wednesday in the Republican gubernatorial primary even as votes were being counted and even as she continued to insist there is evidence of fraud in Arizona elections — evidence she would not share with the media.

Days of tabulating are still to come before voters will know who the Republican candidate will be for the State Senate seat from Legislative District 1.

A close race appears to be playing out for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, with Karrin Taylor Robson ahead of Kari Lake in results from Arizonans who voted early by mail.

Mitch Padilla, a Prescott private attorney with a passion for community service, was the close-to-apparent winner Tuesday night, Aug. 2, in the Republican Primary Election for Prescott Justice of the Peace.

By late Tuesday night, former Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett held a lead of about 4% over retired real estate broker and business lawyer Steve Zipperman in the race for the Arizona Senate seat in Legislative District 1.

A festive, party atmosphere filled the Full Swing gym on Tuesday night as loyal Republicans cheered their favorite candidates in the state primary election, with attenders clearly hopeful of the odds for a strong Republican showing come the general election.

Following are the unofficial results as reported by Yavapai County Elections and the Arizona Secretary of State's Office - with 100% of the precincts reporting.

Yavapai County has seen a 50% return rate of early ballots so far for today’s, Aug. 2, Primary Election, as of 8 a.m. Monday.

With more than two years of experience working with Yavapai County elections and nearly 20 years of office work behind her, Michelle Burchill got the unanimous support of the Yavapai County Supervisors this week to serve as the new Yavapai County Recorder.
Former President Donald Trump visited Prescott Valley on Friday, July 22, to give support to his picks in Arizona's upcoming Primary Election.
Neither incumbent Chino Valley Mayor Jack Miller nor challenger Bob Campbell received the most applause during the mayoral debate Saturday, July 16, at Town Hall with about 40 people attending.

Five candidates are running for Dewey-Humboldt Town Council after candidate Teresa Schroder in early July voluntarily withdrew her name from the Aug. 2 primary election ballot, town officials reported.
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