Arizona
As a leader in the state coalition, All Voting is Local Arizona directly engages with state and county officials, tribal nations, and coalition partners to advocate and push for policies that expand access to voting for all Arizonans – and ensure every vote counts. All Voting AZ and our partners work to shape statewide rules for elections in Arizona to make them more protective of voters.
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The next election will be here before you know it! Make sure you’re prepared to vote.
No matter our ethnicity, background, or Zip code, all Arizonans value our freedom to vote. We deserve practices that protect our access to the ballot and leaders who will protect our democracy.
Información importante para los votantes que hablan español
No todos los condados de Arizona están ofreciendo boletas electorales en español este noviembre. Si usted o alguien que usted conoce necesita ayuda para informarse sobre los candidatos y las preguntas de la boleta, haga clic abajo para encontrarlos para su condado.
FEATURED WORK
In 2023, All Voting co-led state and national partner engagement for the Election Procedures Manual (EPM), which establishes practices for administering elections across the state. In 2023 – for the third cycle in a row – All Voting and other partners submitted public comments, ensuring that pro-voter policies were preserved and enshrined in the final version of the manual that the secretary of state submitted to Governor Hobbs. The accepted public comments secured greater access to the ballot by expanding in-person early voting options, required tribal governments to be consulted when selecting voting locations, increased language access and voter assistance, and included nearly 100 other pro-voter requirements that will protect Arizona voters in 2024.
News from Arizona
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Statement from All Voting is Local Arizona on Governor Hobbs’ Vetoing HB 2004, HB 2006, and HB 2007 and Rejecting Efforts to Impose Unnecessary Voting Regulations
April 19, 2025 ARIZONA – Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed HB 2004, HB 2006, and HB 2007, three restrictive bills that would impose unnecessary voting regulations on Arizona voters. In response, Alex Gulotta, All Voting is Local Arizona’s State Director, issued the following statement: “HB 2004, HB 2006, and HB 2007 are three bills that would…
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Voting Rights Advocacy Groups Call for Ballot Signature Curing to Be Extended
November 8, 2024 PHOENIX – In support of free and fair elections, the undersigned released the following joint statement regarding the deadline for voters to cure their ballots: “We support community groups and candidates of any party fighting for voters’ rights to have adequate time to respond to any questions about the signatures on their…
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Judge’s Decision To Release DPOC List May Cause Fear and Confusion Days Before Election
October 31, 2024 PHOENIX – Following today’s hearing to determine whether or not to release the list of voters impacted by the clerical error in Documentary Proof of Citizenship documentation, Alex Gulotta, All Voting is Local Arizona state director, released the following statement: “Weeks ago, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled that all eligible and impacted…