- Welcome to the Maricopa County Recorders Office
Our office is responsible for the public recording of more than 51 million documents in Maricopa County, the mail voting process, and maintains voter registration for more than 2 6 million eligible voters
- Maricopa County Recorder and Elections Department
Early Voting Ballot Request The ballot request deadline is closed for the July 15 Special Primary Election for Congressional District 7 Voters may cast a ballot in-person now through Election Day Find a location and hours at Locations Maricopa Vote or call 602-506-1511 All ballots must be received by 7 PM on Election Day, and postmarks do
- Maricopa County Recorder and Elections Department
View our publications and announcements DISCLAIMER: Except as otherwise provided by law, all documents recorded with the Maricopa County Recorder's Office are available for public review on our website If you have questions about public access to recorded documents or information in such documents, please contact an attorney
- Maricopa County Recorders Office Notifies Voters Impacted by MVD Data . . .
This proactive step helps confirm that your eligibility to participate is current for all elections For any questions or assistance, please contact the Maricopa County Recorder's Office at (602) 506-1511 or email voterinfo@maricopa gov ###
- Maricopa County Recorder Settles Lawsuit and Takes Action to Ensure . . .
PHOENIX, AZ – Last week, the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office reached a settlement with America First Legal and the Strong Communities Foundation regarding their lawsuit to ensure noncitizens are not included on voter rolls
- Campaign Finance Online Filing Login - Maricopa County, Arizona
Maricopa County Campaign Finance Online Filing We understand that the campaign finance portal can have technical issues and encourage committees to consider submitting a PDF form by email to avoid these issues Unfortunately, reports received late will still be subject to fines pursuant to A R S § 16-937, even if you experience technical difficulties while attempting to submit the report
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Primary Elections In a regular Primary Election, voters who are not registered with a recognized political party (e g “independents”) are allowed to choose which political party’s primar ballot to receive Many of these voters have an active interest in the partisan presidential races, but do not realize that the eligibility rules are d
- Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap Releases Timeline on Battle with . . .
“Stephen Richer’s parting gift to the voters of Maricopa County, after suffering an embarrassing primary election defeat, was a punitive backroom agreement with the lame-duck Board majority designed to hamstring the office of the Recorder,” said Recorder Justin Heap
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