Mail-in Voting and Absentee Ballots

WHAT IS MAIL-IN VOTING?

Mail-in Voting is a system by which American citizens can Vote in the comfort of their own homes and send in their ballots through the mail. Ballots are mailed beginning 27 days before Election Day.

 

HOW CAN I VOTE BY MAIL?

There are two lists you can put yourself on:

 

1.      Permanent Early Voting List (AEVL)

PEVL registers you as a Voter by mail. On this list, you will be given mail-in ballots for each election you are Voting in during the election year. You will have to rejoin this list for the next elections.

 

2.     Ballot by Mail List 

On the Ballot by Mail List, you register for mail-in Voting for one specific election you choose. You must also rejoin this list for the next elections. AZ Driver’s License or Non-Operating ID number is required.

 

WHERE CAN I REGISTER FOR MAIL-IN VOTING?

To join the mail-in ballots list, click the "AZ Voting by Mail" button. You can request an absentee ballot (Voting by mail at a time that suits you rather than receiving your ballot in the mail on a certain day) by clicking the "Absentee Ballot" button.