Grand Canyon University, an official Maricopa County voting site, celebrated on Tuesday with Party at the Polls, a community-building event at GCU restaurant Cañón 49 that included food, a bounce house and crafts. The event was presented by the Canyon Civic Institute, Associated Students of GCU, the university's department of Government Relations and the Ingram Honors College.
Senior Jadyn Hoglan (left) and sophomore Katelyn Escobar of Canyon Civic Institute direct guests to the Party at the Polls at Cañón 49 on Election Day. Nov. 3, 2026.Students arrive by shuttle to vote and attend the Party at the Polls at Cañón 49 on Election Day. Nov. 3, 2026.Associated Students of GCU President Judah Floyd (right) and Vice President Gracie Zimbardi were on hand to greet guests to the Party at the Polls at Cañón 49 on Election Day. Nov. 3, 2026.A student shows her “I Voted” sticker during the Party at the Polls on Election Day at Cañón 49 on Nov. 3, 2026.Felicia Romero and Tabari Miller, who live near 39th Avenue and Glendale, grab some food at the Party at the Polls Election Day event after voting at Cañón 49. Nov. 3, 2026.Guests attend the Party at the Polls at Cañón 49 after voting on Election Day. Nov. 3, 2026.Students arrive to vote and attend the Party at the Polls at Cañón 49 on Election Day. Nov. 3, 2026.Five year-old Dante Beltran gets his face painted by GCU students at the event. Nov. 3, 2026.Students play cornhole on Election Day during Party at the Polls. Nov. 3, 2026.A student displays an “I Voted” sticker. Nov. 3, 2026.
At each clinic, dancers will learn a jazz combination, hip hop combination, pom sideline, turns combination and technical skills commonly used by competitive dance teams. [...]
At each clinic, dancers will learn a jazz combination, hip hop combination, pom sideline, turns combination and technical skills commonly used by competitive dance teams. [...]
Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment but also as a matter of conscience.
This is also why you pay taxes, for the authorities are God's servants, who give their full time to governing. Give everyone what you owe Him: If you owe taxes, pay taxes; if revenue, then revenue; if respect, then respect; if honor, then honor. (Romans 13:5-6)
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