The 2026 Primary Election was held on July 21, 2026. View unofficial election results.
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See our Voter Information page.
The following candidates have filed for the 2026 Town of Marana election:
Mayor (2-Year Term)
Greg Johnsen Jon Post
Town Council (4-Year Term)
Herb Kai Jackie McGuire Teri Murphy John Officer Julie Prince Susan Ritz
Official Write-In Candidate
Jackie Craig
View Candidate Filings
The Town of Marana Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
The 2026 Town election includes the office of Mayor and four Town Council seats.
The Mayor’s seat is for a 2-year term. Council Member seats are for 4-year terms.
Marana’s municipal elections are nonpartisan. Candidates do not run as representatives of a political party, and political party affiliation does not appear on the ballot.
The Town’s role is to administer elections in a fair and neutral manner. The Town does not prepare candidate summaries or provide information about candidates’ political positions, endorsements, or affiliations.
Residents interested in learning more about candidates may review candidate websites or campaign materials, attend candidate forums or public events, and review publicly available information sources.
Maybe. A General Election will only be held if one or more Town races are not decided at the Primary Election.
In Marana’s elections, candidates may be elected at the Primary Election if they receive enough votes to meet the required majority threshold. If needed, the General Election would function similarly to a runoff election for any remaining office or offices.
The Mayor’s seat is for a 2-year term because the Town is filling the remainder of former Mayor Ed Honea’s term following his passing in November 2024.
The Town of Marana partners with Pima County to administer elections. For more information on voter registration, early ballots, and ballot-by-mail, please visit the Voter Information page.
The Town provides information about political signs on our Political Signs FAQs page.
Initiative, Referendum and Recall packets may be obtained via appointment with the Town Clerk’s office by emailing clerk@maranaaz.gov or calling (520) 382-1961.