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Voter Registration
Arizona offers voter registration in a number of convenient locations; those who are registered can also vote early in person or complete an early ballot by mail. Contact your local jurisdiction or county recorder for early voting ballot request information. To register, you must be a U.S. citizen who will be 18 years of age or older prior to the regular general election following registration and an Arizona resident for 29 days preceding the election.

Registration can be completed at the county elections office and the Motor Vehicle Department offices. The League of Women Voters and both major political parties conduct registration at their offices, at major shopping malls, and various convenient neighborhood locations. Registration is permanent unless you change your name, address, or party preference. Arizona is an “open” primary state. Voters registered with a recognized political party may vote in the primary election in even years. To request absentee ballots, early voting ballets, or receive answers to specific questions, contact:

Arizona Voting Information
Secretary of State
Phoenix 877-THE-VOTE
https://azsos.gov/

Coconino County Elections
110 E. Cherry Avenue
Flagstaff 928-679-7860
https://coconino.az.gov/195/Elections

Yavapai County Elections Director
1015 Fair Street
Prescott 928-771-3250
https://yavapaiaz.gov/


Political Organizations

Democratic State Headquarters
Phoenix 602-298-4200
https://azdem.org/

Republican State Headquarters
Phoenix 602-957-7770
https://azgop.com/

Arizona League of Woman Voters
Phoenix 602-604-9148
https://my.lwv.org/arizona