How elections work
in Arizona
Rules that shape registration and voting, the officials responsible for administering them, and the gaps that still require an election-specific source.
Make your voting plan
ArizonaMaricopa and Pima voters should use the county links in this tool.
Dates for November 3
Download calendarPartial coverage: only the dated entries below have been checked. Confirm other deadlines and exceptions with your election office.
Arizona · Sourced election dates
Register online
PassedRegistration closes at 11:59 p.m.; confirm method-specific receipt or postmark rules.
Official sourceRegister by mail
PassedRegistration deadline; follow the official registration form mailing instructions.
Official sourceRegister in person
PassedRegistration deadline for the November general election.
Official sourceEarly voting begins
PassedEarly voting begins and early ballots are mailed.
Official sourceEarly voting ends
PassedLast day for regular in-person early voting; confirm county hours and emergency exceptions.
Official sourceRequest mail ballot
PassedLast day to request an early ballot by mail; confirm county cutoff time.
Official source
Checked 2026-10-16. Confirm local details and exceptions with your election office.
Background registration and voting policy
Registration, primary, and voting methods
These values preserve the wording in the March 2026 EAC/NCSL profile. Asterisks and qualifications are meaningful; confirm the current election notice before acting.
Not established by this source
The current EAC/NCSL comparison profile does not provide a complete statewide RCV rule field. Election.org does not infer one.
Not established by this source
Eligibility, filing, and counting rules can be election-specific. Use the official state election website.
Read the election notice
The primary-system field above is published. A complete contest-by-contest threshold rule is not.
Address and election required
A statewide rules profile cannot establish a voter's complete local specimen ballot.