Andrés Cano (D)
District 5 · Board of Supervisors, Pima County
Appointed by the Board of Supervisors, 3-0, on April 15, 2025, to fill out Adelita Grijalva's term after she resigned to run for Congress. The seat is on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot; Cano was unopposed in the July 21 Democratic primary.
- How
- Appointed to fill a vacancy
- Party
- Democrat
- Since
- April 2025
- Next election
- Nov. 3, 2026
- Pay
- $96,600 a year, by statute since Jan. 1, 2025: A.R.S. § 11-419(A), counties of 500,000 or more.
What the office does
The Board of Supervisors is the county's governing body and its legislative authority: the county's powers can be exercised only by the board or by officers acting under its authority. State law lets the board supervise the conduct of the county officers who assess, collect and spend public money, levy the annual county property tax, lay out and maintain county roads, care for the county's sick, establish precincts and canvass election returns, fill vacancies in county offices, and adopt local police, sanitary and other regulations.
In a county of Pima's size the board has five members, each elected from a supervisorial district to a four-year term. The board appoints the county administrator and the clerk of the board.
Source: A.R.S. §§ 11-201, 11-211 and 11-251; Pima County Code § 2.04.010.
In our reporting
- Pima County halts new data centers for 120 days on a 3-2 vote
- Pima County Widens Post-Project Blue Scrutiny to Big Water and Power Users, Tables Extra $1M for Housing
- Pima County Board Approves $122K Education Contract Over Objections, Reverses Procurement Denial, Delays Economic Plan
- Pima County Supervisors Vote to Pursue 120-Day Data Center Moratorium
- Pima County Removes Entire Industrial Development Authority Board, Names New Treasurer
- Pima County Board Votes 4-1 to Back Tohono O'odham Nation's Border Wall Lawsuit
- Pima County Supervisors Approve $1.8B Budget, Bonuses for Lowest-Paid Workers
- Pima County Supervisors Approve Outside Recruiter for Administrator Search Amid Union Pushback on Flat Pay Raise
- Nearly Half of Pima County's SNAP Households Lose Benefits Under Federal Cuts; Supervisors Warn of $178M Annual Hit
- Pima County Adopts $1.81B Tentative Budget, Approves $150K for Domestic Violence Services
- Pima County Board Asks Arizona Attorney General to Review Sheriff Nanos's Sworn Testimony
- Pima County Heat Deaths Declining Indoors, But Overall Mortality Persists as County Expands 2026 Response
- Pima County Board Votes 2-1 to Oppose Tucson Electric Power's 14% Rate Increase
See the whole chart: Pima County.
Seat details: official page.
Official portrait via Pima County (pima.gov, District 5 page)
Who They Are was researched and written by Nicholas De Leon with Claude Fable 5.1 from the official pages, election canvasses, statutes and contracts linked on each chart; the reports naming each person are matched by code from What They Decided, and no model wrote any of it. Last updated 10:31 AM MST on October 5, 2026. Read more about how this is made.