Voters in Fountain Hills showed their support for the School District with an overwhelming “yes” vote on the district’s budget override question on Tuesday’s ballot.
There were 3,974 votes in favor of the override with 2,638 opposing. That is a 60 percent to 40 percent split.
There were 6,831 votes cast on the question or about 38 percent of registered voters.
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Override approved, Sanitary incumbents win
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Voters in Fountain Hills showed their support for the School District with an overwhelming “yes” vote on the district’s budget override question on Tuesday’s ballot.
There were 3,974 votes in favor of the override with 2,638 opposing. That is a 60 percent to 40 percent split.
There were 6,831 votes cast on the question or about 38 percent of registered voters.
The incumbents ruled the day for the Sanitary District election. Tom Reski received 3,543 votes (34 percent) and Gregg Dudash had 3,419 votes (32 percent).
Challenger Scott Sommer received 2,070 votes (20 percent), and Tony Finocchio had 1,501 (14 percent).
These are unofficial results from Tuesday’s election. Final results will require certification by the districts.
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