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Flagstaff Elects Its First African-American Mayor

Coral Evans ran on a platform of responsible growth, affordable housing and water.

Napier Wins Pima County Sheriff's Race, Ousting Nanos

Indictment of Nanos' second-in-command one month before election hurt him.

Trump, McCain, McSally Keep Arizona a Red State

Democrats manage to hold 4 congressional seats in an otherwise Republican rout.

Hundreds Wait at Douglas Polling Spot as Ballots Run Out

Up to 300 in line at one time; 30 remained as late as 9:30 p.m. election night.

Pima County Election Officials: Vote Totals Will Come Late

'May not finish counting until early Wednesday morning, possibly as late as 3 a.m.'

Trump Keeps Arizona Red, Turns Nation Red, Too

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Dustin Williams Poised to be Pima County Superintendent

Leads opponent Margaret Burkholder by more than 15,000 votes.

Water May Flow Regularly in Santa Cruz River Within 2 Years

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John McCain Wins Sixth Term in US Senate over Ann Kirkpatrick

Republican victorious in what he characterized as 'toughest race' of his career.

Republican Napier Ousts Nanos in Pima Sheriff's Race

Indictment of Nanos' chief deputy one month before election may have led to his demise.

Democrats Hold Pima Board of Supervisors Control, 3-2

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