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Primary Registration Deadline —

July 30
Primary Election — August 28
Election Registration Deadline —
October 9
Early Ballots Mailed — October 10
Last Day to Mail Early Ballot —
October 31
Election — November 6
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How To Register To Vote
In Arizona you can register to vote in
person and online. In order to be
eligible to register you must be 18 by
the next regularly scheduled election,
be a United States citizen, be an
Arizona resident, and have a permanent
address (Not all dorms are permanent
addresses). The application can be filled
out at any Arizona Department of
Transportation location. The application
can also be found in the Arizona
Secretary of State office along with
your local county recorder.
If you are
interested in
registering
online please go
to:
https://servicearizona.com/webapp/
evoter/selectLanguage
How To Get Informed
When voting it is important to know about debates which are free to attend and
who and what you are voting for. You can streamed online on their website:
never be too informed when it comes to
https://www.azcleanelections.gov/en/
your vote (You only get one). Propositions
past-debates
and candidates release plenty of their own
information but that comes with potential Previous debates are archived on their
bias. For unbiased information on website to watch later.
candidates it is encouraged to check with
Every source has risk of bias, the best
Arizona Clean Elections voter information
thing one can do as a voter is to read
guides. These
and watch as much as possible and
guides can be
form opinions on your own.
requested online or
found at most public
libraries. Arizona
Clean Election
guides contain facts
about candidates and ballot initiatives. The
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information is things such as cost analysis
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candidates. The Arizona Clean Election
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