2026 Primary Election Results

REGISTRATION & TURNOUT

Yavapai County — Registered: 172,971 | Ballots Cast: 52,805 | Turnout: 30.53%

City of Cottonwood

Council Member (4-Year Term)
incumbent Christopher Dowell, 1,142 votes, 27.91%
incumbent Debbie Wilden, 1,038 votes, 25.37%
Scott Ellis, 977 votes, 23.88%

incumbent Stephen Dewillis, 691 votes, 16.89%
Heather White (Write-In), 244 votes, 5.96%

Town of Camp Verde

Mayor (2-Year Term)
Gary Thompson, 1,043 votes, 56.72%
Vice Mayor Wendy Escoffier, 796 votes, 43.28%

Council Member (4-Year Term)
incumbent Patricia Seybold, 1,184 votes, 26.64%
Tanner Bryson, 1,137 votes, 25.58%
incumbent Robin Godwin, 1,068 votes, 24.03%

Jackie Baker, 1,056 votes, 23.76%

Town of Jerome

incumbent Vice Mayor Jane Moore, 81 votes, 16.14%
incumbent Mayor Christina “Alex” Barber, 80 votes, 15.94%
incumbent Sonia Sheffield, 72 votes, 14.34%
Becca Miller, 71 votes, 14.14%
Tyler Christensen, 63 votes, 12.55%

Kacey Larson, 52 votes, 10.36%
incumbent Izzy Sharif, 51 votes, 10.16%
incumbent Dr. Jack Dillenberg, 32 votes, 6.37%

The top vote-getter is automatically mayor.

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Town of Clarkdale

Council Member (4-Year Term) – uncontested
Laura F. Jones, 727 votes, 50.63%
Ben Kramer, 709 votes, 49.37%

City of Sedona

Mayor
Coconino + Yavapai combined
Brian Fultz, 400 Coconino, 1,057 Yavapai, 1,457 total votes, 51.96%
Henry Silbiger, 402 Coconino, 943 Yavapai, 1,345 total votes, 47.97%
Write-In, 2 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 2 total votes, 0.07%

Councilmember (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Jean Buillet, 461 Coconino, 1,049 Yavapai, 1,510 total votes, 22.05%
Tony Hauserman, 404 Coconino, 1,079 Yavapai, 1,483 total votes, 21.66%
Melissa Dunn, 387 Coconino, 1,070 Yavapai, 1,457 total votes, 21.28%

Rich Gay, 446 Coconino, 956 Yavapai, 1,402 total votes, 20.47%
Lita Loesch Boyd, 386 Coconino, 903 Yavapai, 1,289 total votes, 18.82%
Write-In, 7 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 7 total votes, 0.10%

Alternative expenditure limitation aka “home rule”
Proposition 400
Coconino + Yavapai combined
YES, 468 Coconino, 1,249 Yavapai, 1,717 total votes, 59.74%
NO, 346 Coconino, 811 Yavapai, 1,157 total votes, 40.26%

Sedona Cultural Park/Western Gateway
Proposition 403
Coconino + Yavapai combined
YES, 491 Coconino, 1,254 Yavapai, 1,745 total votes, 61.06%
NO, 322 Coconino, 791 Yavapai, 1,113 total votes, 38.94%

The following are Yavapai and Coconino results only:

FEDERAL CONTESTS

U.S. Rep In Congress – Dist. 2 (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Eli Crane, 4,291 Coconino, 32,891 Yavapai, 37,182 total votes, 99.68%
Write-In, 119 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 119 total votes, 0.32%

U.S. Rep In Congress – Dist. 2 (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Jonathan Nez, 8,985 Coconino, 14,123 Yavapai, 23,108 total votes, 99.81%
Write-In, 45 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 45 total votes, 0.19%

U.S. Rep In Congress – Dist. 2 (Of The Libertarian Party) (Yavapai)
Curtis Goodwin, 103 votes, 99.04%
Alex Flores (Write-In), 1 votes, 0.96%

STATE CONTESTS

Governor (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Andy Biggs, 3,394 Coconino, 27,509 Yavapai, 30,903 total votes, 77.44%
David Schweikert, 671 Coconino, 3,824 Yavapai, 4,495 total votes, 11.26%
Scott Neely, 433 Coconino, 2,266 Yavapai, 2,699 total votes, 6.76%
Ken Miceli, 314 Coconino, 1,487 Yavapai, 1,801 total votes, 4.51%
Write-In, 74 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 74 total votes, 0.19%

Governor (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Katie Hobbs, 9,128 Coconino, 14,845 Yavapai, 23,973 total votes, 99.75%
Write-In, 61 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 61 total votes, 0.25%

Governor (Of The Green Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Risa Lombardo, 6 Coconino, 8 Yavapai, 14 total votes, 87.50%
Write-In, 2 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 2 total votes, 12.50%

Secretary Of State (Of The Republican Party)
Alexander Kolodin, 18,725 votes, 56.36%
Gina Swoboda, 14,496 votes, 43.64%

Secretary Of State (Of The Democratic Party)
Adrian Fontes, 14,233 votes, 100.00%

Secretary Of State (Of The Green Party)
Duwayne Collier, 9 votes, 90.00%
Jon Robert Ralston (Write-In), 1 votes, 10.00%

Attorney General (Of The Republican Party)
Warren Petersen, 18,893 votes, 55.70%
Rodney Glassman, 15,025 votes, 44.30%

Attorney General (Of The Democratic Party)
Kris Mayes, 14,506 votes, 100.00%

State Treasurer (Of The Republican Party)
Elijah Norton, 19,007 votes, 56.76%
Katherine Haley, 14,480 votes, 43.24%

State Treasurer (Of The Democratic Party)
Nick Mansour, 14,042 votes, 100.00%

Superintendent Of Public Instruction (Of The Republican Party)
Kimberly Yee, 18,885 votes, 54.43%
Tom Horne, 15,809 votes, 45.57%

Superintendent Of Public Instruction (Of The Democratic Party)
Teresa Leyba Ruiz, 11,231 votes, 80.38%
Brett Matthew Newby, 2,741 votes, 19.62%

State Mine Inspector (Of The Republican Party)
Walter “Les” Presmyk, 30,652 votes, 100.00%

State Mine Inspector (Of The Democratic Party)
Brian Matlock, 13,588 votes, 100.00%

Corporation Commissioner (Of The Republican Party)
Kevin Thompson, 19,299 votes, 36.48%
Nicholas “Nick” Myers, 17,445 votes, 32.97%
Ralph Heap, 16,165 votes, 30.55%

Corporation Commissioner (Of The Democratic Party)
Clara Pratte, 12,565 votes, 52.60%
Jonathon Hill, 11,325 votes, 47.40%

ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE

State Senator – Dist. 1 (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Mark Finchem, 202 Coconino, 30,837 Yavapai, 31,039 total votes, 99.96%
Write-In, 12 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 12 total votes, 0.04%

State Senator – Dist. 1 (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Christine Ellen Dargon, 325 Coconino, 14,063 Yavapai, 14,388 total votes, 99.99%
Write-In, 1 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 1 total votes, 0.01%

State Rep – Dist. 1 (Of The Republican Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Selina Bliss, 177 Coconino, 24,607 Yavapai, 24,784 total votes, 42.38%
Quang Huu Nguyen, 154 Coconino, 24,383 Yavapai, 24,537 total votes, 41.96%
Shawn Dell Wildman, 62 Coconino, 9,099 Yavapai, 9,161 total votes, 15.66%
Write-In, 4 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 4 total votes, 0.01%

State Rep – Dist. 1 (Of The Democratic Party) (Coconino + Yavapai combined)
Sandy Zalecki, 320 Coconino, 13,869 Yavapai, 14,189 total votes, 99.99%
Write-In, 2 Coconino, 0 Yavapai, 2 total votes, 0.01%

County Contests

Board Of Supervisors – Dist. 2 (Of The Republican Party), no Democrats ran
Marie Moore, 3,301 votes, 56.95%
Wiley Cline, 2,495 votes, 43.05%

Clerk Of The Superior Court (Of The Republican Party)
Charlie Van Landingham, 29,296 votes, 100.00%

Justice Of The Peace: Bagdad/Yarnell (Of The Republican Party)
Dennis Dowling, 1,254 votes, 100.00%

Constable: Bagdad/Yarnell (Of The Republican Party)
Bill Risen, 667 votes, 56.24%
Michael Smith, 512 votes, 43.17%
Jason Wallace (Write-In), 7 votes, 0.59%

Justice Of The Peace: Mayer (Of The Republican Party)
Ed Cocchiola, 2,077 votes, 62.13%
Retha Atkerson, 1,266 votes, 37.87%

Constable: Mayer (Of The Republican Party)
Donny Oen, 3,264 votes, 100.00%

Justice Of The Peace: Prescott (Of The Republican Party)
Douglas Suits, 18,658 votes, 100.00%

Constable: Prescott (Of The Republican Party)
Ron Williams, 18,956 votes, 100.00%

Justice Of The Peace: Seligman (Of The Republican Party)
Ben Emery, 285 votes, 75.80%
Robert “Curly” Flanagan, 91 votes, 24.20%

Constable: Seligman (Of The Republican Party)
Schylar Cloudt (Write-In), 15 votes, 100.00%

Justice Of The Peace: Verde Valley (Of The Republican Party)
David Gordon, 5,390 votes, 100.00%

Constable: Verde Valley (Of The Republican Party)
Brandon Rumpf, 5,395 votes, 100.00%

Judge Of Superior Court – Div. 1 (Of The Republican Party)
Michael McGill, 28,671 votes, 100.00%

Judge Of Superior Court – Div. 2 (Of The Republican Party)
John Napper, 28,675 votes, 100.00%

Judge Of The Superior Court – Div. 3 (Of The Republican Party)
Josh Butner, 28,398 votes, 100.00%

Judge Of The Superior Court – Div. 5 (Of The Republican Party)
Henry Whitmer, 28,300 votes, 100.00%

Judge Of The Superior Court – Div. 6 (Of The Republican Party)
Anna Young, 28,202 votes, 100.00%

OTHER LOCAL CONTESTS

Town of Chino Valley Mayor (2-Year Term)
Tom Armstrong, 1,967 votes, 100.00%

Town of Chino Valley Council Member (4-Year Term)
Dwight Savage, 1,714 votes, 34.37%
John Stankewicz, 1,661 votes, 33.31%
Cole Swearingen, 1,612 votes, 32.32%

Dewey-Humboldt Mayor (2-Year Term)
John Hughes, 559 votes, 67.03%
Kendall Melline, 275 votes, 32.97%

Dewey-Humboldt Council Member (4-Year Term)
Terry Nolan, 384 votes, 16.80%
Robert Davis, 381 votes, 16.67%
Ashley Preston, 379 votes, 16.58%
Denise Rogers, 334 votes, 14.61%
Jason Chisholm, 304 votes, 13.30%
Lynn Collins, 262 votes, 11.46%
Angela Blackinton, 242 votes, 10.59%

Prescott Valley Mayor (4-Year Term)
Kell Palguta, 5,509 votes, 53.16%
Lawrence Neigel, 4,855 votes, 46.84%

Prescott Valley Council Member (2-Year Term)
Jason Thornton, 4,872 votes, 50.73%
Kymberli Lopez, 4,732 votes, 49.27%

Prescott Valley Council Member (4-Year Term)
Kendall Schumacher, 5,173 votes, 33.90%
Michael Greer, 5,060 votes, 33.16%
Charles Ables, 5,025 votes, 32.93%

Wickenburg Council Member (4-Year Term)
Brian Jones, 435 votes, 28.19%
Kristy Bedoian, 431 votes, 27.93%
Arthur (Art) Rubash, 345 votes, 22.36%
Timothy (Tim) Hulme, 332 votes, 21.52%

Christopher Fox Graham

Christopher Fox Graham is the managing editor of the Sedona Rock Rocks News, The Camp Verde Journal and the Cottonwood Journal Extra. Hired by Larson Newspapers as a copy editor in 2004, he became assistant manager editor in October 2009 and managing editor in August 2013. Graham has won awards for editorials, investigative news reporting, headline writing, page design and community service from the Arizona Newspapers Association. Graham has also been featured in Editor & Publisher magazine. He lectures on journalism and First Amendment law and is a nationally recognized performance aka slam poet. Retired U.S. Army Col. John Mills, former director of Cybersecurity Policy, Strategy, and International Affairs referred to him as "Mr. Slam Poet." In January 2025, the International Astronomical Union formally named asteroid 29722 Chrisgraham (1999 AQ23) in his honor at the behest of Lowell Observatory, citing him as "an American journalist and longtime managing editor of Sedona Red Rock News. He is a nationally-recognized slam poet who has written and performed multiple poems about Pluto and other space themes."

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Christopher Fox Graham
Christopher Fox Graham is the managing editor of the Sedona Rock Rocks News, The Camp Verde Journal and the Cottonwood Journal Extra. Hired by Larson Newspapers as a copy editor in 2004, he became assistant manager editor in October 2009 and managing editor in August 2013. Graham has won awards for editorials, investigative news reporting, headline writing, page design and community service from the Arizona Newspapers Association. Graham has also been featured in Editor & Publisher magazine. He lectures on journalism and First Amendment law and is a nationally recognized performance aka slam poet. Retired U.S. Army Col. John Mills, former director of Cybersecurity Policy, Strategy, and International Affairs referred to him as "Mr. Slam Poet." In January 2025, the International Astronomical Union formally named asteroid 29722 Chrisgraham (1999 AQ23) in his honor at the behest of Lowell Observatory, citing him as "an American journalist and longtime managing editor of Sedona Red Rock News. He is a nationally-recognized slam poet who has written and performed multiple poems about Pluto and other space themes."