General Election: November 5th, 2024
The presidential election is on November 5th, 2024 where you will have the opportunity to vote for the President, Arizona U.S Senate, and many other offices that will directly affect you. You will also have the opportunity to vote yes or no on several propositions impacting voting access, access to abortion, labor, education, and more.
Questions about how to vote?
How To Vote
There are three safe and convenient ways to vote.
Voting by mail is a safe, secure option and a convenient choice for many voters, especially for people that might have busy schedules or disabilities.
If you got a ballot in the mail for the last election, and you haven’t moved, you are all set! If you haven’t been getting your ballots in the mail but want to start, sign up here. You must sign up before October 25, 2024.
Once you receive your ballot and fill it out, make sure to mail it back no later than October 29, 2024. If you miss the deadline to mail it back, you have the option of dropping it off at a drop-box or at any polling place in your county on or before November 5th (election day).
Make sure it is signed, sealed, dated, and includes your phone number in case the County Recorder’s office has to reach you to count your vote. A family member, caregiver, or housemate can also drop off your ballot for you.
- Did you know you can vote in person early? You don't have to wait for Election Day. Options vary by county, but you may be able to vote on the weekends, in the evenings or at another time that's convenient for you.
You can also vote in person on Election Day! Polls are open from 6am to 7pm. If you are in line by 7pm, you have the right to vote.
Depending on your county, you may need to go to a specific, assigned polling location, or you may be able to use any polling place in your county. Find your nearest polling location here.
General Election: November 8th, 2022
On November 8th, we’ll vote for State Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, U.S Senate, and many more offices. We will also have the opportunity to vote yes or no on several propositions impacting voting access, education, and more.