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The length of Arizona’s 2024 ballot is record-breaking – voters across the state will see two pages of candidates for political office, justices to consider for retention, and propositions to vote for this November. Everything on your ballot is important, especially when it comes to advancing civil rights and liberties for all Arizonans. Make sure you read through your options carefully and fill out your ballot to the end!

This year, our rights — and the rights of our friends, families and neighbors — are on the ballot. To drive home the importance of this year’s election, we asked community members why they vote. From protecting immigrant families and trans youth, to enshrining the right to abortion in the state constitution, Arizona voters shared many reasons why voting in this year matters to them.

Canvassing and certification requires extensive checks and balances at the local, county, and state level to ensure winners are officially declared only after every vote has been accurately counted, including all valid mail-in and provisional ballots. The entire process is laid out in Arizona’s Election Procedure Manual and Arizona state laws that meet federal requirements.

Arizona has a “decentralized” election system. That means elections are run at a local level and organized, overseen, and staffed by people who live in your community. They are everyday Arizonans who work hard to make sure you're able to cast your vote and your vote gets counted.

Whether elected by voters or appointed, Arizona’s election officials work together to uphold the will of the people.

Talking about the election might feel scary, especially when you're unsure if the person across the table agrees with you. But with issues like abortion, immigrants' rights, and the future of our democracy on the ballot this election cycle, we must encourage everyone to make their voices heard.