Maricopa County Voter Dashboard
Maricopa County residents can find voter registration and election information
Check your voting status
Video – What ID do I need to vote in person?
Video – How to track your early ballot
Video – Are ballot tabulators secure?
Nominate and Support a Candidate
Show your support for a candidate using E-Qual
Candidates are required to obtain a minimum number of petition signatures to appear on a ballot
Clean Elections candidates are required to obtain $5 qualifying contributions from registered voters to qualify for public funding
Find your district by entering your address
Find out who is representing you
Using your personal information, discover your elected officials here
Using personally identifiable information, you can view the status of your early voting ballot
How to find out where you can vote
Online voter registration is managed by the MVD using ServiceArizona
Find your voter registration and personalized election information, i.e. ballot specifics and upcoming elections
Maricopa County Elections Department
Helps you be ballot ready for upcoming elections in Maricopa County: Voter Dashboard, Upcoming Elections, Register to Vote
Maricopa County Property Database
Make an informed decision on Maricopa county and School Board bond and tax issues.
Search using your last name to find your County Parcel information to include “Most recent tax document.”
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Organizations
- We Make Civic Action Easy as Pie. Fifteen minutes a week to save Arizona.
Independent Voter Validation & Verification (True the Vote)
- Help keep voter rolls Accurate. Join in a citizen-led effort to ensure the accuracy of our nation’s voter rolls using IV3.
Tea Party Patriots Foundation – Conservative Partnership Institute
- Election Integrity Project – Citizen Task Forces: A How-To Guide For Activists & Supporters Who Want Fair And Honest Elections
Marjorie Miner Scholarship
- Ahwatukee Republican Women (ARW) is offering a scholarship for 12th year high school seniors. As Ahwatukee seniors begin homing in on post-graduation plans, ARW hope they remember to apply for the annual Marjorie Miner Scholarship. Ahwatukee residents who are graduating from high school this year can apply for the Marjorie Miner Scholarship, which was established in 2011 in honor of the longtime Republican activist who has been a member of ARW since it was founded in 2005.
- Applicants must live in Ahwatukee and be registered Republicans and the deadline is April 1st.
- Scholarship applicants should include two letters of recommendation from other than a family member, a 250-500-word double-spaced essay incorporating their involvement in volunteer service, extracurricular, clubs, and educational goals.
- Visit the AFW Scholarship website for more information and the application.
- Completed applications should be sent to Ahwatukee Republican Women – Marjorie Miner Scholarship c/o Scholarship Committee, PO Box 93391, Phoenix, AZ 85070.
- Our Approach is Simple – Take A Principled, Aggressive Stand In Support Of Our Issues And Policies. Unlike Other Organizations In Arizona, The Free Enterprise Club Is Not Afraid To Stand Up To Powerful Politicians And Special Interest Groups That Want To Maintain The Status Quo.
- Election Integrity Network (EIN) and Who’s Counting with Cleta Mitchell is a project of Conservative Partnership Institute. EIN is a coalition of conservative leaders, organizations, public officials and citizens dedicated to securing the legality of every American vote.
