Arizona early voting opens for November election

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 21:55 · Archive

Early voting has begun in Arizona for the general election on 3 November. Early ballots are being mailed out, and voter centres are open for in-person early voting across the state. Voters can find polling locations on Arizona's Secretary of State's My.Arizona.Vote website, with Maricopa County and Pima County residents able to check their respective county elections websites.

Mail ballots must be posted at least seven days before election day to arrive in time. Voters can track their ballots as they are received, verified and counted. Maricopa County and Pima County have their own tracking websites, whilst other county residents can use the Arizona Secretary of State's online ballot tracker. Those who miss the early voting window can still vote in person on election day or drop off mail-in ballots to drop boxes or voting locations by 7 p.m.

Arizona voters will decide whether to keep Governor Katie Hobbs in office or elect Republican Representative Andy Biggs. Voters will also decide on a new lieutenant governor position, and vote for state attorney general, the state's top education official and the top elections official who will certify the state's 2028 presidential election results. Eight statewide ballot measures and local propositions will also appear on ballots.

How it is being reported

• Tucson Now: The candidates asking for your vote November 3rdTucson Now is speaking with nearly every candidate on your Midterm ballot.KOLD · 8 Oct, 21:17
• Early voting starts in Arizona for November midterm electionEarly ballots are being mailed out, and voter centers are open for in-person early voting.Azfamily · 7 Oct, 19:48

In this story: Arizona · Katie Hobbs · Andy Biggs · Maricopa County · Pima County · Tucson

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