Unofficial Pima County Results, Last updated: 11/06/08
18:12:31
Reporting: 100.0 %
| Barack Obama (D) | [52.45%] |
| John McCain (R) | [46.00%] |
| Bob Barr (L) | [0.49%] |
| Cynthia McKinney (G) | [0.17%] |
| Ralph Nader | [0.50%] |
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| Gabrielle Giffords (D) | [56.32%] |
| Tim Bee (R) | [41.32%] |
| Paul Davis (L) | [2.31%] |
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| Raúl Grijalva (D) | [72.43%] |
| Joseph Sweeney (R) | [23.64%] |
| Raymond P. Petrulsky (L) | [3.77%] |
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| Jorge Luis Garcia (D) | [67.04%] |
| Bob Westerman (R) | [32.80%] |
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| Georgette W. Valle (D) | [40.75%] |
| Jonathon Paton (R) | [59.15%] |
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| Donald Jorgensen (D) | [23.33%] |
| Nancy Young Wright (D) | [26.29%] |
| Vic Williams (R) | [25.38%] |
| Marilyn Zerull (R) | [24.74%] |
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| Olivia Cajero Bedford (D) | [36.88%] |
| Phil Lopes (D) | [34.59%] |
| J.D. Schechter (R) | [16.44%] |
| Mark Phelps (L) | [6.77%] |
| Kent Solberg (G) | [5.18%] |
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| Matt Heinz (D) | [31.94%] |
| Daniel Patterson (D) | [32.88%] |
| Juan Ciscomani (R) | [15.26%] |
| Pat Kilburn (R) | [19.76%] |
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| Andrea Dalessandro (D) | [31.60%] |
| Frank Antenori (R) | [34.76%] |
| David Gowan (R) | [33.45%] |
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| Sam George (D) | [17.72%] |
| Sandra Kennedy (D) | [19.57%] |
| Paul Newman (D) | [20.36%] |
| Marian A. McClure (R) | [14.33%] |
| Bob Stump (R) | [13.50%] |
| Barry Wong (R) | [14.42%] |
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| Barbara LaWall (D) | [53.27%] |
| Brad Roach (R) | [40.44%] |
| Claudia Ellquist (G) | [6.21%] |
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| Sharon Bronson (D) | [59.36%] |
| Barney Brenner (R) | [40.48%] |
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| Clarence W. Dupnik (D) | [64.77%] |
| Harry Shaw (R) | [35.06%] |
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| Judy Burns | [35.01%] |
| Miguel Cuevas | [32.49%] |
| Mark Stegeman | [31.63%] |
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Christopher Conover walks us through two housing measures
which will appear on the November Ballot. Proposition 100 which
would create a constitutional amendment barring the state and local
governments from assessing a fee whenever a property trades hands.
Proposition 201 would give home buyers a right to pursue lawsuits
over defects for 10 years, among other things.
Reporting: 100.0 %
Pam White reports on the proposed amendment to the state
constitution which would bar enactment of any law that would require
people to enroll in health care or health insurance programs.
Reporting: 100.0 %
Christopher Conover looks at Proposition 102, a proposed
amendment to the state constitution defining marriage as a union
between a man and a woman.
Reporting: 100.0 %
An In Focus Report: The so-called “Majority Rules”
measure on the November ballot that would require a majority of
registered voters, rather than a majority of those who actually
vote, to pass a ballot initiative raising taxes. Christopher
Conover reports.
Reporting: 100.0 %
Arizona's Proposition 200, the Payday Loan Reform Act,
promises to be one of the most contentious ballot initiatives this
political season. The payday loan industry is funding efforts to
pass Prop 200 in Arizona, and to date has spent upwards of
$2 million to secure the business-as-usual measure.
Opposition to the so called "reform" act has coalesced into a vocal
force, albeit a comparatively underfunded one. Members of the "No on
200" coalition are a diverse group, and include individuals with
personal accounts of how their lives have been affected by the
quick-fix allure of the small cash loan. Luis Carrion reports.
Reporting: 100.0 %
Christopher Conover walks us through two housing measures
which will appear on the November Ballot. Proposition 100 which
would create a constitutional amendment barring the state and local
governments from assessing a fee whenever a property trades hands.
Proposition 201 would give home buyers a right to pursue lawsuits
over defects for 10 years, among other things.
Reporting: 100.0 %
Guests on both sides of Proposition 202: The "Stop
Illegal Hiring" Act, a controversial initiative.
In favor is Jessica Pacheco, former Vice President for Public
Affairs affairs at the Arizona Chamber of Commerce in Phoenix.
Against it is Don Goldwater, businessman, conservative activist,
radio host and Republican candidate in the primary for AZ governor
in 2006.
Panelists are Tony Paniagua of AZPM, Mark Kimble of the Tucson
Citizen and Ann Brown of the Arizona Daily Star.
Reporting: 100.0 %
Proposition 300 asks voters to approve a raise for state
lawmakers. A "yes" vote would increase salaries from $24,000 a year
to $30,000. A "no" vote would leave salaries at the $24,000
level.
Reporting: 100.0 %
If passed, the Tucson Unified School District's budget
would expand by 10% and class sizes would be trimmed. If passed,
homeowners would have to pay more in property taxes to fund the
changes.
- Yes: [48.76%]
- No: [51.24%]
