Wednesday is deadline to mail in early ballot for Arizona primary election

PHOENIX – Wednesday is the last day Arizona voters can put their early ballots for the primary election in the mail and have them count.

But anybody who misses the deadline doesn’t necessarily have to wait until the polls to open Tuesday to vote.

In Maricopa County, more than 30 in-person sites will be open until Friday for early voting, and four will be open Saturday and Monday.

Click here for locations and hours of operation.

Voters who didn’t mail in their early ballots by the deadline can drop them off at any early-voting location.

Contact your county’s recorder office for the early-voting locations in your area.

Contact information for the state’s 15 county recorder offices is available on the Arizona Secretary of State Office’s website.

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