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NOTICE: Voting locations are established by the county and are subject to change.

Note:  Your address is used solely to display your elected official information, voting dates and other district-specific information.

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What if I can't find my address in the dashboard?

If your address cannot be located by this tool or you have a non-standard address, in particular for voters on tribal land, please feel free to utilize GPS coordinates to search your location. GPS coordinates are formed by two components that are a latitude , giving the north-south position, and a longitude, giving the east-west position. To find this you can go to google maps, pull up your location and right click the map. This pulls up a small menu with the top line presenting the lat. & long (ex. 33.449, -112.0938). Copy those numbers into the "address bar" on this page and click "go".

What Will I See?

Enter your address to view your:

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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.

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Elected Official Information

Your Elected Officials
Photos and contact information of the Arizona elected officials who currently represent you.

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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.

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  • My District
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Where to Vote




  • Early
  • On Election Day
REQUEST AN EARLY or REPLACEMENT BALLOT
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.

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VISIT AN EARLY VOTING LOCATION
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the City of Douglas is a ballot by mail jurisdictional election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Cochise County.
The election happening in Coconino County is a polling place countywide election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Cochise County.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the Towns of Thatcher and Pima are ballot by mail jurisdictional elections. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Graham County.
No local elections on May 17th.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election in the City of Litchfield Park is a ballot by mail election and all qualified voters were automatically sent a ballot. Voters are able to mail back their ballots or drop it off at any voting location or ballot drop box no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day. You can also vote in person. For the most up to date voting location and drop box information please click the button below.

Where do I Vote?.
No local elections on May 17th.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the City of Tucson is a ballot by mail jurisdictional election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Tucson.
No local elections on May 17th.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the Town of Dewey-Humboldt is a ballot by mail jurisdictional election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Tucson Elections.
No local elections on May 17th.
WHAT IS A BALLOT DROP BOX?
A ballot drop box is a secured bin provided by County Election Officials where voters can return their voted ballot. They are located in a secure location, such as inside or in front of a federal, state, local, or tribal government building. The Election Procedures Manual details the security measures required for ballot drop boxes.

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NOTICE: Drop boxes are established by the county and are subject to change.
IN-PERSON
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the City of Douglas is a ballot by mail jurisdictional election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Cochise County.
The election happening in Coconino County is a polling place countywide election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Cochise County.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the Towns of Thatcher and Pima are ballot by mail jurisdictional elections. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Graham County.
No local elections on May 17th.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election in the City of Litchfield Park is a ballot by mail election and all qualified voters were automatically sent a ballot. Voters are able to mail back their ballots or drop it off at any voting location or ballot drop box no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day. You can also vote in person. For the most up to date voting location and drop box information please click the button below.

Where do I Vote?.
No local elections on May 17th.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the City of Tucson is a ballot by mail jurisdictional election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Tucson.
No local elections on May 17th.
No local elections on May 17th.
The election happening in the Town of Dewey-Humboldt is a ballot by mail jurisdictional election. If you have not received or returned your ballot yet please contact Tucson Elections.
No local elections on May 17th.


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Visit Pima County's Polling Place Lookup

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ON THE BALLOT

To see what is on the ballot for the upcoming local elections, please refer to the election detail pages.

The district lines adopted by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission are reflected on this page as they will apply to the 2022 midterm elections (the new districts).

Propositions



ON THE BALLOT

Candidate Information





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:
  • 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
Visit the AZ Secretary of State's website to check your early ballot status.

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:
  • 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.

The district lines adopted by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission are reflected on this page as they will apply to the 2022 midterm elections (the new districts).
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: