What's on My Ballot

Write-in candidate names do not appear on the ballot but are qualified and voters may choose to vote for these candidates. Withdrawn candidates may appear on the ballot but are no longer qualified and any votes cast are not valid. 

Candidates interested in appearing on the ballot must file nomination papers and petitions prior to the statutory deadline. Below are lists of candidates that have filed petitions to appear on the ballot. All filings are subject to challenge (A.R.S. § 16-351).

Primary Election Candidates

Primary Election Winners

General Election Candidates

Candidates must gather signatures to qualify to appear on the ballot. Before they start, they need to file a Statement of Interest, publicly declaring their candidacy. Signatures collected prior to filing the Statement of Interest are invalid. Filing a statement of interest does not mean the candidate will be on the ballot. Below are lists of candidates who have filed Statements of Interest.

Statement of Interest - Primary Election

Statement of Interest - General Election

Maricopa County only has information about candidates that file with our office. For more information about legislative, statewide and local candidates and contests, use the resources below.

• General Election Propositions - Full Ballot Text
• Judicial Performance Review
• AZ Clean Elections
• Secretary of State
• Elementary / High School / CTED
• Visit the city/town clerk's website for information about Mayor, City Council and local ballot measures. 

Sign into your dashboard on BeBallotReady.Vote to view your sample ballot prior to each election. Sample ballots are usually available 45 days prior to Election Day.

Visit Clean Elections here for a full list of state and federal elected officials. Find County officers here. Find your voting details here.

Call us Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at (602) 372-2262 or email us at [email protected].