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The article discusses the upcoming elections in Arizona, highlighting several key races and providing information on how to vote. The presidential race will see Republican Donald Trump face off against Democrat Kamala Harris, and other high-profile contests include a Senate faceoff between Republican Kari Lake and Democrat Ruben Gallego. The article also provides details on voting procedures, identification requirements, and how to handle potential issues at the polling site.
Arizona Election 2024: Essential Voting Information
Arizona voters will participate in major races on Tuesday. The spotlight is on the presidential race, where Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris will face off.
Other notable races include the U.S. Senate race between Republican Kari Lake and Democrat Ruben Gallego, and several congressional showdowns. Additionally, Democrats aim to flip the Statehouse, while Republicans strive to maintain control.
Local Races
Locally, there are crucial races too. Maricopa County voters will decide two competitive supervisor races, along with the recorder race and sheriff contest. There are also city and school contests.
Ballot Propositions
There are also a host of ballot propositions to consider. Topics include abortion, immigration, and election administration.
Voting Information
Voting sites will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday for in-person voting and for early voters to continue to drop off ballots. Before heading to the polls, here’s what you need to know:
- Who can vote? Arizonans who registered to vote by Oct. 7 can cast ballots in the general election.
- Will I be assigned a polling place? Depending on the county you live in, you may be assigned a polling site or be able to vote at any polling site within its borders.
- Do I need to show ID at the polls? Yes, unless you are dropping off a mail-in ballot in a signed affidavit envelope.
- Is there a dress code at the polls? No, voters are free to wear whatever they want.
- Will there be lines? Most likely. Lines are normal on Election Day, particularly in high-turnout presidential cycles.
- Can I track my ballot? Yes. Voters can track their ballot via BallotTrax or their local county website.
- If the polls close while I’m in line, what should I do? If you are in line at 7 p.m., you have the right to cast your ballot.
- What should I do if I encounter issues at the polls? If you encounter any issues, call the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office at 877-THE-VOTE.
Still have Questions?
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