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LATEST INFORMATION
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Deadline to Request an Early Ballot
Friday, October 25
Request Now
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TODAY'S KEY MESSAGE
Vote on Your Schedule
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Early Voting is Underway.
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Have you filled out your ballot?
It’s a longer-than-usual ballot. Two pages, front and back, with an average of 79 contests to vote.
If you’d like to avoid Election Day lines and vote on your schedule, you can either vote by mail or vote in-person at one of the County's Vote Anywhere Vote Centers.
The last day to request an early ballot by mail is this Friday, October 25, and you’ll need to mail it back by October 29 to make sure we receive it on time.
To find a Vote Center that’s convenient for you, visit Locations.Maricopa.Vote. There are currently 12 Vote Centers open countywide, and we will have approximately 50 Vote Centers open and ready to serve voters by this Friday. A total of 246 Vote Centers will be open to serve Maricopa County voters on Election Day.
Fast Facts
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Maricopa County Elections is committed to giving all eligible voters the information they need to successfully cast a ballot in this year’s election. Sometimes that includes clearing up misinformation or addressing rumors. Throughout the next several weeks, we’ll be sharing - Fast Facts - with voters on topics or issues that are prompting conversation or confusion. Examples include why we have two styles of drop boxes this year, and what the markings on your ballot mean for tabulation.
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Free Health Screenings and More
Public Health is offering free healthcare services to residents in need at two upcoming Wellness Expos. Attendees will have access to mammograms, prostate cancer screenings, flu and COVID-19 vaccinations, diabetes and blood pressure health screenings, and a variety of other services. The next event is this Saturday and there's one more in November. Some services require appointments; visit this website or call the CARES Team at
602-506-6767 for more information.
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100 Miles in 100 Days Challenge
It feels like Fall outside, which means it’s the perfect time to get back to Maricopa County’s regional parks. And what better way to explore our county’s natural beauty and get your steps in than by participating in the annual “100 Miles in 100 Days Challenge?” You can bike, horseback ride, or hike to get your miles in. The program starts on November 1 and runs through February 8, 2025.
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A New Partnership to Get Lost Pets Home
Maricopa County Animal Care and Control (MCACC) and Arizona Humane Society are partnering with non-profit Petco Love on an effort to reunite lost pets with their families. Both agencies will start using Petco Love Lost, a free, searchable national database that use photo-matching technology to make finding lost pets quicker and easier. Uploaded photos of a missing dog or cat can be immediately scanned to determine whether the lost pet is at a county shelter.
Starting today, MCACC’s Stray Map Tool will be deactivated. All lost and found pet reporting will go through Petco Love Lost. If you have recently filed a lost or found report using the map tool, we encourage you to file another report through Petco Love Lost.
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Pet of the Week
Lucy | 2 years old | 83 lbs | female | A4877435
Lucy (A4877435) is a russet potato with a heart of gold. Weighing 83 pounds at just 2 years old, she is ready to find an adopter to kickstart her health journey. She loves walks and adventuring with humans and dogs alike - just make sure you can keep up. Lucy is already spayed, which means she can go home today! Visit Maricopa.gov/Pets to meet your new best friend today!
Happy Tails
"We fell in love instantly with Bubba! He was so affectionate at the shelter and seemed so ready to be loved. We learned he had Valley Fever the day we picked him up for adoption. Happy to report he has been on the right medication for 3 months and the disease has nearly cleared his body! He has brought joy and comfort to our home every day and it just keeps getting better."
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Job of the Week
The Treasurer’s Office is looking for a Director of Portfolio Management and Investment Operations
The Director of Portfolio Management and Investment Operations is an exclusive one-position executive management level classification that exercises considerable discretion in developing and implementing a comprehensive investment strategy. The Treasurer’s portfolio is a fiduciary pool comprised of $8 to $11 billion in assets from taxing districts within the boundaries of Maricopa County. The primary investment objectives for the office are the safety of principal, liquidity, and maximizing investment income.
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