Elections

Learn more about the ACLU of Arizona's work on elections.

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Protecting and advancing the rights of all Arizonans requires all of us to get involved, be informed, and exercise our right to vote. That's why the ACLU of Arizona invests time, resources, and expertise in developing voter education campaigns during consequential election cycles.

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Know Your Rights
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Federal Agents and Police at the Polls

Every eligible citizen has the right to cast a ballot freely, fairly, and accessibly — without fear of deception or intimidation.
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What happens to your ballot after Election Day?

Every election year, Arizona election officials follow a rigorous system of checks and balances to confirm election results are accurate. This process is known as the election canvass and certification.
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Understanding Elections: Ballot Curing

Arizona law allows voters five days to fix an issue with their mail-ballot after Election Day. This process is called ballot curing.
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Know Your Election Officials: Secretary of State, Election Director, Board of Supervisors, County Recorder

Know Your Election Officials

Election officials oversee voter registration, determine polling locations, count ballots, certify results, and so much more.