Voting Information

The Pima County Democratic Party is excited to announce its county wide Voter Guide that is personalized to show 2026 ballot recommendations based on a voter’s address.

This smart voter guide knows which districts you live in and only shows you information that is on the ballot for the address that was entered. PimaVote.com works on a computer or a smartphone.

PimaVote.com contains links to register to vote, check your registration, the election calendar and voting locations. 

PimaVote.com lists every Democratic Candidate with a short bio and links to their campaign websites and social media.  There are also recommendations for how to vote on propositions with links to details including explanations by Civic Engagement Beyond Voting. 

PimaVote.com was designed to be a one stop website for everything you need to know to vote in 2026.  PimaVote.com is also available in Spanish.

We suggest you vote early and personally deliver your completed ballot to an official ballot drop box. Returning ballots promptly helps avoid the last-minute rush and supports an orderly, well-managed election. It also gives you peace of mind knowing that your ballot has been submitted. You can confirm your ballot has been received by looking online at: 

https://www.recorder.pima.gov/Voter_dashboard_login

Or, sign up to track your ballot HERE. You will receive text notifications regarding the status of your ballot: when it is received and when it is counted.

Official Ballot drop-off locations–Secure Ballot Drop Boxes will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, starting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, October 7, until 7 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3.

Sahuarita Town Hall
375 W. Sahuarita Center Way
Sahuarita, AZ 85629
Drive Up – In the courtyard/fountain area inside the parking horseshoe

Recorder’s Main Office
240 N Stone Ave
Tucson
Walk-up – Courtyard facing the Recorder’s Office

Early Voting Sites
At an Early Voting Site you can:

  • Vote in person (you will need ID)
  • Drop off your vote-by-mail ballot
  • Drop off a ballot for a member of your family or household, or someone you take care of.
  • You do not have to wait in line, you can go directly to the Ballot Return Box, and you can just place it in the box and leave.
  • Get a replacement for a damaged vote-by-mail ballot or Ballot Affidavit Envelope (you will need ID)
  • Closest site to Green Valley/Sahuarita is Anamax Recreation Center, 17501 S Camino De Las Quintas, Sahuarita
  • Details on hours HERE

Green Valley Polling Locations, Vote In-Person on Election Day,
6 am – 7 pm

Green Valley Baptist Church
1111 N La Canada

Canoa Ranch Rec Center
5750 S Turquoise Mtn Drive

Quail Creek
2055 E Quail Crossing Blvd.

CPAC Community Performance & Art Center
1250 W Continental Rd


Click HERE for more information on dates, voting centers, ID requirements, and more!

Vote early–it conserves campaign resources and reduces those political calls and texts.

Voter and Election Information

Pima Votes is a cooperative election information site of the Pima County Recorder’s Office and the Elections Department. You can use this site to find voting locations, live ballot processing, election results, and more:
https://www.pima.gov/3199/Pima-Votes

Pima County Recorder Office

Pima County Register to Vote or Check Your Registration Status

Pima County Track Your Ballot

Pima County Frequently Asked Questions about Voting

Arizona Secretary of State

What’s on the Ballot–Check out these Websites (will be updated closer to 2026):
bluevoterguide.org

To see if you are still registered to vote, click here.

To register online through the Secretary of State, click here.