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MARICOPA COUNTY  Information

We realize that information is being distributed nationally—so here is additional local information.

1. Ways to make sure your early ballot (Vote By Mail) is counted. a. Make sure you sign your early ballot envelope and mail it directly at the post office today or by October 28, 2008.

b. If you are concerned, you can check to make sure it is received by calling 602-506-1511 with your voter id number.

c. Drop off your early ballot at an early voting location by October 31.

d. Drop off your early ballot at any polling location on Election Day. You do not have to wait in line. They have extra envelopes if needed.

2. Vote Early. You can also vote early even if you have not requested an early ballot.

 Go to an early voting location.

Maricopa County: http://recorder.maricopa.gov/pdf/EVSATELITESGENERAL2008.pdf

Pima County:  http://www.recorder.pima.gov/ev_sites.aspx

3. Check your registration and polling place before Election Day. You can download your Sample Ballot now. For Maricopa County Check http://recorder.maricopa.gov/pollingplace05/pollingplace.aspx.

For other information check http://recorder.maricopa.gov/web/elections.aspx.

PIMA COUNTY INFORMATION

For Pima County Check http://www.recorder.pima.gov/poll_search.aspx

For other information check http://recorder.maricopa.gov/web/elections.aspx.

Statewide County Recorder and Elections Departments.

Click on your county.

http://www.azsos.gov/election/CountyMap.htm

MORE LOCAL INFORMATION

• Have the right ID. If you think that you have acceptable id, ask for a decision from the election board on the spot, call your party representative, or             call 1-866-OUR-VOTE.  Make sure you get accurate information before accepting a provisional or conditional provisional ballot that requires you to come back with identification. Check http://recorder.maricopa.gov/web/voterinfo.aspx for voter id information--there is even an Elvis impression video you can watch.
• Canvas voters door-to-door, get out the vote, become a poll worker or watcher, or become a political observer.  Sign up by going to your local party website, campaign office or nonpartisan group.
• Vote with others for support in case you are challenged or need help.
• Make sure that the votes be counted. Be careful to not let a candidate declare victory in close races before all the votes are counted.