Election 2024

Corrigan in the lead for third council seat in Fountain Hills

Voters weigh in on Town Council, School District

Candidates and supporters mingle outside the Fountain Hills Community Center to make themselves available to answer questions for those entering the polling site. The bus in the background was available in the event of long lines to take people to polling sites that may not be as busy.

(Independent Newsmedia/Bob Burns)

This story was last updated 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12.

Maricopa County Elections Department released updated numbers for the General Election at 11 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11. At that time of that reporting Mathew Corrigan maintains his lead over incumbent Peggy McMahon for the third seat on the Town Council by about 40 votes.

Gerry Friedel continues to lead the mayoral race. Rick Watts is leading for the other seat on the Town Council.

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