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.
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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 will decide whether to approve Proposition 414, which would raise about $45 million annually to support teacher pay, arts programs and student services.
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.
Jay Tolkoff is running for Tucson’s Ward 6 City Council, emphasizing practical solutions to housing, water, homelessness, and public transportation over partisan politics.
Republican Janet Wittenbraker is challenging incumbent Kevin Dahl for Tucson’s Ward 3 seat.
Adelita Grijalva won the special election to represent Arizona’s 7th Congressional District, succeeding her late father and becoming the first Latina from Arizona elected to Congress.
Republican candidate Daniel Butierez’s campaign signs in Tucson have been repeatedly defaced, highlighting rising tensions ahead of the Sept. 23 special election in Congressional District 7.
A recount has finalized the results in Tucson, setting the candidates for the general election in Wards 3 and 6.
The Regional Transportation Authority board has moved a $2.7 billion draft plan to Pima County supervisors, which, if approved by voters in March 2026, will fund roads, transit, safety, and environmental projects including wildlife crossings.