Voter Information
Stay informed, exercise your right to vote.
We’ve answered your frequently asked questions to help you be a more informed voter. You can also learn about your Representatives or how to make your voice heard at the Arizona legislature through the Request to Speak system. Go beyond voting, learn to write letters comment on bills through Civic Engagement Beyond Voting (CEBV).
Frequently Asked Questions
| Where can I register to Vote? | Service Arizona |
| Who are my elected officials? | Find out who represents you |
| How can I sign a petition? | Sign Candidate Petitions |
| How can I vote by mail? | Get your ballot by mail |
| How do I verify that I can vote early? | AEVL Status |
| How do I check the status of my ballot? | Text and email subscription |
| Where’s my polling place? | Polling Place Locator |
| What district and precinct am I in? | District Locator |
| When is the next election? | Election Calendar |
| How do I verify that I can vote? | Check your ballot status |
| How do I access my voter ID card? | View your voter ID card |
| Where can I see campaign finance reports? | Campaign finance documents |
More Resources
 | Maricopa County Recorders Office The Maricopa County Recorder’s Office helps residents in the nation’s fastest-growing county exercise their right to vote by administering elections for cities, towns, school districts, and special districts. Stay informed. Make a Plan. Vote. Learn More. |
 | Arizona Clean Elections The Citizens Clean Elections Act, passed by voters in 1998, is administered by a five-member, non-partisan Commission. The Act established a system for voter education, clean funding for candidate campaigns, and campaign finance enforcement. The purpose of the Act is to restore citizen participation and confidence in our political system, improve the integrity of the Arizona State government and promote freedom of speech under the U.S. and Arizona ConstitutionsLearn More. |
 | Arizona Secretary of State The Secretary of State serves as the chief election officer in the state of Arizona, which includes oversight of campaign finance for statewide and legislative candidates, verifying initiatives and referenda for the ballot, and certifying the official results of each election. Learn More. |