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2025 Elections
General Election November 4
Ballot Propositions
Proposition 417 - Plan Tucson
Voters are asked to approve a new comprehensive plan for the city. Plan Tucson was approved by the City Council, and now it is the voters’ turn to decide if it should be adopted.
The comprehensive 20-year plan will guide Tucson’s investments, programs, policies, and land-use decisions for the next two decades.
An information guide prepared by the city can be found here…
Proposition 414 - TUSD M&O Override
Voters in the Tucson Unified School District will be asked to approve a 15% Maintenance and Operation Budget Override.
An information pamphlet prepared by the Pima County Superintendent of Schools can be found here…
Proposition 415 - Flowing Wells USD Bond and Override
Voters in the Flowing Wells School District will be asked for approval to issue and sell $30,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds for school improvements.
An information pamphlet prepared by the Pima County Superintendant of Schools can be found here…
Proposition 416 - Sunnyside USD Bond and Override
The voters of Sunnyside Unified School District will be asked for approval to issue and sell $120,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds for school improvements.
An information pamphlet prepared by the Pima County Superintendant of Schools can be found here…
Tucson City Council Election
Important Dates
Feches Importantes
Early Voting Starts October 8
This is an all-mail election so every registered voter will receive a ballot in their mailbox.
Ballots must be returned by November 4. It is recommended that you mail your ballot early or drop it off at an early voting site to ensure it is received in time to be counted.
Early voting sites will be open Oct. 8 to Nov. 3. Election day voting sites will be open Nov. 4 from 6 AM to 7 PM. At a voting site you can vote in person, drop off your completed ballot or obtain a replacement ballot. A list of early and election day voting sites can be found here…
City Council Candidate Forums
Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson
Hear how the candidates for City Council answered voter questions during the Primary Candidate Forums sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson. Click on the Forum you wish to view here…
This election is administered by the City of Tucson Elections Department.
Let's Get Ready to Vote
Register to Vote
It’s easy! You can register by mail, in person or online. Find out how here…
Update Your Voter Registration
Have you moved? Changed your name? It’s important that you update your voter registration. Here’s how…
Join the Active Early Voting List
Want to have a ballot sent to you home? Join the Active Early Voting List (AEVL) and have a ballot sent automatically for every election you are eligible to vote in. Find out how…
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