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2016 Legislative Races - Unofficial Results 9/16/2016 District Geography Office Candidates1 Party Percentage Votes Senate Karen Fann* REP 100 32,746 District 1 Yavapai County, Northern part of Maricopa County (New River; House Peter Pierson DEM 100 9,930 Undecided Anthem; Cave Creek; Carefree) Noel Campbell* REP 39 23,548 Chip Davis REP 30 17,919 David Stringer REP 31 18,672 Haryaksha Gregor Knauer GRN 100 95 Andrea Dalessandro* DEM 100 13,765 Senate Shelley Kais REP 100 10,778 House Rosanna Gabaldón* DEM 38 8,730 Aaron Baumann DEM 29 6,610 Daniel Hernandez DEM 33 7,790 John Christopher Ackerley* REP 100 10,604 Senate Olivia Cajero Bedford* DEM 100 14,578 Pima County (Southwest Tucson) District 3 House Sally Ann Gonzales* DEM 55 12,756 Macario Saldate* DEM 45 10,347 Edward J. "Trey" Cizek III GRN 100 159 South Yuma County, West Pima County, Southwest Maricopa Senate Lisa Otondo* DEM 100 8,070 District 4 County, Southwest Pinal County House Charlene R. Fernandez* DEM 54 6,623 Jesus Rubalcava DEM 46 5,673 Richard Hopkins# REP 100 186 Senate Sonny Borrelli* REP 53 13,911 Ron Gould^ REP 47 12,503 House Beth Weisser DEM 100 5,505 District 5 La Paz County, most of Mohave County Regina Cobb* REP 28 11,472 Paul Mosley REP 30 12,202 Sam Medrano REP 24 9,772 Jennifer Jones REP 19 7,816 Leo Biasiucci GRN 100 57 * Current Member ^ Former Member #Write In Prepared by the County Supervisors Association 1 2016 Legislative Races - Unofficial Results 9/16/2016 District Demographics Office Candidates1 Party Percentage Votes Senate Sylvia Allen* REP 100 19,926 Nikki Check Bagley DEM 100 13,473 Parts of Coconino County (Flagstaff), Navajo County, Gila County District 6 House Alex Martinez DEM 100 13,275 (Payson), and Yavapai County (Cottonwood and Camp Verde) Brenda Barton* REP 47 16,444 Bob Thorpe* REP 53 18,439 Senate Jamescita Peshlakai DEM 54 11,774 Parts of Mohave County, Coconino County, Navajo County, Steven Begay DEM 46 10,198 District 7 Apache County, Gila County, Graham County and Pinal County House Eric Descheenie DEM 54 14,221 (includes the Navajo Reservation and San Carlos Reservation) Wenona Benally DEM 46 12,190 Senate Barbara McGuire* DEM 100 9,361 District 8 Most of Pinal County, part of Gila County Frank Pratt* REP 100 11,669 House Carmen Casillas DEM 100 9,148 David Cook REP 47 8,352 Thomas "T. J." Shope* REP 53 9,266 Senate Steve Farley* DEM 100 20,784 District 9 Pima County (North Tucson "Catalina Foothills") House Randall Friese* DEM 42 14,994 Matt Kopec* DEM 25 8,979 Pamela Powers Hannley DEM 33 11,630 Ana Henderson REP 100 15,640 Senate David Bradley* DEM 100 19,580 Randall Phelps REP 100 17,598 District 10 Pima County (East Tucson "Tanque Verde") House Stefanie Mach* DEM 36 12,674 Courtney Frogge DEM 31 10,916 Kirsten Engel DEM 33 11,684 Todd A. Clodfelter REP 100 17,658 * Current Member ^ Former Member #Write In Prepared by the County Supervisors Association 2 2016 Legislative Races - Unofficial Results 9/16/2016 District Demographics Office Candidates1 Party Percentage Votes Senate Ralph Atchue DEM 100 13,250 District 11 North Pima County, Pinal County (Casa Grande; Maricopa) Steve Smith* REP 100 23,685 House Corin Hammond DEM 100 13,213 Mark Finchem* REP 53 19,926 Venden "Vince" Leach* REP 47 17,997 Elizabeth Brown DEM 100 7,200 Southeast Maricopa County ( Gilbert; Queen Creek), North Pinal Warren Petersen* REP 55 14,334 District 12 County Senate Jimmy Lindblom REP 45 11,544 House Eddie Farnsworth* REP 38 16,038 LaCinda Lewis REP 27 11,453 Travis Grantham REP 35 14,518 Steve Montenegro* REP 60 12,943 Northern Yuma County, Northwest Maricopa County (Litchfield Senate Diane Landis REP 40 8,486 District 13 Park) House Iisha Graves DEM 100 6,944 Darin Mitchell* REP 40 12,684 Don Shooter* REP 45 14,374 Ray Kouns REP 15 4,931 Senate Jaime Alvarez DEM 100 11,714 Gail Griffin* REP 100 23,035 Cochise County, East Pima County, South Graham County, House Mike Holmes DEM 51 9,540 District 14 Greenlee County Jason Lindstrom DEM 49 9,211 Becky Nutt REP 33 14,162 Anthony Sizer REP 23 9,640 Drew John REP 30 12,878 Dennis Barger REP 14 5,910 Senate Nancy Barto* REP 100 20,444 Tonya K. MacBeth DEM 100 8,718 District 15 Section of Maricopa County (North Phoenix; North Scottsdale) House Brandon Dwyer DEM 100 8,543 John Allen* REP 47 14,332 * Current Member ^ Former Member #Write In Prepared by the County Supervisors Association 3 2016 Legislative Races - Unofficial Results 9/16/2016 Heather Carter* REP 53 16,338 * Current Member ^ Former Member #Write In Prepared by the County Supervisors Association 4 2016 Legislative Races - Unofficial Results 9/16/2016 District Demographics Office Candidates1 Party Percentage Votes Senate Scott Prior DEM 100 7,675 David Farnsworth* REP 100 19,605 Section of Maricopa County (East Mesa; Apache Junction), House Cara Prior DEM 47 5,681 District 16 Section of Pinal County (Gold Canyon) Sharon Stinard DEM 53 6,357 Doug Coleman* REP 30 10,635 Kelly Townsend* REP 34 12,188 John Fillmore^ REP 19 6,838 Adam Stevens REP 17 6,006 Senate Steven Weichert DEM 100 9,489 Steve Yarbrough* REP 100 19,052 District 17 Maricopa County (Chandler and Sun lakes) House Jennifer Pawlik DEM 100 9,511 J.D. Mesnard* REP 47 14,714 Jeff Weninger* REP 53 16,339 Senate Sean Bowie DEM 100 13,098 Jeff Dial* REP 47 10,008 District 18 Maricopa County (Ahwatukee; South Tempe) Frank Schmuck REP 53 11,483 House Denise "Mitzi" Epstein DEM 100 13,190 Bob Robson* REP 47 13,415 Jill Norgaard* REP 53 14,925 Linda Macias GRN 100 78 District 19 Maricopa County (Southwest Phoenix metro; Tollison; Avondale) Senate Lupe Chavira Contreras* DEM 100 6,692 House Mark A. Cardenas* DEM 49.86 5,272 Diego Espinoza* DEM 50.14 5,302 Senate Larry Herrera DEM 100 9,039 Kimberly Yee* REP 100 16,465 District 20 Maricopa County (Northwest Phoenix; Glendale) House Christopher Gilfillan DEM 100 8,885 Paul Boyer* REP 52 12,895 Anthony Kern* REP 48 11,755 * Current Member ^ Former Member #Write In Prepared by the County Supervisors Association 5 2016 Legislative Races - Unofficial Results 9/16/2016 District Demographics Office Candidates1 Party Percentage Votes Senate Debbie Lesko* REP 100 20,029 District 21 Maricopa County (Northwest Valley; Sun City; El Mirage) House Deanna Rasmussen-Lacotta DEM 100 9,797 Tony Rivero* REP 45 13,071 Kevin Payne REP 55 16,150 Michael Muscato DEM 100 10,985 Senate Judy M. Burges* REP 100 28,212 District 22 Pima (Northwest valley; Peoria; Sun City West) House Manuel Hernandez DEM 100 10,686 David Livingston* REP 54 24,178 Phil Lovas* REP 46 20,601 Senate John Kavanagh* REP 100 27,782 District 23 Northeast Maricopa county (Fountain Hills; Rio Verde; Scottsdale) Tammy Caputi DEM 100 11,019 House Jay Lawrence* REP 52 21,513 Michelle Ugenti-Rita* REP 48 19,944 Senate Katie Hobbs* DEM 100 12,601 District 24 Maricopa County (West Central Phoenix) House Lela Alston* DEM 52 10,916 Ken Clark* DEM 48 10,183 Senate Bob Worsley* REP 100 23,460 Kathleen Rahn DEM 100 7,996 District 25 East Maricopa County (Mesa) House Russell W. Bowers* REP 40 16,997 Ross Groen REP 27 11,396 Michelle Udall REP 33 14,045 Senate Juan Mendez* DEM 75 6,488 David Lucier DEM 25 2,178 House Celeste Plumlee* DEM 21 3,276 District 26 East Maricopa County (Tempe; Mesa; Salt River Reservation) Isela Blanc DEM 30 4,648 Michael Martinez DEM 17 2,666 Athena Salman DEM 32 5,007 Steven Adkins REP 100 5,807 Cara Nicole Trujillo GRN 100 78 * Current Member ^ Former Member #Write In Prepared by the County Supervisors Association 6 2016 Legislative Races - Unofficial Results 9/16/2016 District Demographics Office Candidates1 Party Percentage Votes Senate Catherine Miranda* DEM 56 6,049 Maritza Miranda Saenz DEM 44 4,746 South Maricopa County (South Phoenix; Gila River Indian District 27 House Reginald Bolding* DEM 35 6,213 Reservation) Rebecca Rios* DEM 46 8,176 Edward Blackwell DEM 10 1,725 Dave Braun DEM 9 1,686 Senate Eric Meyer* DEM 100 13,724 Kate Brophy McGee* REP 100 20,258 House Kelli Butler DEM 100 13,353 District 28 Maricopa County (North Phoenix; Paradise Valley) Kenneth Bowers REP 15 5,312 Mary Hamway REP 26 9,264 Matt Morales REP 17 6,236 Alberto Gutier III REP 9 3,219 Maria Syms REP 33 11,785 Lydia Hernández* DEM 34 2,383 Martin J. Quezada* DEM 66 4,661 Senate Crystal Nuttle REP 100 4,059 House Richard Andrade* DEM 34 3,847 District 29 Maricopa County (West Glendale) Rosa Cantu DEM 22 2,498 Cesar Chavez DEM 28 3,235 Marshall R. Pimentel Jr. DEM 16 1,813 Roberto Carlos Alfaro REP 37 2,312 John Wilson REP 63 3,874 Senate Robert Meza* DEM 100 7,118 John Lyon REP 100 5,154 District 30 Maricopa County (Central Phoenix) House Jonathan Larkin* DEM 32 3,945 Ray Martinez DEM 34 4,089 Otoniel "Tony" Navarrete DEM 34 4,121 Gary Leon Cox REP 100 5,156 1 AZ Secretary of State: 2016 Primary Election; Full Listing (http://apps.azsos.gov/election/2016/Candidates/Candidates.csv) * Current Member ^ Former Member #Write In Prepared by the County Supervisors Association 7.
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