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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1972

Page

3

Arizona legislative race results show contests across districts

Unofficial returns with absentee ballots excluded reveal district by district outcomes in Arizona. Candidates from Democrats and Republicans compete for House and Senate seats with multiple districts reporting leading figures such as Fenn Sawyer Ulm Dewberry and others, indicating a tight spread in several races.

Phoenix Arizona

Missing ballot box creates Maricopa County voting gap

One precinct in Maricopa County reported final results but a ballot collection box vanished. An inspector placed the box on her car to deliver ballots, but it fell off along the route and has not been recovered despite sheriff and election officials searching the area.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa County Sheriff's

Republicans Maintain Control Of Arizona Legislature In County Races

GOP holds a strong majority in the Arizona Senate and House as results from Maricopa County tip the balance. Incumbent Sen Jim Mack defeated Democrat Richard Berry in Tempe while other swing districts show little change. Party leaders meet in Chandler to chart the next session with Jacquin set to lead the Senate and Akers, Turley, Runyan, Strether vying for top roles.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa Arizona Larry Loven Tony Gabaldon Tempe Jim Mack Richard Berry Clint Neller Chandler Senate William C. Jacquin Tucson Stan Akers GOP House Stan Turley Mesa Hal Runyan Litchfield Bob Strether John Roeder

Phoenix Union minister regains school board seat in close race

The Rev. William Bostrom narrowly beat Rev. Ruben Carrico and incumbent John Fels to reclaim a Phoenix Union High School District seat. Bostrom led 37,090 to 36,112 for Carrico and 30,859 for Fels, who was backed by Steve Jenkins and John Hansen.

Phoenix UPI Phoenix Union High School William Bostrom Ruben Carrico John Fels Fels Steve Jenkins John Hansen Bostrom Jenkins-Hansen Don Ji Carolyn Warner Jackson Bostrom Patricia Fullinwider Tempe Union Mesa John J. Rhodes II John Rhodes Willard Skousen Washington Daniel Campbell Honeywell A. Blaine Brimley Brimley John Birch Society Campbell Henry Zalut

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