ELECTION TODAY — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
YOUR VOICE MATTERS, THE LEAST YOU CAN DO FOR TUCSON IS VOTE!
TCFC IS A NON PARTISAN ORGANIZATION - TUCSON NEEDS A NEW COURSE, VOTE FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR TUCSON.
VOTE NO ON PROP 417!
Polls are open 6 AM – 7 PM
It’s too late to mail your ballot — it must be received by 7 PM tomorrow to count.
You can vote in person, drop off your completed ballot, or replace a lost or damaged ballot at any of the official Election Day locations below.
Voting & Ballot Drop-Off Centers
(Open 6 AM – 7 PM on Election Day)
Pima County Recorder’s Office – Downtown – 240 N Stone Ave
Recorder’s Country Club Office – 6550 S Country Club Rd
Tucson Ward 2 Office – 7820 E Broadway Blvd
Tucson City Clerk’s Elections Center – 800 E 12th St
Tucson City Housing & Community Development – 310 N Commerce Park Loop
Morris K. Udall Regional Center – 7200 E Tanque Verde Rd
Donna R. Liggins Recreation Center – 2160 N 6th Ave
El Pueblo Senior Center – 101 W Irvington Rd
Tucson City Parks & Rec Admin (Randolph Park) – 900 S Randolph Way
William Clements Recreation Center – 8155 E Poinciana Dr
Sunnyside Unified School District #12 – 2238 E Ginter Rd
Pistor Middle School – 5455 S Cardinal Ave
Flowing Wells School District Administration – 1556 W Prince Rd
At all these locations you can:
Vote in person
Drop off a completed ballot
Replace a lost or damaged ballot
Drop-Off Only Site (No Ballot Printing Available)
Recorder’s Eastside Office – 6920 E Broadway Blvd
(in front of the Pima County Health Department)
Open 6 AM – 7 PM on Election Day
You can drop off your completed and signed ballot envelope here — no ID required.
What to Bring
Dropping off a signed ballot envelope? No ID required.
Voting in person or replacing a ballot? Bring valid ID such as:
Arizona Driver’s License or State ID, Tribal ID, or two pieces of mail showing your name and current address
Map & Details
See all Election Day voting and drop-off locations here:
Polls close at 7 PM — make your vote count and remind five others to do the same!
ELECTION TODAY — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4YOUR VOICE MATTERS, THE LEAST YOU CAN DO FOR TUCSON IS VOTE!TCFC IS A NON PARTISAN ORGANIZATION - TUCSON NEEDS A NEW COURSE, VOTE FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR TUCSON.VOTE NO ON PROP 417!Polls are open 6 AM – 7 PMIt’s too late to mail your ballot — it must be received by 7 PM tomorrow to count.You can vote in person, drop off your completed ballot, or replace a lost or damaged ballot at any of the official Election Day locations below.
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