It takes a lot of time to stay on top of the news, so here’s a quick roundup of stories for Phoenix renters.

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Looking to meet new people and build community? Start with these Phoenix neighborhood events this month.

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Here are some of the biggest Arizona events this weekend, from Dia de los Muertos celebrations to Halloween festivals and bar crawls.

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Falling prices aren’t making metro Phoenix condominiums more affordable as rising HOA fees, insurance costs and mortgage rates squeeze buyers and owners.

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We know our readers care about getting involved in their communities, so Arizona, Activated lets you know about upcoming opportunities. 

Here’s one thing to consider this week:

🗳️ Help someone get to the polls

When: Tuesday, Nov. 3, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

Where: Voting centers across Arizona

Transportation can be one more obstacle to voting for someone without a reliable car, an older adult, a person with mobility needs, or anyone whose usual ride falls through.

If someone you know is trying to figure out how to get to the polls, you can help without becoming the driver yourself.

Want more? Our friends at Collective Phoenix keep a running list of events related to civics, advocacy, and volunteerism. You can follow them on Instagram for updates. 

Share yours: Are you working the polls or volunteering for something election-related this year? Let me know and I’ll share some responses!

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Heads up early voters—it’s now too late to mail back your ballot, but that doesn’t mean you have to sit out the election. Just drop it off at a drop box or voting center by 7 p.m. on Nov. 3.

You can also still vote in person on Nov. 3, even if you received a ballot in the mail. Just make sure to bring ID!

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