PIMA COUNTY RECORDER
Gabriella Cázares-Kelly

Early Voting Sites


At an Early Voting Site you can:
  • Vote in person (you will need ID)
  • Drop off your vote-by-mail ballot
    • Drop off a ballot for a member of your family or household, or someone you take care of.
    • You do not have to wait in line, you can go directly to the Ballot Return Box, and you can just place it in the box and leave.
  • Get a replacement for a damaged vote-by-mail ballot or Ballot Affidavit Envelope (you will need ID)
General Consolidated City of Tucson/School District Election Day is Tuesday, November 4, 2025
On Election Day, eligible Pima County voters can vote or drop off their ballot at any of the Voting Locations or Ballot Drop Boxes in Pima County until 7 PM. More information is available at Pima.Vote

Reminder: By Arizona Law, a caregiver, family member, household member or election official CAN help a voter return their ballot (ARS 16-1005).