PHOENIX – Today, the Arizona Secretary of State's Office released a three-part video series to help educate high school students about American democracy, Arizona's election processes, ways to get

PHOENIX – Today, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced that her office is officially wrapping their voter roll probe referred to her office by Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap. Her

ASU, NAU, and the U of A join the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office for a statewide, nonpartisan voter education campaign.

PHOENIX – Forks Up. Go Jacks. Bear Down.

Arizona’s three public

PHOENIX – Today the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruled against Trump’s executive order instructing the United State Post Office (USPS) to only deliver ballots to voters on the approved mail-in ballot

PHOENIX – Today, the Arizona State Department launched their Arizona.Vote “60 Days. 60 Facts.” social media campaign, a nonpartisan social media information campaign designed to provide Arizona voters

PHOENIX – This morning Senator Richard Blumenthal released a document where a whistleblower at the United States Postal Service (USPS) warns of "potentially catastrophic problems" with the USPS' new

Fontes welcomes H.B. 2874 as a step toward fixing Arizona’s outdated campaign-finance system and urges eligible committees to act before the deadline

PHOENIX – Arizona Secretary of State Adrian

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes today reassured Arizona voters that they can continue to vote by mail following the U.S. Supreme Court’s latest action involving President Donald Trump’s

More than $4.22 million made available to counties since 2024, including new funding dedicated to voter registration list maintenance

PHOENIX – Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes today

PHOENIX - The Arizona Secretary of State's Office is reminding voters who cast an early ballot in the 2026 Primary Election to respond promptly if they are contacted about a signature verification