My Voting Dashboard
Learn about the candidates, debates to watch, important deadlines and more for the General Election in your area.
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What Will I See?
Enter your address to view your:
Election Information
Election Dates & Details
What issues are on your ballot plus important deadlines for voting.
Candidate Information
Biographies and statements from candidates in your area.
Polling Place or Voting Center Location
Where to vote in-person.
Elected Official Information
Your Elected Officials
Photos and contact information of the Arizona elected officials who currently represent you.
Voting District Information
Congressional District
Your Senators and Representatives at the federal level.
Legislative District
Your Senators and Representatives within Arizona's state legislature.
County District
Your County Board of Supervisors.
City District
Your City Council member.
Where to Vote
- Early
- On Election Day
REQUEST AN EARLY BALLOT
GET TO AN EARLY VOTING LOCATION
Want to get a ballot mailed to you?
Call your county recorder to request one.
NOTE: If you are already registered to receive your ballot in the mail, (which means you are on the Permanent Early Voting List), you will receive your ballot automatically. No action is required.
Call your county recorder to request one.
NOTE: If you are already registered to receive your ballot in the mail, (which means you are on the Permanent Early Voting List), you will receive your ballot automatically. No action is required.
City of Tucson Voters: The City of Tucson is conducting their own election. Voters are able to request an early ballot or check their early ballot status online by contacting City of Tucson Elections at 520-791-3221.
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GET TO AN EARLY VOTING LOCATION
IN-PERSON
You have an assigned polling place on Election Day. Please click the button below to find your polling place. Please note, as an added convenience, your county also offers vote center locations that you may choose to vote at on Election Day. See the list below.
Nearly all of the elections happening in Maricopa County are ballot by mail. Below are ballot replacement centers that voters are able to visit!
Gila County has polling places and 5 vote centers. ANY registered voter can vote at any of the 5 vote centers. Gila County also has 11 Precinct specific polling sites; voters must be registered in those precincts in order to cast a valid ballot. Click the button below to find your polling place, or select a vote center location from the list below.
You have an assigned Polling Place location. You may only go to this location to vote on election day. Please click the button below to find your polling place.
Your county utilizes vote centers. You may vote at any vote center on Election Day.
The election happening in Navajo county is countywide and is a vote center election. Ballots will be sent out in the mail once early voting has begun (July 31st). Voters can also cast their ballot at any of the vote centers listed below on Election Day.
Graham County has 6 vote centers. Any registered voter can vote at any of the 6 vote centers. Registered voters residing in Bylas and San Carlos will vote at their normal polling place but may vote at any of the vote centers located in Graham County. Registered voters residing in Klondyke and Bonita will vote at the Bonita School but may vote at any of the vote centers located in Graham County. Click the button below to find your polling place, or you may choose to vote at any of the vote centers listed below.
Voters registered in any precinct can vote at any Vote Center. Only voters registered in Precinct 1-Eagle can vote at the Upper Eagle Creek School. Only voter registered in Precinct 2-Blue can vote at the Blue School. Click the button below to find your precinct, or you may choose to vote at any of the vote centers listed below.
The City of Tucson will be conducting it's election separate from Pima County. Tucson voters are able to frequent any of the 7 replacement centers listed below that have "City of Tucson Residents Only" indicated in the name.
Voters living in Pima County but not within the City of Tucson can visit any center with "Non City of Tucson Resident" indicated in the name.
Voters living in Pima County but not within the City of Tucson can visit any center with "Non City of Tucson Resident" indicated in the name.
Santa Cruz County has 9 vote centers. ANY registered voter can vote at any of the 9 vote centers. Registered voters in Elgin 6, Tubac 11 and Sonoita 15 will vote at their normal polling place but may vote at any Vote Center in the county. Click the button below to find your polling place, or you may choose to vote at any of the vote center locations listed below.
ON THE BALLOT
ON THE BALLOT
Candidate Information
ABOUT YOUR CANDIDATES - NOTE: Only the Democratic Party is participating in the PPE
View PPE Candidates
View PPE Candidates
ON THE BALLOT
Propositions
VOTER REGISTRATION & BALLOT STATUS
VOTER REGISTRATION & BALLOT STATUS
Check My Voter Registration
Visit the AZ Secretary of State's website to check your voter registration.
The info you will need is:
Go To Website
The info you will need is:
- Your county
- Last name
- Date of birth
- Voter ID number or drivers license number
Go To Website
VOTER REGISTRATION & BALLOT STATUS
Check My Ballot Status
EARLY BALLOT
PROVISIONAL BALLOT
Visit the AZ Secretary of State's website to check your early ballot status.
The info you will need is:
Go To Website
The info you will need is:
- Your county
- Election Date
- Last name
- Date of birth
- Voter ID number or drivers license number
Go To Website
What is an early ballot?
A ballot that is received before election day. The early voting period starts 27 days prior to election day and voters can receive an early ballot through the mail or visit an onsite early voting location.
How can I get one?
When registering to vote you can request to be added to the Permanent Early Voting List (PEVL) or make a one time request by contacting your county recorder.
PROVISIONAL BALLOT
If you received a provisional ballot, visit the AZ Secretary of State's website to check its status.
The info you will need is:
Go To Website
The info you will need is:
- Your county
- Election Date
- Last name
Go To Website
What is a provisional ballot?
A provisional ballot is issued at the polling place to anyone who is not on the polling location’s roster or if the voter was unable to provide a valid form of identification.
Provisional ballots require additional verification before they can be counted. They help ensure every eligible voter only votes once.
My District Information
Below are your federal, state, county, and city districts based on the address you provided.FEDERAL
Congressional
District:
What is this?
Your district within Arizona that allows you to vote for your U.S. Senators and U.S. Representatives who represent you in Congress at the federal level.
Offices this district applies to:
STATE
Legislative
District:
What is this?
Your district within Arizona that allows you to vote for your State Senator and State Representatives who represent you in the Arizona State Legislature.
Offices this district applies to:
COUNTY
Board of Supervisors
District:
What is this?
Your district within your county in Arizona that allows you to vote for the Supervisors who represent you in your county's Board of Supervisors.
Offices this district applies to:
CITY
City & City Council District:
What is this?
Your district within Arizona that allows you to vote for officials who represent you at the city level.
Offices this district applies to: