The Solar Team will be the featured speakers for the San Tan Valley Democrats meeting, Sat. Oct. 17 ...

San Tan Leads, a local San Tan Valley business networking group, is hosting a presentation about the...

Delina DiSanto, candidate for U.S. Congressional District 4, and Barbara McGuire, candidate for Ariz...

Lynsey Robinson, Esq. is the featured speaker for the San Tan Valley Democrats, Sat. July 18 at 10:0...

Two candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission are featured speakers for the San Tan Valley D...

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors may soon see a new but familiar face, due to today's announcem...

Sharon Girard is kicking off her campaign for the Arizona House of Representatives with a District Eight tour that will reach from Globe to Casa Grande. Her campaign announcement is inspired by the lack of affordable healthcare, the teacher shortage, school funding crisis, and Republican Leadership blocking the Equal Rights Amendment.

Democrat Kyrsten Sinema will be the first woman to represent Arizona in the U.S. Senate, according to The Associated Press.

After reviewing today’s ballot count update, Sandra Kennedy is pleased to claim victory in her campaign to return to the Arizona Corporation Commission, noting that she received the most votes in a four way race.

A contentious race that will end with Arizona’s first female U.S. senator and a governor’s race featuring Republican Doug Ducey against challenger Democrat David Garcia as Ducey seeks a second term top the ticket in the state’s 2018 general election. The race to replace retiring GOP Sen. Jeff Flake pits Democrat Kyrsten Sinema against Republican Martha McSally.

Polls have officially closed. The first set of results from the 2018 general election will be posted just after 8:00 p.m.  Results listed below will be updated as new results are released.

If you are a registered voter in San Tan Valley, your vote doesn't matter when voting for Justice of the Peace or Clerk of the Superior Court. Why? The incumbents won their primaries and there are no challengers in the general election.

San Tan Valley voters in Legislative Districts 8, 12 and 16, will have an opportunity to hear from area legislative candidates during a series of upcoming debates sponsored by the Clean Elections Commission.

The first set of results from the 2018 primary election posted just after 8:00 p.m.  Results listed below are unofficial as of 12:00 a.m.

A record-breaking number of Arizona voters cast ballots in this year’s primary election. State election officials say 1.2 million voters mailed in a ballot or showed up at the polls for the August 28 primary. That beat the previous record of nearly 1 million voters in the 2010 primary.