We’ve finally reached November’s all-mail jurisdictional election, and there are a few key things that voters should know.
According to Maricopa County officials, here are the dates of importance:
- October 6: Voter registration deadline
- October 8: Ballots mailed
- October 24: Last day to request a replacement ballot by mail
- October 28: Last day to mail back your ballot
- November 4: Election Day
In this election, election officials say, "all eligible voters" should have received "a ballot in the mail even if they are not signed up to receive ballots in the mail."
Voters should have mailed ballots back already, but you can still drop them off in secure ballot drop boxes or voting locations, or vote a replacement ballot in person.
Dozens of voting locations will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Maricopa County on Tuesday. Find a voting location in your area here.
Learn more about the November election and check your voting status here.
Nearly two dozen Maricopa County school districts are asking voters for bond and/or overrides this election, some of which will be crucial for certain districts.
