Arizona Primary Election: 3 things you need to now before you head to the polls

Arizona voters head to the polls on Tuesday to select nominees for a number of offices.

PUBLISHED JUL 29, 2024

Voters registered as Independent or Party Not Declared must specify which party's ballot they would like to vote. (Photo: Sora Shimazaki)

Phoenix, Arizona: As Arizona voters head to the polls on Tuesday to select nominees for a number of offices, we answer a few of the most frequently asked questions.

Where can I go to vote?

In-person voting began on July 3, and will continue till election day on Tuesday, July 30, 2024. Voting sites will be open from 6am to 7pm. Here is the full list of voting venues.

What ID do I need to vote?

Every voter is required to show proof of identity when voting in person. You need a valid government issued ID that includes your name, photo and the address where you are registered to vote.

Acceptable forms of identification with photograph, name, and address of the elector are:

Valid Arizona driver license

Valid Arizona non-operating identification license

Tribal enrollment card or other form of tribal identification

Valid United States federal, state, or local government issued identification

What if I don't have sufficient identification?

If a voter does not have sufficient identification when voting in person, the voter will be offered a conditional provisional ballot. In order for the conditional ballot to be valid and counted, state law requires the voter must provide sufficient ID to the County Recorder five business days after the Primary Election.