Congratulations to Adelita Grijalva
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CD7 General Election Results (almost final)
​With only a few ballots left to count, Adelita is the clear winner and will take office Oct. 6 as U.S. Representative for CD 7.
CD7 numbers (5 counties):
Grijalva, Adelita (DEM). 70,043. 68.95%
Butierez, Daniel Francis, Sr. (REP). 29,893. 29.43%
Quintana, Eduardo (GRN). 1,116. 1.10%
Grayson, Richard (NOL). 536. 0.53%
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Of these votes, 49,944 votes for Grijalva were from voters in Pima County. Overall voter turnout was 23.14%
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Important Dates
City of Tucson General Election
and School District Elections
November 4
All registered Tucson voters and voters in the affected school districts will receive ballots in the mail.
Last day to register: Oct. 6
Ballots mailed: 10/8
Mail your ballot by 10/29
Drop off ballots by 7 p.m. Nov. 4.
See Pima Votes for Early and Election Day drop off and ballot replacement sites and what to do if you don't get a ballot.
TUCSON CITY ELECTION
NOV. 5, 2025
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All voters may choose candidates in Wards 3,5, and 6. All registered voters in the City of Tucson will receive ballots in the mail the first week of October, regardless of their ward.
The Candidates:
Ward 3
DAHL, KEVIN *. DEMOCRAT
kevindahl4tucson@gmail.com
WITTENBRAKER, JANET "JL" *. REPUBLICAN
Janet Wittenbraker for Ward 3 janetforpima@gmail.com
Ward 5
BARAJAS, SELINA *. DEMOCRAT. info@voteselinaforward5.com
Ward 6
SCHUBERT, MIRANDA *. DEMOCRAT. mirandaforward6@gmail.com
TOLKOFF, JAY *. REPUBLICAN. jt4ward6@gmail.com
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Proposition 417 – Official Title - Proposal referred by Mayor and Council for the ratification of “Plan Tucson 2025” as the City of Tucson’s general plan for the next ten years. Vote "yes" or "no."
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SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTIONS
Flowing Wells Unified School District, Sunnyside Unified School District, and Tucson Unified School District will hold Bond and Override Elections. All voters registered in these districts will receive ballots in the mail and a pamphlet describing in detail the propositions in those districts.
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Because of drastic cutbacks in public school funding by Republicans at the federal and state levels, local support of public schools is essential.
Vote YES!
Bond elections ask the voters to approve sale of bonds, with revenue to be spent for capital expenses, such as buildings. Override elections ask the voters to approve exceeding the required limit (set years ago statewide) for budget expenditures to approve operating costs, such as salaries, repairs, and supplies.
Flowing Wells Unified School District – Prop 415 would allow the district to ask for permission to sell $30,000,000 in bonds to pay for needs such as safe school buses, repairing deteriorating classrooms, and energy This would cost the average homeowner in the district between $6 and $8 per month.
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Sunnyside School District – Prop 416 asks permission to sell $120,000,000 in general obligation bonds for: Construction, renovation and modernization of all 21 school sites and grounds including Sunnyside High School building replacements The average monthly cost for homeowners would be between $7.71 and $8.76
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​Tucson Unified School District – Prop. 414 asks permission to exceed their maintenance and operating budget by about $45,000.000 to pay for such needs as improved salaries, career education, preschool programs, and social services. Costs to homeowners range from $8 to $34, depending on assessed valuation.
Click here to see a map of the three school districts.
Time to Start Thinking about the 2026 Elections​
We will be voting on Representatives to Congress, State Offices (Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Mine Inspector and Head of the AZ Dept of Education, as well as our Representatives and Senator in the arizona Legislature. Many candidates have already filed and are collecting signatures and donations. For a list of the candidates that CD20 voters are eligible to support, see the Arizona Secretary of State. web site.
You can sign petitions and donate to Clean Election candidates by showing your driver's license number and address on this site. Candidates will also be circulating paper petitions, which are available at the Pima County Democratic Party Headquarters 2302 E Speedway, #106.
For all kinds of information about voting, checking your registration and this election, go to Pima Votes