Election Results City of Scottsdale

The Scottsdale General Election held on November 5, 2024, marked a significant moment in local governance, resulting in the election of Lisa Borowsky as Mayor and Adam Kwasman and Maryann McAllen to the City Council. Voter engagement was evident, with Borowsky securing 71,089 votes, or 54. 14%, against her opponent David Ortega, who garnered 59,900 votes. The City Council elections also featured strong competition, with Jan Dubauskas, Tammy Caputi, and Tom Durham among the candidates. Kwasman and McAllen's wins highlight a shift towards a new council dynamic.

In addition to the elections, voters approved two propositions: Proposition 490, which introduces a 0. 15% sales tax, and Proposition 491, which adjusts the city's expenditure limits. These results reflect a supportive stance among residents for changes to local fiscal policy. The newly elected officials are set to assume their roles in January 2025, promising to influence Scottsdale's future direction. Overall, this election underscores the importance of active civic participation in shaping local governance.