Rex Griswold

Mesa’s runoff election for Mayor is being held today between businessman Scott Smith and former City Council member Rex Griswold.  Also in Mesa, District 5 will decide between Phil Austin and Dina Higgins for their council seat.  Early voting in Mesa has been through the roof.

In Tempe two at-large City Council seats will be filled when voters decide between current vice-chair Hut Hutson, Julie Jakubek, Joel Navaro and Corey Woods.

It always happens.  During every campaign the team staff and supporters go around and put up signs.  It always happens.  Kids and supporters of the other side always tear down signs.  Its going to happen and you can do one of two things, plan ahead and deal with it or complain and waste time and energy and draw attention so the sign thieves up their efforts. 

Recently Mesa Mayoral candidates Scott Smith and Rex Griswold have chose option 2.  Instead of realizing it was going to happen and plan ahead with a reserve of signs they have decided to complain about it.  Well here is an idea for these campaigns.  Maybe you should click "more" below see the solution.

Mesa Mayoral candidate Scott Smith has added the Arizona State Lodge Fraternal Order of Police to his growing list of endorsements.  The police join the Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona in endorsing Smith over Rex Griswold for Mesa Mayor.  read more »

Mesa Mayoral candidate Scott Smith is continuing to rack up the endorsements over Rex Griswold.  Over the last two weeks Smith has announced endorsements from his former rival and Vice-Mayor Claudia Walters along with newly elected city council members Dennis Kavanaugh, Alex Finter and Dave Richins.  Now Smith

Claudia Walters, the Vice-Mayor of Mesa and former Mayoral candidate, has decided to snub a colleague and endorse the newcomer Scott Smith for Mayor.  read more »

In the race for Mayor of Mesa, Scott Smith is leading Rex Griswold and Claudia Walters 38% to 34% to 28% with 30 of 41 polling places reporting. This is somewhat a surprise as Walters was expected by most to be in the top two. With no one rec <