Friday, March 12, 2010 | 6:12 PM Shelley Gillespie Final count for primary  “Unofficial” primary election results change Maricopa landscape; School override defeated by 20 votes By Shelley Gillespie Unofficial results published by the Pinal Board Elections Board show some changes in the ranking of primary candidates since the March 9 results. The Pinal County Board of Supervisors will makes a final, official declaration at their meeting on March 17. Additional votes in the tally represented between 500-600 early ballot and provisional voters. The Maricopa Unified School District override went down to defeat by only 20 votes out of 2,796 cast. The MUSD will likely now need to cut positions and find other more...   News »Used book sale... »March is Red Cross Month... »Pacana Park lake fishing... »Arizona Senate Finance... Government »Final count for primary... »Maricopa primary results... »Current priorities of Council... »Candidates share priorities... Business »CAC seeking employers to... »New local production company... »Maricopa development to include... »Maricopa -- a Happening Place!... Education »MHS students learn healthcare... »MUSD Superintendent Kleck's new... »Maricopa school year: 4 days a... »CAC building campus in Maricopa... Sports »"Future looks bright" -- MHS... »MHS athletes honored by AIA... »Wrestling Season Ends Well... »Three cheers for Cheer Camp!... Entertainment »3rd Annual Family Festival --... »Giant Arizona Lottery jackpots... »Award-winning author comes to... »Fourth $200,000 Powerball prize...   Search CopaNews.com ADVERTISEMENT

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