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Elections from local newsrooms

From Your Valley, Phoenix New Times and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Your ValleyNov. 6

    Ewing, Rooks to retain seats on Peoria Unified governing board

    It appears Peoria Unified School District governing board incumbents Melissa Ewing and Heather Rooks will retain their seats, according to unofficial results.

  2. Phoenix New TimesNov. 6

    Bernadette Greene-Placentia vows to run again after losing a tight race

    Greene-Placentia made national headlines in October after she’d been raped by two unknown men while repairing campaign signs.

  3. Your ValleyNov. 6

    Peoria Unified override comes out on the winning side this election

    Proposition 428, which asks Peoria Unified School District voters to approve a 13% maintenance and operations budget override, appears to have won in the 2026 General Election, according to unofficial results.

  4. Your ValleyNov. 5

    Osuna secures Pine District seat for Peoria City Council

    Eva Osuna will be the next Pine District councilor for the Peoria City Council, bringing to her seat historical city roots that originated with her uncle’s service at the dais decades ago.

  5. FOX 10 PhoenixNov. 4

    Hobbs and Giles tout bipartisan vision at west Phoenix victory rally

    Gov. Katie Hobbs and Lt. Gov.-elect John Giles promised to work across the aisle during a west Phoenix victory rally celebrating their election win.

  6. Your ValleyNov. 4

    Crawford will retain her seat in Peoria's Acacia District

    Incumbent Jennifer Crawford will retain her seat for the Acacia District, which covers the southern part of the city, according to unofficial results.

  7. KJZZNov. 4

    Sunday is the deadline for signature curing for Maricopa County voters

    Maricopa County is still tabulating ballots, and some voters may need to verify their signature or provide identification before their vote is counted.

  8. Your ValleyNov. 4

    Cave Creek voters approving tax increase for open space purchase

    Town of Cave Creek voters are approving a sales tax increase to help pay for the purchase of open space land according to the latest numbers from Maricopa County early Wednesday morning.