Maricopa County Board of Supervisor races: Latest results

PHOENIX - We are starting to know who will be on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, come 2025.

District 1

Mark Stewart (Courtesy: Mark Stewart)

The district covers a big portion of the East Valley, including the Ahwatukee area of Phoenix, as well as parts of Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek, and Tempe.

Unofficial figures from Maricopa County Elections officials show Republican Mark Stewart leading Democrat Joel Navarro in the race. Stewart defeated incumbent Jack Sellers in the primary.

District 2 - AP Projection Made

Thomas Galvin (Courtesy: Maricopa County)

The district covers parts of Tempe and Mesa, as well as parts of Scottsdale and northeastern rural Maricopa County.

On Nov. 8, the Associated Prejected GIP's Thomas Galvin as the winner.

In a statement released on Nov. 6, Galvin thanked voters in the district for electing him to another term.

"I am proud to be the first Latino Republican elected to the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and am doubly proud to be elected so twice. Serving the constituents of District 2 has been an absolute honor and I am ready to build upon the great work we have accomplished over the past three years," a portion of the statement reads.

District 3

Daniel Valenzuela (Courtesy: Daniel Valenzuela)

This district covers a big portion of Phoenix, as well as parts of Glendale and parts of northern rural Maricopa County.

Per the unofficial numbers, Democrat Deniel Valenzuela is in the lead over GOP's Kate Brophy McGee.

The incumbent for this seat, Bill Gates, announced in 2023 that he will not seek reelection.

District 4 - AP Projection Made

Debbie Lesko (From File)

The district covers various West Valley communities, including Peoria, Surprise and Wickenburg, along with portions of rural western Maricopa County.

The AP projected GOP's Debbie Lesko as the winner of this race on Nov. 8. Lesko is a current member of Congress for Arizona's 8th Congressional District. She opted not to run for re-election to Congress.

On Nov. 6, Lesko's campaign declared victory in a statement.

"Thank you to all the voters who placed their trust in me to represent them on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors," Lesko wrote. "It is an honor to again serve the West Valley in this new role, and I promise that I will always work hard to reflect my constituents’ interests with every action and vote."

Major news organizations have not made a projection on the race.

The incumbent in this district, Clint Hickman, announced his decision to not seek re-election in February.