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County-by-county voting guide

Voting rules, ballot drop-off locations and official contacts for all 15 Arizona counties. Always confirm hours and sites with your county before Election Day — locations change each cycle.

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Apache County

County seat: St. Johns

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 75 W. Cleveland St., St. Johns — weekdays during office hours
  • Chinle and Round Valley satellite offices during early voting
  • Any polling place in the county until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting — check your polling place before Election Day.
  • Non-standard address descriptions are accepted for homes without a street address.

Diné bizaad (Navajo) assistance required by federal law.

Official contacts

Open the Apache County page

Cochise County

County seat: Bisbee

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 1415 Melody Ln., Bldg. C, Bisbee
  • Sierra Vista and Willcox recorder branch offices
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting.
  • Spanish-language ballots and assistance are provided.

Spanish assistance required by federal law.

Official contacts

Open the Cochise County page

Coconino County

County seat: Flagstaff

Mixed model — confirm your community's setup

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 110 E. Cherry Ave., Flagstaff
  • Page, Tuba City, Williams and Fredonia early voting sites
  • Any vote center or polling place until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day

County voting rules

  • Large distances between communities — request a mail ballot if you live far from a site.
  • Tribal-area voting locations are set each election; call to confirm the nearest one.

Diné bizaad and Hopi language assistance available.

Official contacts

Open the Coconino County page

Gila County

County seat: Globe

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 1400 E. Ash St., Globe
  • Payson regional office, 610 E. Hwy 260
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting.
  • Mountain travel times are long — mail early ballots at least a week ahead.

Spanish and Apache language assistance on request.

Official contacts

Open the Gila County page

Graham County

County seat: Safford

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 921 Thatcher Blvd., Safford
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting.
  • Small staff — call ahead before visiting for in-person early voting.

Spanish and Apache language assistance on request.

Official contacts

Open the Graham County page

La Paz County

County seat: Parker

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 1112 Joshua Ave., Parker
  • Quartzsite seasonal early voting site
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Many seasonal residents — update your mailing address before requesting an early ballot.
  • Assigned precinct voting.

Spanish and Colorado River Indian Tribes language assistance on request.

Official contacts

Open the La Paz County page

Maricopa County

County seat: Phoenix

Vote centers — vote anywhere in the county

Where to drop off your ballot

  • More than 20 secure drop boxes countywide, listed at recorder.maricopa.gov
  • Any vote center in the county — you do not have to go to a specific location
  • Drop-off closes at 7:00 p.m. on Election Day

County voting rules

  • Vote centers: vote at ANY location in the county on Election Day.
  • Drop-off at a vote center may require a short line for signature check-in — plan extra time.

Spanish ballots, interpreters and a Spanish hotline are available.

Official contacts

Open the Maricopa County page

Mohave County

County seat: Kingman

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 700 W. Beale St., Kingman
  • Bullhead City and Lake Havasu City branch offices
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting.
  • Very large county — confirm your polling place, it may change between elections.

Spanish assistance on request.

Official contacts

Open the Mohave County page

Navajo County

County seat: Holbrook

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 100 E. Code Talkers Dr., Holbrook
  • Show Low, Kayenta and Pinetop-Lakeside early voting sites
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting.
  • Long travel distances — request a mail ballot if you live far from a polling place.

Diné bizaad and Hopi language assistance required by federal law.

Official contacts

Open the Navajo County page

Pima County

County seat: Tucson

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 240 N. Stone Ave., Tucson
  • Eastside and Green Valley recorder offices plus staffed early voting sites
  • Your assigned polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct polling places — confirm your location before Election Day.
  • Spanish ballots and bilingual poll workers are provided.

Spanish assistance required by federal law.

Official contacts

Open the Pima County page

Pinal County

County seat: Florence

Vote centers — vote anywhere in the county

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 31 N. Pinal St., Bldg. E, Florence
  • Casa Grande, Apache Junction, Maricopa and San Tan Valley offices
  • Any vote center in the county until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day

County voting rules

  • Vote centers: vote at any county location on Election Day.
  • Fast-growing area — confirm your registration address after a move.

Spanish and tribal-community language assistance available.

Official contacts

Open the Pinal County page

Santa Cruz County

County seat: Nogales

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 2150 N. Congress Dr., Nogales
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting.
  • Fully bilingual elections office — all materials are published in Spanish and English.

Spanish assistance required by federal law.

Official contacts

Open the Santa Cruz County page

Yavapai County

County seat: Prescott

Mixed model — confirm your community's setup

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 1015 Fair St., Prescott
  • Cottonwood annex, 10 S. 6th St.
  • Any polling place or vote center on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Mixed model — check whether your community uses a vote center or an assigned precinct.
  • High mail-ballot use; sign the envelope or your ballot will be held for a cure call.

Spanish assistance on request.

Official contacts

Open the Yavapai County page

Yuma County

County seat: Yuma

Assigned precinct — vote at your polling place

Where to drop off your ballot

  • Recorder's Office, 410 S. Maiden Ln., Yuma
  • San Luis and Somerton early voting sites
  • Any polling place on Election Day until 7:00 p.m.

County voting rules

  • Assigned precinct voting.
  • Winter-visitor population — confirm your mailing address each cycle.

Spanish assistance required by federal law.

Official contacts

Open the Yuma County page

Contact details are the publicly listed county recorder and elections lines. Drop-off sites and hours are set by each county for every election — confirm by phone or on the county website before you travel.