Tuesday, November 6, 2018
Legislative Races: Early Results Show Republican Clodfelter In Trouble
In the Southern Arizona legislative races to watch, the latest results show:
In the race for two Arizona House of Representatives Legislative District 10, Republican state Rep. Todd Clodfelter is falling behind Democratic state Rep. Kirsten Engel and Democratic challenger Domingo DeGrazia. Engel has 36 percent of the vote; DeGrazia has 31 percent; and Clodfelter has 27 percent.
In the Senate race in LD10, Democratic incumbent Dave Bradley is up over Republican challenger Marilyn Wiles, 59 percent to 41 percent.
In the race for two Arizona House of Representative seats in Legislative District 9, Democratic Reps. Randy Friese and Pamela Powers-Hannley ahead of Republican challenger Ana Henderson. Friese has 38 percent of the vote; Powers Hannley has 37 percent; and Henderson has 26 percent.
In the LD9 Senate race, Democrat Victoria has 64 percent of the vote, compared to Republican Randy Fleenor’s 36 percent.
In Legislative District 2, Democratic incumbent Sen. Andrea Dalessandro has a lead over Republican challenger Shelley Kais, 58 percent to 42 percent.
In the Democrat-leaning LD2 House race, incumbent Democratic Reps. Daniel Hernandez and Rosanna Galbadon are leading Republican challengers Chris Ackerley and Anthony Sizer.
In heavily Republican Legislative District 11, State Rep. Vince Leach looks like he’s headed for a promotion to the state Senate. He’s got 54 percent of the vote, compared to Democrat Ralph Atchue’s 45 percent.
In the LD11 House of Representatives race, the two Republicans—incumbent Rep. Mark Finchem and Bret Roberts—have a lead over the Democratic candidates, Hollace Lyon and Marcela Quiroz. Finchem has 28 percent; Roberts has 28 percent; Lyon has 23 percent; and Quiroz has 22 percent.
In the race for two Arizona House of Representatives Legislative District 10, Republican state Rep. Todd Clodfelter is falling behind Democratic state Rep. Kirsten Engel and Democratic challenger Domingo DeGrazia. Engel has 36 percent of the vote; DeGrazia has 31 percent; and Clodfelter has 27 percent.
In the Senate race in LD10, Democratic incumbent Dave Bradley is up over Republican challenger Marilyn Wiles, 59 percent to 41 percent.
In the race for two Arizona House of Representative seats in Legislative District 9, Democratic Reps. Randy Friese and Pamela Powers-Hannley ahead of Republican challenger Ana Henderson. Friese has 38 percent of the vote; Powers Hannley has 37 percent; and Henderson has 26 percent.
In the LD9 Senate race, Democrat Victoria has 64 percent of the vote, compared to Republican Randy Fleenor’s 36 percent.
In Legislative District 2, Democratic incumbent Sen. Andrea Dalessandro has a lead over Republican challenger Shelley Kais, 58 percent to 42 percent.
In the Democrat-leaning LD2 House race, incumbent Democratic Reps. Daniel Hernandez and Rosanna Galbadon are leading Republican challengers Chris Ackerley and Anthony Sizer.
In heavily Republican Legislative District 11, State Rep. Vince Leach looks like he’s headed for a promotion to the state Senate. He’s got 54 percent of the vote, compared to Democrat Ralph Atchue’s 45 percent.
In the LD11 House of Representatives race, the two Republicans—incumbent Rep. Mark Finchem and Bret Roberts—have a lead over the Democratic candidates, Hollace Lyon and Marcela Quiroz. Finchem has 28 percent; Roberts has 28 percent; Lyon has 23 percent; and Quiroz has 22 percent.
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