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City of Phoenix Election Results

City of Phoenix voters went to the polls yesterday to select city council seats in District 6 and District 3. The APA rallied its members to support a candidate in each district. With final vote tallies now published, the results of the election show a mixed result for our APA endorsed candidates.

In District 6 current and now re-elected Councilman Sal DiCiccio defeated Ms. Dana Kennedy in a highly contentious race. Ms. Kennedy was the candidate supported by the APA. Ms. Kennedy garnered approximately 45% of the votes cast. The results of the election were apparent early when early mail-in ballot counts showed Councilman DiCiccio ahead by approximately three thousand votes. The APA congratulates Councilman DiCiccio on his victory. The APA wishes to express our admiration to Ms Kennedy and the Kennedy campaign for the dignity, zeal and energy they brought to this precinct election.

In District 3, APA endorsed candidate Councilman Bill Gates easily won re-election in District 6. The APA wishes to congratulate Councilman Gates and his campaign staff on their outstanding re-election campaign and a victory so rightfully earned.