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Delivering on Arizona’s Priorities.
Governor Katie Hobbs is delivering for Arizona families. Fighting to lower everyday costs, protecting our freedoms, keeping communities safe, safeguarding our water, and holding powerful interests accountable. She puts Arizona first and is focused on getting results that make a real difference in people’s lives.
PRIORITIES THAT PUT ARIZONA FAMILIES FIRST
Fighting against corruption and fraud for Arizonans.
EXPANDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Investing $165 million in Arizona’s Housing Trust Fund to help build thousands more affordable housing and expand housing opportunities for Arizonans.
DRIVING RECORD JOB GROWTH
Growing Arizona’s economy by more than 100,000 jobs, with record-low unemployment and more Arizonans working than ever before.
PROTECTING ARIZONA’S WATER
Securing a Colorado River agreement that protected Arizonans from additional forced water-use cuts.
PROTECTING REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM
Signed an Executive Order to protect patients, doctors, and those who assist with abortion care from prosecution by extremist attorneys.
SUPPORTING VICTIMS AND SAFER COMMUNITIES
Investing more than $25 million to support crime victims, strengthen safety, and fund services including domestic violence shelters and child abuse programs.
WORKING FAMILIES FIRST, NOT BILLIONAIRES
Delivered $1.4 billion in tax cuts for working Arizonans and invested $3 million in childcare grants to help ease household costs.
VOTE KATIE HOBBS FOR GOVERNOR
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Fighting for Arizona Families.
Attorney General Kris Mayes is taking on the fights that matter to everyday Arizonans and getting results. Challenging corporations that drive up costs on rent and groceries, protecting consumers, defending Arizona’s water, and holding powerful interests accountable. She’s focused on protecting Arizona families and putting their interests first.
PRIORITIES THAT PUT ARIZONA FAMILIES FIRST
Going after predatory landlords and standing up for hardworking tenants.
TAKING ON GREEDY CORPORATIONS THAT ARE PRICE-GOUGING
Challenging corporate landlords and unfair practices that raise costs on housing, groceries, and utilities for Arizona families.
PROTECTING ARIZONA’S WATER
Taking action against mega-farms and polluters while pushing for stronger protections for rural groundwater and Arizona families’ water supply.
PROTECTING ARIZONA TAXPAYER DOLLARS
Challenging Washington and federal actions affecting Arizona funding and working to recover billions in federal funds for the state.
DEFENDING REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM
Fighting Arizona’s near-total abortion ban and working to protect reproductive rights approved by Arizona voters.
PROTECTING ARIZONA VOTERS
Defending voting rights and election processes to protect Arizonans’ right to vote and have their voices heard.
VOTE KRIS MAYES FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
VOTE
Before or On Nov 3rd
IMPORTANT DATES.
OCT 5
GENERAL ELECTIONS
Last day to register to vote for General Elections
OCT 30
GENERAL ELECTIONS
Last day to vote early in person
OCT 7
GENERAL ELECTIONS
Early voting
begins
NOV 3
ELECTION DAY
Vote in-person or drop off your ballot. Polls open 6a-7p.
OCT 27
GENERAL ELECTIONS
Last day to mail early ballot
IMPORTANT LINKS.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.
If I didn’t vote in the latest elections, can I still vote in the general election?
YES! Even if you didn’t vote in the latest elections, you can still vote. You can vote even if you haven’t voted in many years! Just make sure you’re still registered by checking your voter registration here.
I registered a few years ago – am I still able to vote, or do I need to re-register?
If you’ve registered to vote at your current address, you should still be able to vote. But it’s important to check and make sure you’re still registered, just in case! Use this link to check.
How can I get a mail-in ballot?
You can get a mail-in ballot sent to you for every election by signing up for the Active Early Voting List. Use the link here.
Can I leave parts of the ballot blank?
YES! You can leave parts of the ballot blank. Vote the whole ballot or vote part of the ballot – but no matter what, vote!
VOTER RIGHTS AT THE POLLS.
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If the polls close while you’re still in line, stay in line – you have the right to vote.
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If you make a mistake on your ballot, ask for a new one.
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Election officials MUST provide you with help if it’s possible for them to do so.
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Under federal law, voters who have difficulty reading or writing English may receive in-person assistance at the polls from the person of their choice. This person cannot be the voter’s employer, an agent of the voter’s employer, or an agent or officer of the voter’s union.
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Generally, law enforcement officers, whether uniformed or plain-clothes, should not be stationed within the 75-foot limit of a voting location.
ELECTION PROTECTION HOTLINES.
866-OUR VOTE
844-YALL-US
English Hotline
Arabic Languages
888-VE-Y-VOTA
(602)274-6287
Spanish Hotline
Disability Access Hotline
888-API-VOTE
(888)777-3831
Asian Languages
Native Vote/Tribal Communities
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