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Fountain Hills Town Council to certify 2026 primary election

During special session

The Town Council will certify the primary election results.

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The Fountain Hills Town Council will canvass, or certify, the 2026 primary election results during a special session at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 4, in the Town Council chambers.

Victories for Mayor Gerry Friedel and council candidates Dan Kovacevic, Mathew Corrigan and Ben Larrabee will be certified.

There were 18,383 registered voters with a turnout of 9,979 votes cast (54.28%). The county reports 65 ballots were rejected or returned late.

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