What's on My Ballot

Maricopa County Elections only has information about candidates that file with our office. To see the list of all County candidates on the General Election ballot, click below:

• Partisan County Contests
• Non-Partisan Special Taxing District Contests
• Judges Seeking Retention

For more information about legislative, statewide, and local candidates and contests, use the resources below.

• Secretary of State: Federal and State candidates and ballot measures
• Maricopa County School Superintendent: Elementary, High School, and Technical Education District candidates and ballot measures
• City/Town Clerks: Mayor, City/Town Council, and municipal ballot measures
• Judicial Performance Review
• AZ Clean Elections

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 Withdrawn candidates may appear on the ballot but are no longer qualified and any votes cast are not valid. Write-In and withdrawn candidates are posted below and at all vote centers in Maricopa County.

The deadline to run as a write-in candidate for the 2024 General Election for Special Taxing Districts and School Districts was July 22. The deadline to run as a write-in candidate for all other offices for the 2024 General Election is September 26. 

To see the list of write-in and withdrawn candidates, click here.

Publicity pamphlets are produced by a jurisdiction with a ballot measure, proposition, or question and are mailed to households with registered voters within the jurisdiction.

Publicity pamphlets for all Statewide and Countywide ballot measures can be found here:

Statewide Propositions - English and Spanish
Maricopa County Proposition 479 - English and Spanish
Maricopa County Community College District Proposition 486 - English and Spanish
 

Publicity pamphlets for local ballot measures can be found here:

All School Districts
City of Buckeye - English and Spanish
Town of Carefree - English and Spanish
Town of Gilbert - English and Spanish
City of Glendale - English and Spanish
City of Mesa - English and Spanish
City of Peoria - English and Spanish
City of Phoenix - English and Spanish
City of Scottsdale - English and Spanish
City of Tempe - English and Spanish
City of Tolleson - English and Spanish
Town of Youngtown - English and Spanish

Proposition 479, the Maricopa County Transportation Excise Tax ballot measure, will appear on the November 5, 2024 General Election ballot. The publicity pamphlet was mailed to Maricopa County voters on September 20, 2024.

An online version can be viewed here: Publicity Pamphlet PDF

You can learn more about the Maricopa Association of Governments’ investment plan here. To learn more about the ballot measure, click here.  

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.

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 16-410, elections for Special Taxing Districts held pursuant to Title 48 and School Districts held pursuant to Title 15 are eligible for cancellation if the number of candidates who filed petitions or filed as a write-in and qualified for election is equal to or less than the number of positions to be filed. The candidates that qualified for these elections not on the ballot, but they are appointed to the office and are fully vested with the duties of the office as if they were elected.

On August 7, the Board of Supervisors voted to approve the cancellation of the uncontested elections for the General Election. To see the list of cancelled districts and candidates deemed elected, click here:

Special Taxing Districts

Elementary, High School, & Techincal Education Districts

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

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