Name: Vic Williams

Rep. Vic Williams held a 13-point lead Tuesday night, and appeared headed for a Republican Party nomination to seek re-election in House District 26.

District 26 Rep. Vic Williams was one of three Republicans in the Arizona House who voted against a leadership-pushed budget last week.

Republican House District 26 candidate Vic Williams believes his party needs to rediscover its values.

District 26 Rep. Vic Williams has formed an exploratory committee to possibly run for District 1 of the Pima County Board of Supervisors.

Republican Vic Williams and Democrat Rep. Nancy Young Wright have emerged as apparent winners for two seats in the Arizona House from District 26, encompassing much of the Northwest.

State Rep. Vic Williams reported the most cash on hand compared to the other three Republicans running for the Pima County Board of Supervisors District 1 seat.

District 26 Reps. Nancy Young Wright and Vic Williams listened to the concerns of parents and educators, and offered opinions and assurances about state budget shortfalls and education funding at a Thursday night forum.

Incumbent Republican Sen. John McCain defeated challenger J.D. Hayworth in Tuesday's Arizona primary election.

Rep. Vic Williams updates the 2009 Legislature for the Oro Valley Republican Women's Club at its luncheon Friday, May 8, at the Oro Valley Country Club.

Ally Milller held on TUesday night to beat Mike Hellon in the Republican race for Pima County Board of Supervisors District 1.

Rep. Nancy Young Wright, the incumbent Democrat in the District 26 House race, conceded defeat Tuesday.

Three candidates for the Arizona House of Representatives in District 26 are locked in a near-even heat, according to early results from the Nov. 2 election.

It is only through the good graces of Thelma Grimes, Editor at The Explorer Newspaper, that I have the opportunity to respond to a bizarre letter from my colleague, Vic Williams. Let’s get to the nub of V. Williams’ letter.