Maricopa County has 2.4 million registered voters. The first batch of results is released to the public on Election Day (Tuesday, July 30th at 8 pm). Results are updated throughout election night and early into the next day, and the days following. Watch the video to understand the multi-step process Maricopa County Elections uses to count votes accurately and how results are reported.

Supervisor Bill Gates talks about safety and security measures Maricopa County Elections is taking to ensure voters and poll workers are safe during the election.

Assistant County Manager Zach Schira talks about the Board of Supervisors investing $15 million into Elections equipment and processes that directly impact efficiency in our elections. 

Unfortunately, many seniors have transportation and accessibility barriers when it comes to getting to the polls. That's why the Maricopa County Elections Outreach Team does tabling events at senior centers and events to provide voting education and resources.

Watch the video to see why it is so important for seniors to have their voices heard in this election!

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Maricopa County Elections Voter Outreach Team has been in our community for months reaching out to groups that may have voting barriers to ensure they are informed and have access to vote. They've attended Native, Latin, and African American events to make sure that these minority groups have all the information they need to make their voice heard during the election.

Maricopa County Elections wants to make sure that the visually impaired are still able to have their votes counted. They have a braille tabulator, bipartisan teams of braille proofreaders, and voting machines with special accommodations to make that happen. Watch the video to hear from two of their braille proofreaders.

Each election, Maricopa County Elections trains thousands of poll workers. Each Vote Center has an Inspector who is the "Team Lead" and they are encouraged to take the Premium Poll Worker Training. The intensive 2-day  hands-on training allows them to troubleshoot possible issues that could arise and learn techniques to de-escalate situations at Vote Centers. These mock scenarios prepare poll workers to handle real-world issues on Election Day. The Premium Poll Working Training has been so successful it won a 2024 National Association of Counties Award.

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