PIMA COUNTY, Ariz. — Arizona residents have until Monday to register to vote ahead of the July 21 election. Here is a breakdown of the process and key dates.
In Arizona, you can register in minutes at ServiceArizona.com. Have your current Arizona driver's license, state ID, or tribal ID on hand as proof of citizenship and residency.
If you don't have an Arizona ID, you can still register using the federal voter registration form, but that allows you to vote only in federal races unless you later provide state-required proof for local elections.
If you've moved, changed your name, or switched political parties, you'll need to update your registration. You only register once — as long as it stays active.
You can also pick up voter registration forms at most public libraries, post offices, or request help from the Pima County Recorder's Office.
Here are the key dates to know:
- Monday — Deadline to register to vote
- Wednesday — First day of early in-person voting; ballots begin mailing out
- July 10 — Deadline to request a replacement ballot
- July 14 — Deadline to return your ballot
- Tuesday, July 21 — Election Day
Check your registration status today at ServiceArizona.com.
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