2026 election information for Pima County, AZ - National voter information can be found at vote411.org

BALLOT MEASURES
The November 2026 ballot in Arizona will include a number of propositions.
We are here to help you unpack your 2026 ballot.
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Non-partisan and unbiased information.
Our goal is to empower voters in making informed ballot choices.
Presentations cover the eight Arizona state-wide propositions, two Pima County propositions (Prop 425 & 430), and two City of Tucson propositions (Prop 421 & 422) that voters will see on the ballot for the November 3, 2026 general election.
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Mon 9/28 at 1pm - Sahuarita Library
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Wed 9/30 at 1:30pm - Kirk-Bear Canyon Library
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Wed 9/30 at 4pm - Flowing Wells Library
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Thurs 10/1 at 1pm - Sam Lena South Tucson Library
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Thurs 10/1 at 5pm - Valencia Library
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Fri 10/2 at 1pm - Joyner-Green Valley Library
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Mon 10/5 at 4pm - W. Anne Gibson-Esmond Station Library
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Sat 10/10 at 11am - Nanini Library
Presented by
LWVSAZ (League of Women Voters of Southern Arizona) and AAUW Tucson (American Association of University Women)
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Presentation slides in PDF with active links to sources:
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Keep this Voter Checklist handy as you research and decide whether you will vote "yes" or "no" on each ballot proposition.
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This nonpartisan and unbiased summary of each Arizona ballot propositions was created to help Arizona voters make informed decisions. It contains a summary list of all the state propositions and then one-page explanation of each proposition in both English and Spanish.
ENGLISH VERSION
VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL
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This document was created by the League of Women Voters of Arizona.
