Tucson Crime Free Coalition 2025 Election News
Reminder to Join TCFC steering leader Monica Carlson tomorrow night for a City Council Meet & Greet. Information to RSVP is on the flyer below!
From the Pima County Recorder’s Website:
Four elections are scheduled in Pima County in 2025, two in U.S. Congressional District 7 and two in the City of Tucson. Check your Registration to see whether you are eligible for these elections.
Note: City of Tucson Elections are conducted by the City of Tucson Elections Department.
U.S. Congressional District 7
A Special Election will be held in U.S. Congressional District 7 to fill the vacancy due to the death of U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva.
There are two congressional districts in Pima County, CD6 and CD7. Check this map to see whether you live in District 7. Use the "Districts – U.S. Congressional" layer in Step 2.
Special Primary Election: July 15, 2025
Special General Election: September 23, 2025
City of Tucson
The City of Tucson will administer City Council elections in Wards 3, 5 and 6. The Pima County Recorder’s Office is only responsible for Voter Registration and Signature Verification.
The City of Tucson Elections Department - not the Pima County Recorder - will automatically mail a ballot to every eligible voter and is responsible for replacement ballots and Election Day Voting Sites. For more information visit the City of Tucson's Election page.
Check this map to see which ward you live in. Use the "Districts - Wards - City of Tucson" layer in Step 2.
Primary Election: August 5, 2025
General Election: November 4, 2025
Important dates for 2025 elections
July 15 – CD7 Special Primary Election
• Ballots mailed to Uniformed and Overseas Voters: May 30
• Last day to register to vote: June 16
• Early Voting begins/Early Ballots mailed: June 18
• Last day to request Mail Ballot: July 7
• Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot: July 8
• Election Day (Vote or Drop Off Early Ballot): Tuesday, July 15
August 5 - City of Tucson Primary Election
- City of South Tucson Special Recall Election
• Ballots mailed to Uniformed and Overseas Voters: June 21
• Last day to register to vote: July 7
• Early Voting begins/Early Ballots mailed: July 9
• Last day to request Mail Ballot: July 23
• Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot: July 30
• Election Day (Vote or Drop Off Early Ballot): Tuesday, August 5
• Note: City of Tucson Elections are conducted by the City of Tucson Elections Department..
September 23 – CD7 Special General Election
• Ballots mailed to Uniformed and Overseas Voters: August 9
• Last day to register to vote: August 25
• Early Voting begins/Early Ballots mailed: August 27
• Last day to request Mail Ballot: September 9
• Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot: September 16
• Election Day (Vote or Drop Off Early Ballot): Tuesday, September 23
November 4 - City of Tucson General Election
• Ballots mailed to Uniformed and Overseas Voters: September 20
• Last day to register to vote: October 6
• Early Voting begins/Early Ballots mailed: October 8
• Last day to request Mail Ballot: October 22
• Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot: October 29
• Election Day (Vote or Drop Off Early Ballot): Tuesday, November 4
• Note: City of Tucson Elections are conducted by the City of Tucson Elections Department.
For more information visit:
https://www.recorder.pima.gov/ElectionCalendar
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We have Merch!
Kevin, thank you for explaining that you were asked to support the event. I thought your group was organizing the event, but I was mistaken. I understand that your group is happy to accept invitations from other groups. Thanks!
Oh no Sarah— candidates who actually want to address the vagrancy, drug dens, and rising crime rates? The horror! Yes, they happen to have an “R” next to their name — probably because they’re the only ones actually showing up to do something about the mess on our streets.
If the other candidates (of any party) want to stop enabling lawlessness and start protecting neighborhoods, I’m sure they’re welcome to join. But until then, don’t be shocked that the people willing to speak up and step in are the ones getting the mic.
Also, thanks for pointing out that the event has candidates and is sponsored — almost like it’s… public? And people can show up? Wild concept, I know.
Thank goodness for The Tucson Crime Free Coalition. They are the only voice that aims to make Tucson safe again.
TCFC was asked to support this event and will support any event supported by Democrats. We ask any Democratic organizations who are sponsoring candidate meet and greets to contact us as we want to be a sponsor and get out the word!
This page says Tucson Crime Free Coalition is “a non-partisan coalition,” but your readers should note that your candidate event only includes one GOP candidate for each office (many other candidates are running). The meet and greet sponsor Turning Point Action is a well-known conservative organization.
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