Write-In Candidates
Write-in candidates do not have their name printed on the ballot. Instead, voters are asked to physically write in the person's name on the ballot in the provided space. Write-in candidates must file a nomination paper and financial disclosure form during a separate filing period in order to have their name on the official write-in list.
Only votes for registered write-in candidates will count.
The list of registered write-in candidates will be made available online by the Pima County Elections Department and posted at each voting location. Find the official list of write-in candidates for each election by visiting the Pima County Elections Department below:
