How & Where to Vote
Find out where to vote, how to vote, how to vote early, and how to vote by mail.
Register to Vote
Register to vote in Arizona, or learn more about voter ID & rights.
Election Details
Visit the Arizona election website or call (877) THE-VOTE to learn more about your states voting details.
Have more questions about voting?
Read our voting FAQ
Important Dates - State Primary
Voting Information for Arizona
Don’t miss your next election!
Arizona will hold its state primary election on Aug. 8th. Voters may elect to vote by-mail by joining the Permanent Early Voting List. Simply submit a new voter registration application and select the by-mail ballot option.
Presidential Primaries
Arizona holds closed primary elections. Registered voters affiliated with a particular party may only vote in its primary.
Visit Arizona Republican Party or Democratic Party sites for more details.
Statewide Primaries
Some congressional seats, state offices and constitutional amendments may be included on the ballot.
Find Your RepresentativesEarly Voting + Absentee Voting
Early Voting Dates: Jul. 8th to Jul. 31st
You can vote in-person at your county elections office before the election. No excuse required. Early voting times may vary by county. Check with your county elections office to confirm dates for early voting during election cycle.
To vote absentee-by-mail, first you’ll need to apply for an absentee ballot (click here) no later than Jul. 24th. Then, when you complete your absentee ballot, it must be postmarked by Jul. 29th. You may also elect to be on Arizona’s Permanent Early Voting List for all elections. Submit a new registration form with this selection if it is your preference.
Voter ID + Eligibility for Arizona
Do Voters Need ID?
- Yes, voters need an ID
- State or federal photo ID is required
- First time voters need ID
Voter Rights
Find out more about your rights in Arizona.
Pre-registration
- If you are 17 and will be 18 on or before the next election, you may register to vote.
Youth participation is affected by changing state legislation or party rules. If we are not up to date please let us know.