ELECTIONS

Preliminary results tight for Scottsdale City Council

Scottsdale City Councilman Barry Graham, who is running for a second terms, speaking to voters who were waiting in line 45 minutes or more to cast their ballots at the Indian Bend Wash Visitors Center Nov. 3.

(Independent Newsmedia/J. Graber)

Raoul Zubia.

(Submitted Photo/Raoul Zubia)

Michelle Ugenti-Rita.

(Submitted Photo/Michelle Ugenti-Rita)

Barry Graham

(Submitted Photo/Barry Graham)

Initial results show Raoul Zubia and Barry Graham at the front of a close three-person race for two seats opening up on the Scottsdale City Council next year.

Polls closed for Arizona’s General Election at 7 p.m. Nov. 3.

Votes will continue to be counted in the coming days and no results are final until canvassed, but Zubia was in the lead with 40,171 votes (34.23% of the ballots counted so far) after the Maricopa County Recorder’s office released initial results at 8 p.m. Nov. 3.

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