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Scottsdale conservatives turning on each other after election

The Scottsdale City Council’s conservative bloc look to have taken the day during the Nov. 3 runoff for two seats opening on the council next year.

While numbers aren’t official until canvassed, Councilman Barry Graham — who appears to have won his second term on council — and former state legislator Michelle Ugenti Rita were ahead in the polls as of Friday afternoon.

Democrat Raoul Zubia posted a concession letter on social media early Friday morning.

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