Whereas an enormous pay hike for Tucson’s mayor and Metropolis Council members is passing by a really slender margin and can head to a recount, the ultimate outcomes of native races remained the identical as when the Tucson Sentinel referred to as them after final week’s election.

Tucson Democratic incumbents received with vast leads, Vail incorporation was rejected out of hand, and faculty district funding measures had been permitted by vast margins.

However Prop. 413, which might peg the salaries of the mayor and members of the Metropolis Council to the degrees set for the county supervisors — which means a considerable annual improve, after which a rise once more — will head to a recount. The measure is passing narrowly, with 289 extra “sure” votes out of 94,041 solid.

State regulation requires a recount if the margin is inside one-half of 1 % of the votes. However recounts not often change the outcomes of contests, with only a handful of elections in Arizona historical past ending with shifted outcomes.

Election outcomes

Up to date Tuesday, Nov. 14. 6:30 p.m.

Tucson Prop. 413 (Mayor & Council Pay)

Tucson Mayor

Tucson Ward 1

Tucson Ward 2

Tucson Ward 4

Prop. 400 – Altar Valley colleges

Prop. 401 – Sahuarita Valley colleges

Prop. 402 – Vail incorporation

Prop. 497 – Flowing Wells colleges

Prop. 496 – TUSD colleges

Prop. 498 – Sunnyside colleges

Prop. 499 – Sunnyside colleges