Elections

Harry Oberg will officially launch his campaign for County Supervisor, District 1, on Tuesday, March 10, at The Western Heritage Center, 156 S. Montezuma St., Prescott, from 6 to 8 p.m.

President Donald Trump trolled his political enemies Wednesday in the first of three rallies in three days in the West as Democrats vied in neighboring Nevada to be the one to challenge him in the November election.

The packed room stood and cheered as longtime Whiskey Row merchant John Lutes announced his candidacy for election as Yavapai County Supervisor, District 1, to a meeting of local Democrats on Jan. 9.

Harry Oberg is running for the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors, District 1.

Please join Sherrie on Monday, Feb. 17, at Jersey Lilly Saloon to launch her campaign for District 1 County Supervisor.

Former Arizona state Rep. David Stringer is running for office again, just nine months after the Republican lawmaker from Prescott resigned amid an ethics investigation of 1983 sex charges and comments he made on race and immigration.

When Anne Marie Ward (Mayes) of Prescott decided to challenge Rep. Paul Gosar in the 2020 Republican Primary for the Arizona District 4 Congressional seat in 2020, she closed her consulting firm and began traveling around the district.

In a race that pitted two longtime Prescott businessmen against one another, Steve Sischka came out on top Tuesday, outdistancing fellow incumbent Jim Lamerson by about 1,600 votes.

Early returns from the Tuesday, Nov. 5, special election show that the Town of Dewey-Humboldt will no longer be the only town in the state of Arizona without a franchise agreement with Arizona Public Service (APS).

Following are the unofficial results, with county elections officials reporting – as of about 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5.

In a Tuesday, Nov. 5, staff meeting, Yavapai County Sheriff Scott Mascher announced he plans to retire after his term ends in Dec. 2020, according to a news release from the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO).

Just a few days now remain for voters to cast their ballots in the Prescott city election Nov. 5.

In next week’s election, Tuesday, Nov. 5, the voters of Dewey-Humboldt will decide whether or not to allow the town to enter into a 25-year franchise agreement with Arizona Public Service (APS).

The two candidates facing off in the City of Prescott’s Nov. 5 runoff share a number of similarities. Both Jim Lamerson and Steve Sischka are longtime business owners in Prescott; both are in their late 60s/early 70s; and both have lived in Prescott for about four decades.

At 52.38%, voter turnout for Prescott’s 2019 primary was down slightly from the two previous city primaries.

Outdistancing her nearest competitor by more than 3,000 votes, City Council challenger Cathey Rusing termed her win on Tuesday a “mandate” from the voters.

Following are the unofficial results, with county elections officials reporting – as of about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27 - voters returned 15,622 ballots...

With less than a week to go before the Prescott city primary, the five candidates seeking seats on the City Council have raised a total of $86,957 toward their individual campaigns.

With just more than a week to go in Prescott’s mail-in primary, voters are casting their ballots in numbers that exceed the response two years ago.

Prescott voters who would like to have an early ballot mailed to them now have less than two days to make the request.

About 16% of Prescott voters opted to cast their ballots during the first week of voting for the Prescott City Council and Mayor positions.

The region’s groundwater overdraft is not the sole responsibility of the City of Prescott, City Council candidates stressed during a recent public forum.

By the last week of August, downtown pedestrians could be in for a “scramble” at the corner of Gurley and Montezuma streets.

Leading up to the Sept. 27 primary, the five candidates seeking office on the Prescott Council have raised more than $50,000.

For two decades or more, the preservation of Prescott’s scenic, open land has been a hot-button issue in City Council elections.