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Apache Junction General Plan 2020 election results

Posted 8/4/20

The Aug. 4 primary election ballot in Apache Junction included Proposition 442, the city’s General Plan.

According to unofficial results posted at about 8 p.m., the General Plan is passing …

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Apache Junction General Plan 2020 election results

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The Aug. 4 primary election ballot in Apache Junction included Proposition 442, the city’s General Plan.

According to unofficial results posted at 9:47 p.m. in Pinal County with 91.67% of precincts reporting and about 8 p.m. in Maricopa County with 0% of precincts reporting, the General Plan is passing 3,298-1,185 --- 62-23 in Maricopa County and 3,236-1,162 in Pinal County.

The city is required to update and adopt its General Plan for the community every 10 years. Over the last 18 months, city staff has received input from citizens, community leaders and elected officials to develop “Legendary Landscapes and Lifestyles,” an updated General Plan, which acts as a guide in planning for the city’s future.

More information on the General Plan, including a fact sheet and the document itself, are available at ajcity.net/gp2020.

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According to unofficial results posted at about 8 p.m. Aug. 4, with 0% of precincts reporting, the General Plan is passing 2,660-899 --- 62-23 in Maricopa County and 2,598-876 in Pinal County.