SRP election day draws lines of voters, with results expected April 8
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The Salt River Project's governing boards election saw unprecedented voter turnout, with a slate of climate activists pitted against the utility's traditional leadership. The election results, expected on April 8, will determine the direction of the utility, which sets water and energy rates for over a million customers in the Phoenix area.
A highly contested election for the Salt River Project's governing boards took place on April 7. The election pitted climate activists against traditional leadership, with disagreements on policies like rooftop solar and fossil fuel reliance. The contest saw unprecedented voter turnout, with hundreds of voters lining up at the SRP voting center in Tempe. The election was marked by high political spending and involvement from groups like the Sierra Club and Turning Point. The results are expected on April 8. The election will determine the direction of the utility, which serves over a million customers in the Phoenix area.
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