The Voting Centers will be in effect for the August Mayor and Council election and all future city of Phoenix elections. Now, we would appreciate your help to spread the word about Voting Centers and how they work.
The concept is simple. For city of Phoenix elections, 26 Voting Centers will replace the traditional 128 polling places. Voters can go to any Voting Center to cast their vote and will no longer be limited to a specific polling place. The Voting Centers also will be open for three days – on Saturday, August 27, Monday, August 29, and Tuesday, August 30 (Election Day). These significant changes will make voting more convenient, flexible and accessible for the public.
Also, the Early Voting process, including voting by mail and the Permanent Early Voting List, will remain the same with Voting Centers.
Please note that Voting Centers ONLY apply to City of Phoenix elections. It will not yet be used for federal, state and county elections.
Click here to download the map of voting center locations.
Representatives from our Elections Division will be available to make a presentation about Voting Centers, if needed. Please contact me at 602-262-6558, or via email at cris.meyer@phoenix.gov, if you have any questions or comments.
Source:
Cris A. Meyer
City Clerk
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