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    Unofficial preliminary primary election results

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    City of Sedona ArizonaSedona AZ (August 29, 2018) – Unofficial Preliminary Primary Election Results for the city of Sedona Aug. 28, 2019, election are shown below. Note that these results do not reflect processing of all ballots.

    “No determination of election will be made until all ballots are processed and we receive the unofficial final results from Coconino and Yavapai counties,” says City Clerk Susan Irvine.

    The mayoral candidates received the following vote totals. 

    Mayoral Candidate

    Coconino County Votes Received

    Yavapai County Votes Received

    Total Votes Received

    CONRAD, PETE

    226

    530

    756

    MORIARTY, SANDRA J. (SANDY)

    533

    1168

    1701

    TONSICH, TONY

    282

    458

    740

    Total Votes

    1041

    2156

    3197

     

    The city council candidates for the three 4-year council seats received the following vote totals. 

    Councilor Candidate

    Coconino County Votes Received

    Yavapai County Votes Received

    Total Votes Received

    CHISHOLM, BILL

    487

    910

    1397

    DELINSKI, BROCK

    201

    433

    634

    HOWES HUDSON, JANICE

    522

    1095

    1617

    JABLOW, SCOTT

    507

    1011

    1518

    JULIAN, NOELLE

    405

    881

    1286

    TARDIO, SALVATORE “SAM”

    366

    749

    1115

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    WEIS, JIM

    140

    293

    433

    Total Votes

    2628

    5372

    8000

     

    The city council candidates for the 2-year council seat received the following vote totals. 

    Councilor Candidate

    Coconino County Votes Received

    Yavapai County Votes Received

    Total Votes Received

    WARD, MIKE

    511

    949

    1460

    WILLIAMSON, JESSICA

    475

    1068

    1543

    Total Votes

    986

    2017

    3003

     

    Proposition 444 – Alternative Expenditure Limitation (Home Rule Option) received the following vote totals and percentages. 

    Proposition 444

    Coconino County Votes Received

    Yavapai County Votes Received

    Total Votes Received

    Percentage

    YES

    684

    1502

    2186

    66.16%

    NO

    377

    741

    1118

    33.84%

    Total Votes

    1061

    2243

    3304

    100.00%

     

    Because of the election consolidation, Yavapai and Coconino Counties are unable to report the number of Sedona ballots that have not been processed. 

    For more information contact the Sedona City Clerk’s Office at 928-282-3113 or sirvine@sedonaaz.gov.

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