Winners

Losers

Scott Smith

The political newcomer got a key endorsement from former rival Claudia Williams for his Mesa Mayoral bid.

Rex Griswold

On primary night Griswold touted experience won over 60% of the vote with Griswold’s 34% and Williams 28%. This week 28% of that experience vote endorsed Smith’s change over Griswold’s experience.

Trent Humphries

The LD26 candidate is off to a fast start. Humphries has been everywhere and from the emails we are receiving is impressing some people who were a little skeptical.

John McCain

Sorry Johnny, the vote is in and the McCain girls don’t compare to the Obama Girl.

Bob Lord

The DCCC was always hesitant to actually get involved in this race besides providing good lip service, but now sources close to both Lord and the DCCC tell us one more stellar fundraising quarter and Lord will be getting more than just lip service from the DCCC.

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