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Ready. Set. Vote! is an election year service of the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson
Defending Democracy and empowering voters in Southern Arizona since 1941
Election Calendar 2024
Primary Election
Tuesday, July 30
| Ballots mailed to Uniform and Overseas Voters | 6/15 |
| Last day to register to vote | 7/1 |
| Early voting begins Early Ballots mailed | 7/3 |
| Last day to request a mail ballot | 7/19 |
| Last day to safely mail back your ballot | 7/23 |
| Primary Election Day | 7/30 |
General Election
Tuesday, Nov 5
If You Haven’t Voted Since 2020…
You are going to notice some changes in how we vote in Pima County
Vote Centers Replaced Precinct Polling Places
Pima County adopted the Vote Center approach to voting in 2022. Before, you could only vote at the assigned polling place in your neighborhood. Now you can vote in person or drop off your ballot at any Vote Center in Pima County that is convenient to your home, work, school or transportation. Twelve other counties have been using Vote Centers since as early as 2012 where election officials have seen its benefits.
In-Person Voting Will Be Different
When you go to a Vote Center you will notice a difference in the check-in process. Now it is done electronically on a computer tablet, instead of manually with printed lists. The system is quicker and more secure.
Redistricting Changed All Voting Districts
2021 was a redistricting year, which means that all states were required to redraw their electoral maps. A new set of Arizona Congressional and Legislative Districts were created by our Independent Redistricting Commission. So, you can expect to find that your voting districts have new numbers and possibly new boundaries.
Let’s Get Ready To Vote!
(Because it’s never too early)
Register To Vote
Not registered yet? We can help…
Update Your Registration
Have you moved? Changed your name? You need to update your registration. Here’s how…
Check Your Registration
Not sure if your registration is up to date? You can check it out online…
Active Early Voting List
Have a mail ballot sent to you automatically. Here’s how it works…
Links We Love
Here are more great voting information resources…
Check out the Voting Toolbox for more practical information about registration, election procedures, I.D. requirements, Vote By Mail and more…
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