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Arizona Primary Election Guide | Tucson News
Arizona’s primary election is shifting to the second-to-last Tuesday in July, giving officials more time to handle recounts and meet federal deadlines—critical for high-stakes races like governor, secretary of state, and open congressional seats. Early voting begins June 24 via mail or in person; independents can request a party ballot. Ballots mailed must be postmarked by July 10, or drop them off at designated sites—don’t forget to sign the green affidavit and include your phone number. A new perk: if you drop off your mail ballot at a voting center with ID, you skip signature verification…
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