Deadline for voter registration in spring elections fast approaching | News

This is for residents of Marana, Sahuarita, and South Tucson, the deadline for voters to make sure they are registered will be here sooner than they think. 

In order to vote in the March 12 primary for council seats, voters need to be registered no later than midnight February 11. 

Those registered to vote in the Towns of Marana and Sahuarita will be able to vote via mail in ballots, with every registered voter receiving a mailed ballot. 

The City of South Tucson will hold their elections by both mail in ballots and going to the polls. Voters registered in South Tucson can request their ‘vote by mail’ ballot now for the Primary Election, by calling the Pima County Recorder’s Office at (520)724-4330.

Voters who are signed up for the Permanent Early Voting List will automatically receive their Primary Election ballot.

Residents are again reminded that a new voter registration form must be completed by anyone who has moved (even to a new apartment number in the same complex), changed their name since their last registration, is a new Pima County resident, or would like to change their party affiliation.

Forms may be obtained via any of the following ways:

• the Pima County Recorder’s office,
• any Arizona Department of Motor Vehicle branch,
• all post offices and libraries,
• political party headquarters,
• city/town halls
• logging onto servicearizona.com

Voters may also log onto the Recorder’s office web site at www.recorder.pima.gov and download a form to complete and mail in, or click on the link called “EZVOTER” for the online Motor Vehicle Division voter registration system.

For more information, voters may call the Pima County Recorder’s office at 724-4330. Out-of-town residents may call 1-800-775-7462 and ask for extension 4330.