Key Election Dates

2020 Arizona Primary Election Dates

Early voting begins – July 8

Deadline to request PEVL – July 24  click here to get on PEVL/ mail-in ballot

Last day to mail-in ballots – July 29 (or drop off at any voting location on Election Day)

Deadline to submit absentee by mail or in person – July 6

Primary Election – August 4 click here to find your voting location

2020 General Election

Deadline to register to vote – Oct 5 click here to register to vote in the 2020 election

Early voting begins – October 7

Deadline to request PEVL – October 23 click here to sign up for PEVL/mail-in ballot

Deadline to mail-in ballot – October 28 (or drop off at any voting location on Election Day)

General Election – November 3 click here to find your voting location

RESOURCES

To check your voter registration status, register to vote for the first time, or make changes such as address or party affiliation click here.

    • If you will turn 18 by August 4, 2020 you can register to vote in the Arizona Primary Election
    • If you will turn 18 by November 3, 2020 you can register to vote in the General Election

To sign up for the Permanent Early Voting List (PEVL) and receive a mail-in ballot for this year and in the future, click here

 

    • By July 24 to receive a mail in ballot for the Aug 4 Primary Election
    • By October 23 to receive a mail-in ballot for the Nov 3 General Election

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