If you voted a Conditional Provisional ballot, you have three days after the election to return with proper identification.
In order to be able to vote a regular ballot in person, your name must be on the voter roster, and you must provide one of the types of identification listed below:
Type One - Photographic information
The valid single piece of identification must contain your photograph, your name and your current address.
Your name and address must reasonably match the information in the voter roster. Acceptable forms of identification include any one of the following:
- An Arizona driver’s license
- An identification card issued by the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division
- A tribal enrollment card
- Other forms of tribal identification
- Other identification issued by the federal, state or local government.
Remember, Type One identification must have your photograph, your name and your address and this information must reasonably match the information in the voter roster.
Type Two - Non-photographic identification
In order to vote using type two identification, you must present two different forms of identification from the list below. Each piece of identification must contain your
name and your address and this information must reasonably match the information in the voter roster. The following documents are acceptable:
- A utility bill
- A bank or credit union statement (if dated within 90 days)
- A valid Arizona vehicle registration
- An Indian census card
- A tribal enrollment card
- Other forms of tribal identification
- A property tax statement
- An Arizona vehicle insurance card
- A Recorder’s certificate
- A voter registration card
- A valid federal, state or local government issued identification card
- Any mail addressed to you that includes the "Official Election Material” logo.
Remember, Type Two identification must contain your name and current residence address and that information must reasonably match the information in the voter roster.
You must also have two different items from the list.
Type Three identification - A combination of photo identification and other identification
If you have a form of photographic identification that is listed under Type One above, but the address does not match the voter roster,
you may combine that information with one of the valid forms of identification listed under Type Two.
Valid military identification or a United States passport may also be combined with one of the forms of identification listed under Type Two.
Please note that for all three types of identification, the identification must be valid.
If the identification shows on its face that it has expired, then it is NOT a valid form of identification.
Do you have questions about your new Voter ID Card?
As a registered voter in Pima County, you were sent a new Voter ID Card with updated legislative and congressional district information.
New district boundaries were drawn after the 2020 Census.
To get the most up-to-date information on the new districts, go to recorder.pima.gov/districtmaps, which links Pima County's map with the updated information.