You still have time to register to vote in the November midterm election, but the deadline is approaching fast.
The midterm election is Nov. 3, and Arizona voters have big choices to make in races for governor, attorney general and secretary of state, as well as members of the U.S. House of Representatives.
All 90 seats in the Arizona Legislature are on the ballot, and voters can also weigh in on eight ballot propositions.
You must be registered to vote by Oct. 5 to cast a ballot in the November midterm.
Mail-in voting and early voting will begin two days later, on Oct. 7.
Here’s what to know about registering to vote.
What is the voter registration deadline?
To cast a ballot this fall, you need to be registered to vote by Oct. 5.
How do I register to vote with a driver’s license?
If you have an Arizona driver’s license or ID card from the
Motor Vehicle Division, you can register to vote online through the AZ MVD Now EZ Voter Registration portal.
How do I register to vote without a driver’s license?
You can register to vote through the mail. Print out a voter registration form, fill it out and mail it to your county recorder. You can also request that the recorder mail the form to you.
You may also register to vote in person by going to your county recorder’s office.
How do I check my voter registration?
Not sure if you’re registered? Check your voter registration at my.arizona.vote.
Stephanie Murray covers national politics and the Trump administration for The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com. She co-hosts “The Gaggle,” The Republic’s weekly politics podcast. Reach her at stephanie.murray@usatodayco.com, on X and TikTok @stephanie_murr and on Instagram @stephaniemurray.news.
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