Democrat-backed candidate flips Chandler mayor’s office in Arizona
Summary
The city of Chandler, Arizona, held its first mayoral election in eight years. Independent candidate Matt Orlando won the election, defeating Arizona House legislator Jeff Weninger by 17 points.Key Facts
- Chandler, Arizona, had its first mayoral election in eight years.
- Matt Orlando, an independent candidate, won the mayor’s race.
- Orlando defeated Jeff Weninger, who is an Arizona House legislator.
- Orlando won by a margin of 17 percentage points.
- The election was nonpartisan, meaning candidates were not officially representing political parties.
- Orlando is supported by Legislative District 13.
- The mayor’s office changed hands with this election result.
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