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The deadlines for Arizona’s primary election, which is scheduled on July 30, are drawing near, so prospective voters are advised to act quickly. Details released by AZPM indicate that those wishing to exercise their democratic prerogative should complete their registration by July 1st. In-person early voting is available from July 3 through July 26. By July 23, all mail-in votes must be postmarked.
All Grand Canyon State citizens who will be 18 years old by the next general election and who can provide documentation of their citizenship and residency are welcome to cast a ballot; however, those with felony convictions on their record may need to clear additional requirements or may not be allowed to vote at all unless their civil rights have been properly restored.
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For those sailing through the currents of voter registration wondering how to get their name on the books, ServiceArizona.com stands out as the digital beacon alongside local county recorder offices that can also assist, “If you are unsure if you are registered, you can look online at my.arizona.vote or contact your local county recorder’s office,” as mentioned by AZPM.
In the event that a voter’s card indicates “Independent,” they will need to select between the various partisan ballots and, possibly, a nonpartisan local ticket.
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Furthermore, for those wearing the “No Labels” emblem, the party’s candidates have been removed from the ballots due to ongoing court orders; unless local nonpartisan alternatives emerge, voters will be left with empty lists:
“If you are registered with the No Labels party and are on the Active Early Voting List, you will receive a ballot that does not have any candidates on it. In order to get a local nonpartisan ballot, get in touch with your future county recorder, or, if necessary, change your political affiliation before the deadline, according to AZPM.
You can visit the website of the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission by clicking on the names vying for your vote. Go to [email protected] to learn more.