Voter Information

Everything you need to register, verify your status, find your polling place, and stay engaged in Maricopa County elections.

2026 Primary Election — Key Dates

Arizona has permanently moved its primary to the second-to-last Tuesday in July. Here are the dates that matter for this year’s Primary Election.

Deadline June 22 Monday Last day to register or update your registration.
June 24 Wednesday Early voting begins — ballots mailed to the Active Early Voting List.
July 21 Tuesday Primary Election Day. Vote Centers open; polls close at 7 PM.

Check Your Voter Status

The Maricopa County voter dashboard is your primary resource. Sign in with your name, date of birth, and address to verify your registration, check your ballot status, view your sample ballot, find your polling place, and update your information.

BeBallotReady.Vote

Register to Vote

Register by Monday, June 22, 2026 to vote in the July 21 Primary. You must be registered at least 29 days before the election.

Three options for Maricopa County residents:

  • Online — requires an Arizona Driver’s License or State ID
  • By mail — print a voter registration form and mail to: Maricopa County Recorder’s Office, Attn: Voter Registration, 301 W Jefferson St, Suite 705, Phoenix, AZ 85003
  • In person — drop off at the Elections Department, 510 S 3rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003 (Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM)
Register to Vote

Find Your Polling Place

Maricopa County uses Vote Centers — you can vote at any open Vote Center in the county, not just one assigned to your address.

Where to Vote

Track Your Early Ballot

If you’re on the Active Early Voting List, you can track your ballot from mailing to counting. Text JOIN to 628-683 or sign in to BeBallotReady.Vote.

Track Your Ballot

ID Required to Vote in Person

Arizona requires a valid government-issued ID with your name, photo, and registered address (such as an Arizona driver’s license or tribal ID). If your ID doesn’t include your registered address, you’ll need two forms of ID. Voters without sufficient ID will be issued a provisional ballot.

Acceptable ID

Find Your Elected Officials

Enter your address to see your current federal, state, county, and local representatives.

Find My Legislator

Nominate and Support a Candidate

Candidates must collect a minimum number of petition signatures from registered voters to appear on the ballot. Clean Elections candidates must also collect $5 qualifying contributions to receive public funding. You can sign petitions and make qualifying contributions online through E-Qual.

E-Qual Portal

Running for Office

Considering a run? The resources below cover candidate requirements, filing deadlines, and which offices are up for election.

Maricopa County Offices Statewide Offices

Get Involved with LD8

LD8 Republicans hold monthly meetings, elect Precinct Committeemen, and coordinate volunteer efforts across the district.

Learn More