Yuma County Election

More than 250 Yuma residents packed the Yuma Civic Center for an unexpectedly large town hall on biosolids, turning a routine public meeting into a charged community forum.

On primary election day, Yuma voters are thinking about more than candidates. At a recent forum, residents shared their priorities for the city's future, from jobs and education to public safety.

Early voting is now underway in Arizona ahead of the state's July 21 primary election.

Republican David Lara leads Democrat Emilia Cortez by nearly 10,000 votes in the race for Yuma County Recorder, with some votes still to be counted.

The make-up of the Yuma County Board of Supervisors is set, with incumbents facing no competitors in the General Election.

Yuma County Recorder, Rick Colwell, says his staff is ready for what is forecasted to be heavy voter turnout for today's election.

Roughly half the nation will be disappointed, sad, or angry if elections results don't go their way. We spoke with Dr. Troy Love for some advice on dealing with loss.

You can check to see if your mail in ballot was received and accepted through the Arizona Secretary of State website.

The ballot tallies that start emerging on election night will include the votes of at least a few dead people.

The race for Yuma County Recorder pits a political newcomer against an election denier who says his Arizona community was the model for election schemes that robbed Donald Trump of a second term.