Democrats lead in Tucson council races; school bonds pass
Early results showed Democrats Kevin Dahl and Miranda Schubert leading in Tucson’s contested City Council races, while voters approved key school and planning measures across the city.
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Schubert aims to bring community-centered approach to Tucson City Council
Democratic candidate Miranda Schubert is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council seat, emphasizing housing affordability, public transit access and environmental resilience as key parts of her platform.
Sunnyside voters to decide $120 million bond
Voters in the Sunnyside Unified School District will consider Proposition 416, a $120 million bond measure to fund construction, safety upgrades and facility improvements across all 21 district schools.
Dahl centers campaign on Tucson’s core needs
Ward 3 Councilman Kevin Dahl is seeking reelection with a focus on affordable housing, public safety, and protecting Tucson’s water resources.
Flowing Wells voters to decide $30M school bond
Voters in the Flowing Wells School District will decide Nov. 4 on a $30 million bond measure to fund safety upgrades, facility improvements and expanded preschool access across district schools.
TUSD voters to weigh 15% budget override
TUSD voters will decide whether to approve Proposition 414, which would raise about $45 million annually to support teacher pay, arts programs and student services.
Prop. 417 could shape Tucson’s future
Tucson voters will decide whether to approve Proposition 417, a revised version of the city’s general plan that emphasizes governance, equity and climate resilience while setting priorities for the next decade.
Tolkoff focuses on solutions, not party in Ward 6
Jay Tolkoff is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council, emphasizing practical solutions to housing, water, homelessness, and public transportation over partisan politics.
Wittenbraker highlights crime and housing in Ward 3 campaign
Republican Janet Wittenbraker is challenging incumbent Kevin Dahl for Tucson’s Ward 3 seat.