Time to Start Thinking about the 2026 Elections​
We will be voting on Representatives to Congress, State Offices (Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Mine Inspector and Head of the AZ Dept of Education, as well as our Representatives and Senator in the Arizona Legislature. Many candidates have already filed and are collecting signatures and donations. .
You can sign petitions and donate to Clean Election candidates by showing your driver's license number and address at the Secretary of State's website. Or use the QR code below for E-Qual, Candidates will also be circulating paper petitions, which are available at the Pima County Democratic Party Headquarters 2302 E Speedway, #106.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN LD 20 FOR THE
2026 PRIMARY ELECTION AS OF JAN. 29, 2026
Click here for a list of candidates and their web site information.
For all kinds of information about voting, checking your registration and this election, go to Pima Votes
March 10. Pima County RTA Election
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This is entirely a vote by mail election. Some ballot dropoff and ballot exchange sites will be open. See Pima Votes (QR above) for locations and times.
THE PROPOSITIONS
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Proposition 418 will ask voters to approve a new regional transportation plan for Pima County.
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Proposition 419 will ask for a sales tax to go toward regional transportation in Pima County.
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See the full texts here. Proposition 418 (PDF) and Proposition 419 (PDF).
IMPORTANT DATES
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Ballots mailed to Uniformed and Overseas Voters - Friday, January 23
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Last day to register to vote - Monday, February 9
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Early Voting begins/Early Ballots mailed - Wednesday, February 11
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Last day to request Mail Ballot - Friday, February 27
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Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot - Tuesday, March 3
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Election Day - Tuesday, March 10