The polls are officially closed in Tempe and vote counting is in process.
The Tempe City Council primary election is underway to fill three open seats. To determine the winners among the candidates, the Maricopa County Elections Department will calculate the total number of actual votes cast for all candidates for an office, divide the sum by the number of seats to be filled for the office, and divide the number by two and round to the highest whole number.
If all three seats don't have clear winners on Tuesday, a general election will take place May 17.
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The polls are officially closed in Tempe and vote counting is in process.
The Tempe City Council primary election is underway to fill three open seats. To determine the winners among the candidates, the Maricopa County Elections Department will calculate the total number of actual votes cast for all candidates for an office, divide the sum by the number of seats to be filled for the office, and divide the number by two and round to the highest whole number.
If all three seats don't have clear winners on Tuesday, a general election will take place May 17.
Lindsay is a Phoenix native and is thrilled to be reporting in her hometown.
After spending several years in advertising after college, she switched gears and graduated with her master’s degree in journalism at Arizona State University in 2019.
When she’s not writing, you can usually find her reading a book or playing with her family’s dogs.
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