Arizona State students have chance to vote for president in mock primary

PHOENIX — Students at Arizona State University will be choosing the next president — in a completely fake way — Tuesday during a mock primary election.

Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan tweeted out the news and the office will also post the results online. Voting will be be held on the Hayden Lawn at the main campus in Tempe from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Rain or shine, we expect a flood of voters @ASU tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/fZ9AbWmuh1

— Michele Reagan (@SecretaryReagan) September 21, 2015

Arizona’s presidential primary is scheduled for March 22, preceded by early balloting beginning on Feb. 24. The deadline to register to vote in time to vote in the presidential primary is Feb. 22.

Reagan is using the mock primary to stir up interest among student for registering to vote so they can actually participate in next year’s real thing.

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