Vote in the 2026 General Election
Make your plan to vote.
Check your registration, choose how you will vote, and use official Arizona tools to stay ready for Election Day.
Start here
Official tools for Arizona voters
These links go directly to Arizona's official registration, location, and voter-record services.
Registration
Check or update your registration
Confirm that your name, address, and party information are current before the registration deadline.
Open voter registrationVoting locations
Find where you can vote
Use Arizona's official address lookup for early voting and Election Day locations tied to your voter record.
Find a voting locationVoter record
Open your voter portal
Review your registration, ballot-by-mail request, voting history, and ballot status in one official portal.
Open my.Arizona.voteThe active election
The November 3 General Election is next.
Everything on this page is focused on helping Arizona voters prepare and make a plan.
Election timeline
2026 General Election dates
Build your plan around these statewide dates from the Arizona Secretary of State.
Military and overseas ballots mailed
UOCAVA voting begins.
Voter registration deadline
Registration closes at 11:59 p.m.
Early voting begins
Early ballots begin mailing.
Ballot-by-mail request deadline
Last day to request an early ballot by mail.
Recommended mail-back date
Mail your completed ballot by this date.
General Election Day
Vote in person or return your ballot.
Your voting plan
Four steps. One completed ballot.
A few minutes of preparation now can prevent registration, location, or ballot questions later.
- 01
Confirm your voter registration and current address.
- 02
Choose whether you will vote by mail, vote early in person, or vote on Election Day.
- 03
Save the official location finder and voter portal on your phone.
- 04
If voting by mail, return your ballot early and verify that it was accepted.
Trusted information
Use official Arizona election resources.
Election rules and locations can change. Confirm your information through the Arizona Secretary of State and your county election officials before you vote.