Finding where to vote in Arizona depends partly on which county you live in. The quickest route is to start with the correct official voting-location tool before heading out.
Start with our 2026 voter guide
How to vote in Arizona: Your 2026 election guide is a good place to start. It includes a tool that can help you look up where to vote, along with key dates and other voter resources.
Because voting locations can change, confirm your location with the official state or county tool below before you go.
Find your official voting location
For most Arizona counties, start with the Arizona Secretary of State’s Where to Vote tool on the Arizona Voter Dashboard. Enter your address there to look up voting-location information.
There is one important exception: the state tool directs Maricopa and Pima County voters to use their county tools instead of the statewide address search.
In Maricopa or Pima County?
Maricopa County: Use the county’s official Where to Vote resource, also known as Locations.Maricopa.Vote. Locations for the Nov. 3 general election are already available.
Pima County: Use Pima County’s official voting-location map. The county opens locations in stages, so additional voting locations become available closer to Election Day.
If you live in another Arizona county, use the statewide Where to Vote tool.
Check again before you go
Voting locations and hours can change, and some early voting sites aren’t open on Election Day. Check your county’s official tool again before you head out.
Need help finding your location?
If the online lookup does not answer your question, use the Arizona Secretary of State’s county election officials directory to find the office that handles elections where you live.
Arizona voters can also call the statewide voter help line at 1-877-THE-VOTE.
Check your voter registration
Want to make sure your voter registration is current? Use the tool below to check your registration status.
