Take a closer look at the candidates, issues, fund-raising and campaign spending leading up to the 2004 presidential election.
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ON THE '04 BALLOT IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA:
President, vice president
1 U.S. Senate seat
2 U.S. House seats
6 Arizona Senate seats
12 Arizona House seats
All major Pima County offices
Important dates:
Democratic presidential preference primary: Feb. 3, 2004
(There will be no Republican primary)
State, local primary election: Sept. 7, 2004
General election: Nov. 2, 2004
Democratic presidential preference election registration deadline: Jan. 5, 2004
Primary election registration deadline: Aug. 9, 2004
General election registration deadline: Oct. 4, 2004
For more information on elections, contact the Pima County Recorder's Office at: recorder.co.pima.az.us/
or by phone at:
main office, Downtown
-- (520) 740-4350
East Side Office -- (520) 740-4350 (select voice-menu option)
Recorder's Office voter registration information -- (520) 740-4330
2003 CITY OF TUCSON ELECTION
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS:
Results from early balloting and 158 of the city's 158 precincts
Prop. 100: FAILED
(Raises mayor and council salaries)
Prop. 200: FAILED
(Raises taxes to pay for transportation projects)
Prop. 201: FAILED
(Outlines how Prop. 201 money would be spent, including a light rail project)
• Detailed results
Mayor:
Walkup (R): RE-ELECTED
Volgy (D)
Swanson (L)
City Council:
Ward 1:
Ibarra (D): RE-ELECTED
Rios (R)
Ward 2:
West (D): RE-ELECTED
(no opponent)
Ward 4:
Scott (D): RE-ELECTED
Jenkins (R)
• Detailed results
See complete coverage of the 2003 Tucson city election, and other 2003 elections of local interest
Contact the Star's political reporter, C.J. Karamargin, by phone at 573-4243, or by e-mail: cjkarama@azstarnet.com
See our election resource page for links to useful information.
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