All eligible voters getting mail ballots for 2025 Maricopa County jurisdictional elections

PHOENIX — The Maricopa County Elections Department announced Wednesday that all registered voters will receive ballots via mail ahead of jurisdictional elections this November.

County residents not already registered to vote are able to do so until Monday, as ballots will be mailed out on Wednesday.

All jurisdictional elections will take place on Nov. 4, those opting to vote by mail are advised to do so by Oct. 28 to ensure timely counting. Voters can also drop off their completed mail ballot at a designated voting location by 7 p.m. on election day.

More than 40 locations will be open for voters on election day, and a full list of places holding jurisdictional elections can be found online. City of Glendale, Chandler Unified School District and Phoenix Union High School District are among those participating.

Residents can update their information (address, political party preference, etc.) or register to vote for the first time online.

In-person ballot casting begins on Oct. 27 while voting via dropping off mail ballots starts on Wednesday.

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