VOTE YOUR WHOLE BALLOT. DON'T GET JAMMED. VOTE IN PERSON OR DROP OFF YOUR BALLOT ASAP. IT'S TOO LATE TO MAIL BACK BALLOTS.
Voter Helpline:
602-842-0373
help@ivoteaz.org
Before voting, go to BeBallotReady.vote
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Print out your sample ballot and fill it out as a dry-run to avoid mistakes and save time in lines.
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In the dashboard, sign up for ballot & voter registration alerts.
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Check the wait times. You can vote at any location in Maricopa County.
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In the morning on Nov 5th, check that your ballot was counted.
🙂Good: If you must vote by mail, mail it ASAP or by 10/25.
😀Better: Drop your voted early ballot at a Vote Center by 11/1.
🤩Best: Vote Early In Person ASAP or by 11/4. Be in line before 5 pm.
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HOW TO SECURE YOUR VOTE
HOW TO MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE
Hours will vary. Click the link for the spreadsheet for the full list.
Two Ways to Search:
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Enter in your Zip Code for a list of nearest open in-person voting locations. You can vote at any in-person location. Click "Load More" for more options to pull up.
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To search by your street address, click the map image below. Voting locations are color coded based on the day they open.
WHERE TO VOTE IN MARICOPA COUNTY
Decide How You Want to Vote
Early In-Person: Starting October 9th at in-person voting locations, you can vote in person. Lines are usually short or no line at all. Bring your photo ID. Tip: You can vote early in-person even if you got an early ballot or if you aren't on the early vote list.
Early By Mail: Until October 24th, you can request that an early ballot be mailed to your house or to another temporary address if you are out of town. Drop it off at a voting location or USPS Blue Box as soon as possible. Make sure to sign and date the envelope before mailing.
Election Day: Voting locations are open from 6 am to 7 pm on November 5th. Plan extra time for long lines. Bring your photo ID.
The ballot in Maricopa County is 4 pages long. If you make a mistake filling it out, you have to spoil it and start over again.
You can do a dry run on your ballot by going to your Voter Dashboard and printing out a sample ballot.
Go to BeBallotReady.vote to access and download your Sample Ballot.
Scroll down to the "What's On My Ballot" section to access the key information you need to vote your values.
Voting made Easy as Pie! 🥧
Print Out Your Sample Ballot
If you are dropping off a ballot, the best place to drop it off to ensure it gets there on time is directly at a voting location.
If you plan to vote in person, vote as soon as possible at an in-person voting location to avoid the lines.
In-person voting locations are open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and Saturdays 10/26 and 11/2 from 9 am to 5 pm.
During regular business hours, you can search for a voting location HERE. You can also find the nearest location to your address and check wait times.
A spreadsheet of the full schedule is located HERE.
Choose Your Voting Location
✅ You have your sample ballot filled out to use as a template.
✅You know where to vote or where to drop off your ballot.
✅You have your photo ID if you are voting in-person.
✅You've signed up for ballot and voter alerts so that you receive confirmation when your ballot is counted.
✅If you voted early, on the morning of November 5th on Election Day, you're logging into BeBallotReady.vote or my.Arizona.vote just to double check your ballot was received and processed.
Go Vote!
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WHAT'S ON MY BALLOT
Your vote is like the secret sauce that makes keeping our Constitutional Republic sizzle . Remember, YOUR VOTE MATTERS, especially on the local County races, the legislature, local tax increases & propositions. Every race you leave blank, you let the commies have more voting power. 🤯😱 So, don't be a wallflower, strut your stuff to the polls and show off your voting skills ASAP. Let's make voting & saving AZ the coolest thing since having AC in the desert! 🌵
Please Note: Items below are listed in order it appears on the ballot with page numbers referring to the Maricopa County Ballot layout. We don't take a position for or against anything on your ballot, but in the spirit of voter education, we refer you to organizations who want to save the Constitutional Republic and had pretty smart people give recommendations after thoughtful consideration. In some cases, we linked pertinent articles or local citizen resource links. Vote your conscience!
Sources You Might Find Helpful for More Information (click highlighted text)
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Informational Resources: Match Your Values Quiz AZ Inflation Relief Scorecard
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Organizations: AZ Free - Ballot Prop Video Explainer AZ Women of Action - Ballot Props Center for AZ Policy - Ballot Props Hispanic Liberty Alliance (Spanish Resource - en Español)
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Local Citizen Recommendations: Phoenix Scottsdale
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Government Resource: AZSOS Publicity Pamphlet AZ Legislature Analysis of Props
HELP! THIS HAPPENED.
NOW WHAT?
Get the answers to the most common questions and concerns about voting in Maricopa County. We also answer what to do if you find yourself in scenarios that can impact your ability to vote. Reach us at help@ivoteaz.org or 602-842-0373.
PLEASE NOTE: Nothing on this website is legal advice. Content is for educational purposes only.