Arizona voting guide

Arizona · November 3, 2026

The ordinary registration deadline has passed. OFF-AZ · BP-REG · VOTE-REG

Ordinary domestic voters; same-day registration routes and local conditions remain distinct.
Registration route	Date	Rule	Evidence
Online	Oct 5		OFF-AZ · BP-REG · VOTE-REG
Mail	Oct 5	postmarked	OFF-AZ · BP-REG · VOTE-REG
In person	Oct 5		OFF-AZ · BP-REG · VOTE-REG

A displayed window does not mean every site is open every day. Times are local unless a named time zone is given.
Voting task	Date or window	Instructions
Mailed ballot request	Oct 23	The application must reach the election authority by this date. BP-MAIL · VOTE-MAIL
In-person early/absentee route	Oct 7–Oct 30	The ordinary early-voting period ends October 30. A qualifying emergency-voting route may remain available; check the county. BP-EARLY · VOTE-EARLY
Ballot return	Method-specific rule	The election authority must have the ballot by 7 p.m. on Nov 3; an Election Day postmark alone does not meet this receipt deadline. BP-RETURN · VOTE-MAIL
Election Day hours	6 a.m. to 7 p.m.	Arizona generally observes Mountain Standard Time. However, the Navajo Nation observes Daylight Saving Time. Because of this, Mountain Daylight Time is sometimes observed in Arizona. BP-HOURS · VOTECLOCK · GP-HOURS

The ordinary early-voting period ends October 30. A qualifying emergency-voting route may remain available; check the county. OFF-AZ · BP-MAIL · VOTE-MAIL · BP-RETURN · BP-EARLY · VOTE-EARLY

Official state election information and ballot lookup. Military/overseas, emergency, accessible-ballot and special-eligibility rules can differ.