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Elections news
Stories from Daily Yuma’s editions, and every report from Yuma’s newsrooms.
Elections from local newsrooms
From Yuma Sun, KAWC and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Yuma Sun3 hours ago
South County votes: Rosales leads San Luis mayoral race, on Yuma SunSan Luis mayoral candidates James Allen Jr. and Matias Rosales said they would wait for additional votes to be counted from Tuesday’s election before declaring victory or conceding defeat.
Yuma Sun4 hours ago
Wellton voters fill town council seats, Prop 438 'yes' votes in the lead, on Yuma SunWellton citizens voted for council and Proposition 438 in Tuesday’s general election.
Yuma Sun4 hours ago
Early voting has Lozano leading judge election, on Yuma SunIn early unofficial election results for Division 5 Superior Court judge, attorney Jorge Lozano leads Yuma assistant city attorney John Lesueur, 51.87% or 9,272 votes, to 47.63% or 8,515 votes.
KAWC4 hours ago
Rosales leads for San Luis Mayor, Sandoval and Cortez lead for AZ House in LD 23, on KAWCYuma Propositions 436 and 437 appear to pass with large number of yes votes. Somerton and San Luis voters pick two city council seats each.
Yuma Sun4 hours ago
Unofficial election returns released in Yuma County; turnout stands at 19%, on Yuma SunEditor’s Note: These unofficial election results are as of 9:07 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3. These numbers represent early ballots and early in-person votes received before Election Day and tabulated so
Yuma Sun4 hours ago
Early Yuma election results favor approving Propositions 436 and 437, on Yuma SunAccording to the first batch of early unofficial election results for Yuma, Propositions 436 and 437 are favored for approval by city voters. “Yes” votes for Proposition 436 make up
Yuma Sun7 hours ago
Yumans head to the polls, on Yuma SunYuma County voters headed to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, for the general election, with 10 vote centers open across the county. Some citizens chose to cast their votes
AZ Family9 hours ago
Yuma County voter turnout rises: Here’s what brought people to the polls, on AZ FamilyPolling locations throughout Yuma saw a steady stream of voters, from the Foothills Library to Arizona Western College.
KYMA11 hours ago
Yuma County residents vote for U.S. Representatives for Districts 7 and 9, on KYMAResidents across Yuma County are casting their votes for U.S. Representative for Districts 7 and 9 Tuesday.
KYMA11 hours ago
South County residents vote for San Luis and Somerton races, on KYMASouth County residents are casting their votes for San Luis, Arizona mayor, San Luis City Council and Somerton City Council Tuesday.
KYMA11 hours ago
Los residentes del contado sur votan en las contiendas de San Luis y Somerton, on KYMAEste martes, los residentes del sur del condado acuden a las urnas para elegir al alcalde de San Luis, Arizona, así como a los miembros de los concejos municipales de San Luis y Somerton.
KYMA12 hours ago
Yuma County residents vote for Districts 23 and 25 races, on KYMAResidents across Yuma County are casting their votes for the Arizona State Representative and Arizona State Senate races for District 23, and the Arizona State Representative and Arizona State Senate races for District 25 Tuesday.
KYMA12 hours ago
Katie Hobbs declared winner of Arizona Governor’s race, on KYMAResidents across Yuma County are casting their votes for Arizona Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General Tuesday.
KAWC15 hours ago
Where to vote in Yuma and La Paz counties: 2026 General Election, on KAWCVoting centers in Yuma, Somerton, San Luis, Parker and more.
KAWC18 hours ago
Yuma voters say affordability, civic duty driving them to vote today, on KAWCKAWC spoke with voters in Yuma about what issues, candidates and propositions led them to vote in the 2026 General Election.
In brief
The short notes of Daily Yuma’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
Election DayYuma County's 10 vote centers are open today from 6 a.m.
Yuma County's 10 vote centers are open today from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. If you're voting in person, bring valid ID, and if you still have an early ballot, it has to go to a vote center.
News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: Yuma Sun