2019 election results: Regina Romero becomes Tucson's first Latina mayor, 'Sanctuary city' initiative rejected
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Three-term Councilwoman Regina Romero easily defeated independent Ed Ackerley and Green Party candidate Mike Cease.
Early results for Prop. 205, also known as The Tucson Families Free and Together Initiative, showed 71%, were against the proposal
City voters rejected Prop. 409, the proposed salary increases for the Tucson City Council and the mayor in Tuesday’s election.
Tucson voters in the Sunnyside School District were on pace to reject a budget override that would have raised $9.3 million annually to fund …
Voters in the Golder Ranch Fire District north of Tucson were approving a $26.6 million bond package to pay for infrastructure improvements, b…
Democrats swept the three Tucson City Council seats up for grabs in Tuesday's elections.
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The two-party mindset pervading U.S. politics ignores huge increases in independent voter registration in the past 20 years, a letter writer notes.
Los primeros resultados de la Prop. 205, también conocida como la Iniciativa de Familias Libres y Unidas de Tucsón, mostraron que el 71.4% de los electores votaron "no" a la propuesta de Ciudad Santuario.