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In addition to choosing the next mayor in 2024, Phoenix residents will elect City Council members in four out of eight districts. Each council district is drawn to represent as close to 201,000 people as possible. That’s a population larger than the city of Tempe.

Council members’ decisions impact every aspect of daily life — water and streets, police and fire, parks and libraries, and housing and commercial developments. The mayor and council also set local taxes and determine short- and long-term strategies that influence how Phoenix will grow.

KJZZ News sent each candidate for Districts 1, 3, 5 and 7 the same questions addressing various issues, including homelessness, public safety, and potential tax increases and program cuts. 

Early voting begins Oct. 9. Maricopa County election officials advise people voting by mail to mail their ballot by Oct. 29 or deliver it to a drop-off location or a voting location by Nov. 5. Registered voters can check their ballot status at BeBallotReady.vote

Not sure which district you live in? Scroll to the end to search by address or download the district map.