Voting Guide: Arizona
SCC has partnered with All In, Ask Every Student, Students Learn Students Vote, and Campus Vote Project to improve democratic engagement, increasing student voter participation rates, and voter education.
Below, you will find information and resources to help you become an engaged, civic-minded, and informed voter.
2026 Election Information, Dates, and Registration Deadlines
| Date | Primary Election |
|---|---|
| June 6 | Military and Overseas Ballots Mailed |
| June 22 | Voter Registration Deadline |
| June 24 | Ballots Mailed and Early Voting Begins |
| July 10 | Last day to request a replacement ballot by mail |
| July 14 | Last day to mail back your ballot |
| July 21 | Election Day! |
General Elections
| Date | General Election |
|---|---|
| September 19 | Military and Overseas Ballots Mailed |
| October 5 | Voter Registration Deadline |
| October 7 | Ballots Mailed and Early Voting Begins |
| October 23 | Last day to request a replacement ballot by mail |
| October 27 | Last day to mail back your ballot |
| November 3 | Election Day! |
How to Register
Voter Registration Forms are available in the Office of Student Experience & Leadership or you can register online by clicking the buttons below. To register to vote in Arizona, you must:
- Be a citizen of the United States.
- Be a resident of Arizona and the county listed on your registration.
- Be 18 or older on or before the day of the next General Election.
How Can I Vote?
How Can I Vote?
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By Mail
In Arizona, voters do not need an excuse to vote early by mail. They can request a mail ballot by submitting a form online or in writing or by calling or emailing their County Recorder's office.
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Early In-Person
A voter may cast their ballot at an early voting location site from the 27th day before Election Day up to and including the Friday before Election Day. Early voting hours and days vary by county. Contact your county recorder for specific information.
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Election Day
Voting sites will be open from 6 am until 7 pm on Election Day. Curbside voting is available to voters who cannot enter the polling place. Voters can locate their Election Day polling place by visiting the Arizona Voter Information Portal. If you are in line by the closing time, you have a right to vote.
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Additional Information
For additional information on local and municipal elections, please visit Election Calendars and Upcoming Events.
Voter Education Resources
- Arizona Secretary of State (Arizona Election and Election Results)
- AZ Teen Voter (Helpful information for eligible teen voters)
- BeBallotReady.vote (Dashboard of your voting and ballot status)
- Campus Vote Project (Deadlines, locations, materials)
- The League of Women Voters (Educating Voters)
- CIRCLE's Voter Education and Research
- Arizona Clean Elections ( Voter Education Guide and Candidate Information)
- Vote Smart (Information about and voting record of elected officials)
- Federal Voting Assistance Program (Registration assistance for military/overseas voting)
- Arizona Judicial Performance Review (Find information on the list of judges on your ballot)
- Open Secrets (Info from political watchdogs Center for Responsive Politics and National Institute on Money in Politics)
- All In to Vote (one-stop shop students to navigate the voting process)
- Arizona Native Vote (Helps with tribal voting and civic engagement)
- Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission
- Maricopa County Reprecincting