Free, fair, and secure elections are the foundation of American democracy. Every eligible voter deserves the chance to have their voice heard, free from intimidation, and have confidence our election systems will remain protected from interference. As your Representative in Congress, I am committed to protecting your vote, safeguarding our elections, and defending American voting rights. This webpage serves as a hub for election day information and what to expect when you go to the polls. Here you’ll find helpful local resources and voter best practices. Please reach out to my office or your local election officials with any questions, comments, or concerns, or to learn more about how you can be an active participant in our democracy this November.
Voting in Arizona:
For the most current election and voting information, consult the Arizona Secretary of State or your county elections office.
Check your voter registration status:
You can use the Arizona Secretary of State’s Be Ballot Ready tool to:
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Check whether you are registered to vote;
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Confirm your residential and mailing addresses;
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Review your political party preference;
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Find your polling place or vote center;
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Check the status of your vote-by-mail ballot; and
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Find information about upcoming elections.
If you recently moved, changed your name, or would like to update your political party preference, confirm that your registration information is current.
Check your registration voter status.
Register to vote:
Eligible Arizona residents can register to vote online through the Arizona Secretary of State.
The standard voter-registration deadline for the November 3, 2026, General Election ended on October 5, 2026.
If you miss that deadline, voters who encounter certain registration or eligibility issues at a polling place may be able to cast a provisional ballot. Provisional ballots are counted only after election officials verify the voter’s eligibility. Check with the Arizona Secretary of State for official guidance.
Register or update your voter regisration status.
Voting by mail:
For the November 3 General Election, Maricopa County voters can request a one-time ballot to be mailed to their residence or mailing address on file. Visit BeBallotReady.Vote to verify or update your information.
You may also request that your ballot be sent to a temporary mailing address.
Track your ballot:
Voters can easily track their ballot by signing up for text or email notifications. Early voters will be notified when your ballot is prepared, mailed, received, verified and counted. In person voters can also see alerts when they cast a ballot at the polls. Tracking your ballot is as easy as texting "JOIN" to 628-683 or by visiting your voter dashboard online at BeBallotReady.Vote.
Additionally, voters can now opt-in for text or email notifications regarding updates to your voter registration information. If you’ve already signed up to track your ballot you will automatically be enrolled in these updates as well. If you don’t track your ballot, you can still sign up to track your voter registration the same way by texting "JOIN" to 628-683 or by visiting your voter dashboard online at BeBallotReady.Vote (message and data rates may apply).
Voting in person:
Maricopa County is administering a General Election on November 3, 2026. Vote Centers will begin opening 27 days prior to Election Day.
For additional information about deadlines, visit Calendar.Maricopa.Vote.
To check your registration status, visit BeBallotReady.Vote.
Voter assistance services:
The Recorder's Office and Maricopa Elections Department, strive to build equal access to the electoral process for all citizens. Our voter assistance services support members of the community who are disabled or have health considerations by providing full and equal opportunities to vote. Maricopa County also serves voters in both English and Spanish, including on all ballots.
For general questions, please email the SEB Team About Voter Assistance Services (SEB@maricopa.gov) or call 602-506-1511.
Voter best practices:
Vote Early: Whether you’re dropping off a mail ballot at an in-person Dropbox or early voting at the polls, make a plan to vote and VOTE EARLY!
Review Local Election Guidelines: Check it once, then check it again. Visit your local election website for dates, locations, times, registration status, and mail ballot request information. Use this information to make a plan to vote.
Ballot Tracking: Every vote must be counted. If you voted using a mail-in or absentee ballot, you can make sure that your ballot was counted by tracking it via your state election website.
Tune out the Noise: While it feels like the 2026 election has been anything but normal, remember that American elections are safe and secure. Don’t let the news dissuade you from making your voice heard at the ballot box.
