Knorr elected to council as Glover, Griffin win racesWith all ballots processed, Maricopa voters have elected one City Council member outright while setting the stage for the remaining seats to be decided in November. AnnaMarie Knorr received 3,846 votes, surpassing the 3,790 votes needed to secure a City Council seat in the July 28 primary election. In a statement sent to media, Knorr said she was “truly grateful for the victory.” Patricia Glover: 2,596 votes (50.35%)Tom Chapman: 2,548 votes (49.42%)ConstableIncumbent Bill Griffin won re-election, defeating challenger Tim Nuanes by more than 1,100 votes. Bill Griffin: 3,004 votes (60.98%)Tim Nuanes: 1,900 votes (38.57%)Although he has not formally conceded, Nuanes thanked supporters following the election.