ELECTIONS

Eight candidates turn in signatures for Scottsdale City Council race

Crystal Carroll turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Crystal Carroll)

Barry Graham turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Barry Graham)

Ethan Knowlden turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Ethan Knowlden)

Bob Littlefield turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Bob Littlefield)

Eric Sloan turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Eric Sloan)

Michelle Ugenti-Rita turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Michelle Ugenti-Rita)

Solange Whitehead turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Solange Whitehead)

Raoul Zubia turned in the 1,000 signatures required to make it onto the ballot for the July 21 Scottsdale City Council race.

(Courtesy Raoul Zubia)

While nothing is finalized yet, eight candidates turned enough signatures to run for three Scottsdale City Council seats this year.

Each candidate was required to turn 1,000 signatures to get on the ballot.

Candidates who turned those in are:

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