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Arizona voters - Deadline to request early mail ballot is Aug. 15
Wednesday, August 13, 2014 8:14
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Deadline to request early mail ballot is Aug. 15
All voters may vote by mail,
early in person or on Primary Election Day
STATEWIDE – The last day to request a ballot from your County Recorder for the Primary Election is 5 p.m., Friday, August 15. The Secretary of State’s Office recommends having your early ballot voted, signed, sealed and sent by August 22. If early voters miss the August 22 deadline they may return their ballot to an early voting location, at the County Recorder’s Office, or at the polling place in their county on Primary Election Day.
For security reasons, election officials recommend to only give your early mail ballot to your postal worker. Should you miss the mailing deadline, you may drop your ballot at an early voting location or with your County Recorder. For locations and availability, contact the County Recorder’s office. If you vote by early mail ballot, do not vote in person.
All voters – including independent voters or those without a party preference – are able to vote through one of three ways:
1. Early mail ballot;
2. Early in-person voting; or
3. In-person on Primary Election Day, Tuesday, August 26.
To find an early voting location and availability, contact the County Recorder.
Early in-person voting ends Friday, August 22.
For those voting on Election Day, August 26, make sure you know your correct polling location, as voting locations may change from election to election. To know before you go, go online to www.azsos.gov, and click on the Voter View icon or call 1-877-THE VOTE or in the Phoenix Metro Area 602-542-8683. The Voter View portion of the website is compatible with smartphones and tablets. You also may contact your County Recorder’s office.
