Election

Arizona voters decided, and in Phoenix, they approved $500 million in bonds to fund a variety of areas, such as public safety, infrastructure, housing and education. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego joined AZAM to discuss election results.

Voters in Glendale, Goodyear and Surprise voted in favor of public safety and infrastructure bonds. In El Mirage, a single measure to pay for public safety and other city facilities is failing by a large margin.

The Mesa Public School District is asking for a $500 million bond and a 15% budget continuation override. On the bond "no" votes are leading 50% to 49%. For the override, the "yes" votes pushed ahead just slightly.

In Maricopa County, officials say nearly two million residents are eligible to participate in Tuesday's election. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has the details on what you need to know on Election Day.

Nov. 7 is Election Day in Arizona and many cities have bond issues on the ballot, asking voters to approve funding for future projects. We're also a calendar year away from the 2024 Election where we will choose the president, a U.S. senator and all of our congressional seats. The man in the middle of it all in Maricopa County, Steven Richer, joined AZAM to talk about the election.

It's Election Day in Arizona. While it's not a major election, there are still several measures on the ballot dealing mostly with funding for city and health projects, and school districts through bond override measures. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.

Nov. 7 is Election Day in Arizona and voters will be asked to decide on several school bond and override issues. If you are voting by mail and have not sent in your ballot, it's too late. You'll need to drop off your ballot at a polling location.