Engaged voters are fundamental to a healthy community and a healthy democracy.
If you’re registered to vote, watch for a ballot coming soon to your mailbox for Nov. 7’s consolidated election.
Depending on where you live, you’ll have a say in:
- ward races for the Tucson City Council
- ballot propositions that would raise the salary of Tucson’s mayor and council as well as to increase the sales tax to fund zoo improvements and early childhood education
- bond or override elections in several school districts, including the Tucson, Sunnyside, Flowing Wells and Marana unified school districts
- funding and other issues in several fire districts
Oro Valley, where voters will decide on a park improvements package, will have polling sites open on Election Day, but the other jurisdictions are holding mail elections.
Please mail your ballot by Thursday, Nov. 2 to ensure your ballot is ready for counting on Election Day.
You may also track the status of your Vote-by-Mail ballot online. Simply visit: http://www.recorder.pima.gov and click on “Early Ballot Status” to ensure your ballot was received and processed.
For more information, please direct questions to the Pima County Recorder’s Office at (520)724-4330