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Election results / Arizona

November 3, 2026 · Ballot measures

Shall Justice John Lopez IV, Justice of the Supreme Court be retained in office?

Arizona · Apache County

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Shall Justice John Lopez IV, Justice of the Supreme Court be retained in office?

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County vote totals and leading choice for Shall Justice John Lopez IV, Justice of the Supreme Court be retained in office?
CountyLeading choiceVotes for leaderShare
Apache County Be retained YES13,18364.5%
Cochise County Be retained YES25,75975.1%
Coconino County Be retained YES22,25859.2%
Gila County Be retained YES10,83178.3%
Graham County Be retained YES6,42979.0%
Greenlee County Be retained YES1,17673.3%
La Paz County Be retained YES2,68874.5%
Maricopa County Be retained YES537,02055.3%
Mohave County Be retained YES43,55380.2%
Navajo County Be retained YES20,28870.7%
Pima County Be retained YES155,23858.3%
Pinal County Be retained YES74,78768.7%
Santa Cruz County Be retained YES7,40968.0%
Yavapai County Be retained YES62,88679.4%
Yuma County Be retained YES18,33975.0%