The City of Phoenix election results are in for the mayoral and council election.

The results were announced last night, August 30, at 8 p.m., with votes submitted from nearly 650,000 registered voters — 646,995, to be exact — with a little more than two percent of the votes from voting centers, and a little more than 13 percent casting their votes via early voting (nearly 90,000 votes).

According to the City of Phoenix’s website, these unofficial results do not include provisional ballots; the remaining early ballots and provisional ballots expected to be tabulated on Friday, Sept. 2. Check back here for those results.

Mayoral Election Results

Greg Stanton received most of the votes, more than 37 percent and more than 37,000 votes. Read Stanton’s statement on his website.

Wes Gullett came in second — more than 20 percent and more than 20,000 votes. Read Gullett’s statement on his website.

Here’s a breakdown of the mayoral election results:

Votes

Percent

1. Greg Stanton

37,759

37.85%

2. Wes Gullett

20,492

20.54%
3. Peggy Neely
12,622
12.65%
4. Claude Mattox
12,090

12.12%
5. Jennifer Wright
11,442
11.47%
6. Anna Brennan

4,910

 4.92%

Proposition 1 — Expenditure Limit

Proposition 1 passed, with a little less than three-quarters of voters voting YES.

What is Prop 1? Read more about it.

Votes

Percent
YES
63,723
71.44%
NO
25,472
28.56%

Proposition 2 — Zoning Referendum

Proposition 2 did not pass, with more than 60 percent voting NO.

What is Prop 2? Read more about it.

Votes

Percent
NO
58,922
61.49%

YES

36,908

38.51%

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