In just one week, Arizona voters will choose the leaders who shape decisions about our families, our freedoms, and our future. Your vote matters in this primary election.
If you vote early, your ballot has likely already arrived — don’t set it aside. Complete it and return it as soon as possible. To make sure it arrives by election day, please mail your ballot by Wednesday, July 15. After Wednesday, it is best to bring your ballot to an official ballot dropbox location.
Planning to vote in person? Make your plan today: Election Day is Tuesday, July 21.
You have a voice in the vote to express your views on many topics that affect our daily lives. While our views may differ widely from person to person, it seems likely that one area in which we are solidly in agreement is the matter of school choice. Here we can take a stand to protect and strengthen the blessings of the Arizona Tax Credit Program and the universal Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESA).
Take action today:
- Research all candidates on your ballot. Look up every race and every candidate so you can vote informed, top to bottom. This tool can help you with your choices: azvoterguide.com (note especially Question #5 in most cases dealing with school choice)
- Vote — and don’t wait.
- If you’re voting early, return your ballot this week.
- If you’re voting in person, head to the polls on Tuesday, July 21.
Then take one more step: encourage your family, friends, neighbors, and church community to vote, too. Forward this message. Text a friend. In close elections — often decided by just a handful of votes — one conversation can lead to the vote that changes the outcome.
Together, we can elect leaders who will protect life, strengthen families, defend religious freedom, and advance policies that reflect Arizona values.
Arizona’s future will be shaped by those who vote — make sure your voice is one of them.
Vote early if you can. Vote on July 21 if you can't. Encourage others to vote.
Help shape Arizona’s future.
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