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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

"Business as usual." Early Ballots for the 2026 General Election will begin mailing on October 7. To request a mail ballot, visit recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard or call (520) 724-4330.

"Update: Ballots coming soon! October 7: Early ballots mailed. October 23: Last day to request a mail ballot. October 27: Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot. General Election: November 3, 2026. Request online: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard. Request by phone: (520) 724-4330."

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

The Voter Registration Training September session is NOW OPEN! Join us on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 10 am. Learn how to help your family, friends, and neighbors get #RegisteredandReadyinPima! Space is limited, and registration is required. See you there! Sign up: recorder.pima.gov/Outreach

Graphic announcing the Pima County Recorder’s Office September Voter Registration Training session. Text reads: ‘Community Voter Registration Training. You will learn how to register voters, including: Voter Registration requirements, special situations, and Federal and state laws that pertain to voter registration. Pima County Consolidated Justice Court, 240 N. Stone Avenue | Catalina Room | 7th floor. *Registration is required, limited space available!* Tuesday, September 29, 10 to 11:30 am. Contact us at (520) 724-4330 or outreach@recorder.pima.gov. recorder.pima.gov/Outreach.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Are you Registered and Ready to vote? The deadline to register for the Nov. 3 General Election is Monday, Oct. 5, at 11:59 pm. #registeredandreadyinpima Visit: www.recorder.pima.gov/Register

Registered and ready to vote. Voter Registration deadline: Monday, October 5. Check your Voter Registration online. Moved? Updated your address. Bonus: Get family and friends to check theirs! General Election, November 3, 2026. Visit our site for more info: recorder.pima.gov/Register.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

🚨 NEW JOB POSTINGS 🚨 We're hiring for the 2026 General Election! Multiple positions with paid training are available! Apply online: recorder.pima.gov/JobOpenings

Now hiring! 2026 General Election. Available Temporary Positions: Early Voting Staff, Data Entry/Phone Operators (must speak Spanish), Ballot Processors, IT Aides and Couriers. Requirements: Be registered to vote in Pima County and attend a paid training session (virtual or in-person). Employment Dates & Pay Rate: September through November. Dates may change depending on position and location. Apply online: recorder.pima.gov/JobOpenings

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

The 2026 General Election is coming up! Please visit our website to check your eligibility and confirm your registration is up to date by Oct. 5. Early ballots will begin to be mailed out on Oct. 7. For more dates: recorder.pima.gov/ElectionCalendar

Primary Election Timeline: September 18: Ballots mailed to Uniformed and Overseas Voters, October 5: Last day to register to vote, October 7: Early Voting begins & Early Ballots mailed, October 23: Last day to request a mail ballot, October 27: Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot, November 3: Election Day, 7 pm - Deadline to drop off your ballot. View more dates: recorder.pima.gov/ElectionCalendar

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Holiday Closure Notice! 🚨 The Recorder's Office will be closed on Monday, September 7. Operations will resume on Tuesday, September 8. Have a happy and safe Labor Day!

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Catch our Outreach team at several community events this month! Check your Voter Registration, ask questions, and get helpful voter and election information ahead of the Nov. 3 General Election. For more information: recorder.pima.gov/Outreach

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Check your voter registration before every election! Pima County voters can log in to a secure dashboard to quickly access their most important voter registration information, request a ballot, or even sign up for ballot alerts! Check it out: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly and Elections Director Constance Hargrove recently toured the Tucson campus of Saavi Services for the Blind with its Community Development Manager, Reginald Laister. Saavi provides training in nonvisual techniques to people of all ages.

Pima County Recorder Gabriella Cázares-Kelly, Elections Director Constance Hargrove, Election staffers, and Saavi Community Development Manager Reginald Laister pose for a group photo in front of a lobby sign that reads "Saavi - Services for the Blind."

Recorder Cázares-Kelly guides her hand across a tactile art piece. It is colorful, covered in cascading pink and green hues of thick paint strokes that rise from the surface.

An up-close shot of a tactile art piece - sections of rough and cracked brown paint are split horizontally by a mix of white and blue paint.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

The Voter Registration Training May session is NOW OPEN! Join us on Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 10 am. Learn how to help your family, friends, and neighbors get #RegisteredandReadyinPima! Space is limited, and registration is required. See you there! Sign up: www.recorder.pima.gov/Outreach

Graphic announcing the Pima County Recorder’s Office August Voter Registration Training session. Text reads: ‘Community Voter Registration Training. You will learn how to register voters, including: Voter Registration requirements, special situations, and Federal and state laws that pertain to voter registration. Pima County Consolidated Justice Court, 240 N. Stone Avenue | Catalina Room | 7th floor. *Registration is required, limited space available!* Wednesday, Aug 26, 10 to 11:30 am. Contact us at (520) 724-4330 or outreach@recorder.pima.gov. recorder.pima.gov/Outreach.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

Own a property or business in Pima County? Fraud Notify is a free service our office provides to help you avoid becoming a victim of property fraud. You will be notified via email when a document is recorded with your name on it. To sign up: recorder.pima.gov/FraudNotify

Fraud Notify: Document Monitoring Service. Help protect yourself from property fraud for FREE. Receive alerts when a document is recorded with your name. Join the 8,300+ already signed up! recorder.pima.gov/FraudNotify

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Sunday, July 26, is the deadline to verify your Ballot Affidavit signature for the Primary Election! Our phone lines are open from 8 am to 5 pm. Call us at (520) 724-4330.

Upcoming last day to verify your ballot. Received a call from our office? Verify your signature by 5 pm on Sunday, July 26! Call us at (520) 724-4330. Hours: 8 am - 5 pm. Primary Election. View your ballot status: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

Tuesday, July 21, is Election Day! You can drop off your ballot or vote in person from 6 am until 7 pm. For voting and drop-off locations, go to pima.vote

Election Day: Tuesday, July 21. Voting hours: 6 am to 7 pm. Voting and Ballot Drop Box locations: pima.vote. Primary Election.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Still have your ballot or haven't voted yet? All 15 of our Early Voting/Drop Off Sites are open Friday until 7 pm! Locations & hours: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites

All 15 Early Voting and Drop Off Sites open until 7 pm, Friday, July 17. View hours and locations: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. Primary Election, July 2026.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Tu voto merece una protección sólida y eso es exactamente lo que recibe. Vota por adelantado y deposita tu boleta con confianza; los buzones de entrega de boleta están diseñados para garantizar la seguridad. (1/2)

"Buzones de entrega de boletas (24/7): cómodo y seguro. Ampliando el acceso al voto en todo el condado de Pima. Vea cómo se garantiza la seguridad de su voto."

"Construido para resistir: atornillado al cemento, extintor de incendios, retenedores de puerta que impiden el acceso y bisagras industriales."

"Centrado en la seguridad: recogido por equipos de mensajería bipartidistas, con dos cerraduras únicas con llaves individuales, cumple con los procedimientos estándar de documentación de la cadena de custodia
y abertura estrecha exclusiva para boletas. Ver ubicaciones de los buzones: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. Alertas de estado de boleta por correo: recorder.pima.gov/AlertMe"

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Your vote deserves strong protection, and that’s exactly what it gets. Drop off your ballot with confidence. Ballot Drop Boxes are built for security: Fire-resistant & bolted into concrete Collected by bipartisan courier teams Narrow openings for ballots only 💫 recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites

"24/7 Ballot Drop Boxes: convenient and secure. Expanding access to voting throughout Pima County. See how your vote stays safe."

"Built for strength: bolted into concrete, waterless fire extinguisher, anti-pry door jam, and industrial hinges."

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

El reconocimiento de los derechos de voto de los pueblos originarios en 1948 marcó un punto de inflexión en la historia de Arizona, al afirmar que los ciudadanos originarios —guardianes de esta tierra desde tiempos inmemoriales— merecen tener el mismo acceso a las elecciones.

El 15 de julio de 1948 se reconocieron los derechos de voto de los pueblos originarios, lo que puso fin a barreras que existían desde hacía mucho tiempo y reafirmó que los pueblos originarios merecen tener acceso en igualdad de condiciones al proceso democrático. Acompáños a celebrar el derecho al voto de los pueblos originarios. Arizona Historical Society.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

The recognition of Native American voting rights in 1948 marked a turning point in Arizona’s history, affirming that Native citizens—long stewards of this land—deserve equal access to the ballot.

Native American Voting Rights were recognized on July 15, 1948, ending long-standing barriers and affirming that native citizens deserve equal access to the democratic process. Join us in celebration! Native American right to vote. Arizona Historical Society.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Tuesday, July 14, is the recommended last day to mail your ballot back! If you still have it after the deadline, you can drop it off at any Early Voting Site, 24/7 Ballot Drop Box, or Election Day Vote Center! Locations & Hours: pima.vote

Recommended last day to mail your ballot back: Tuesday, July 14. Primary Election: July 21, 2026. Still have your ballot? Find a drop-off location: www.pima.vote

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

All 15 Early Voting Sites in Pima County are now open! Services and hours differ among locations. To find a location near you and updates, visit: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites

"All Early Voting Sites are open now! Many ways to vote! 15 Early Voting Sites, 5 Votemobile stops, and 6 Ballot Drop Boxes. Still have your ballot? Drop it off! View hours and locations: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. Primary Election, July 21, 2026." A map of Pima County shows Early Voting Sites with city and town areas highlighted.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 11/07/2026

The Votemobile is back for the Primary Election! Visiting four areas in Pima County, the Mobile Voting Unit will be available for Early Voting, Emergency Voting, and ballot drop-off! For more information, visit recorder.pima.gov/Votemobile

Pima County Recorder's Office: Votemobile. Open for voting! Primary Election - 10 am to 3 pm. July 14, Salazar-Ajo Library - 15 Plaza #179, Ajo. July 16, Robles Ranch Community Center - 16150 W Ajo Highway, Three Points. July 17 and 18, Tohono Plaza (Bashas' Plaza) - 1 Indian Rte 19, Sells. July 20, Marana Aquatic & Recreation Center - 13455 N Marana Main Street. Available Voting Services: Early Voting, Emergency Voting & Ballot Drop-Off. For real-time updates: recorder.pima.gov/Votemobile

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Expanding access to voting throughout Pima County, we are now offering SIX 24/7 Ballot Drop Boxes! Drop off your ballot by 7 pm on Election Day, Tuesday, July 21. View locations online: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites

24/7 Ballot Drop Boxes. Downtown Tucson, Recorder's Office, 240 N. Stone: Walk-Up: In the courtyard facing the building. Drive-Up: On the utility driveway between 240 N. Stone and 200 N. Stone. Eastside Tucson: Recorder's Office, 6920 E Broadway Blvd. Walk-Up: In front of the Pima County Health Department Office. Southwest Tucson (NEW!): Pascua Yaqui Tribal Chambers, 7474 S Camino De Oeste. Walk-Up: In front of the Community Services Building. Sahuarita (NEW!): Sahuarita Town Hall, 375 W Sahuarita Center Way. Drive-Up: Town Hall courtyard and fountain area inside the parking horseshoe. Sells (NEW): Tohono Plaza (Bashas' Plaza), 1 Main St, Sells Walk-Up: In front of the Post Office. Still have your ballot? Drop it off before 7 pm on Election Day. View locations: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. Primary Election: July 21, 2026.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Friday, July 10, is the last day to request a ballot by mail for the 2026 Primary Election! Give our office a call to get your ballot at (520) 724-4330 or visit recorder.pima.gov/BallotByMail

"Last day to request a ballot by mail: Friday, July 10. Request online: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard. Request by phone: (520) 724-4330. Primary Election, July 21, 2026."

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

Did you know you can sign up for ballot-by-mail status alerts!? Get alerts at each step of the process. Sign up online at recorder.pima.gov/AlertMe

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

Oro Valley Public Library is now open as an Early Voting Site for the July 21 Primary Election! View more sites: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites 📚: Oro Valley Public Library 📍: 1305 W Naranja Dr, Oro Valley 🕑: Monday – Friday, 8 am to 5 pm* *Open until 7 pm on Friday, July 17

"Early Voting Site in Oro Valley is now open! Oro Valley Public Library, 1305 W Naranja Dr. View dates and hours: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. Primary Election, July 21, 2026."

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 02/07/2026

¿Ya tiene un plan para votar en las elecciones primarias de 2026? ¡Todavía hay tiempo para votar! 📫 Por correo: - Solicite una boleta por correo antes del 10 de julio. - Recomendamos enviarla por correo a más tardar el 14 de julio.

"Haz un plan para voter. Elecciones Primarias: 21 de julio de 2026."

"Formas de votar: Por correo: Solicite una boleta por correo antes del 10 de julio. La fecha límite recomendada para enviar su boleta por correo es el 14 de julio. Entrégalo en cualquier buzón de entrega de boletas (24/7), sitio de votación anticipada o centro de votación antes de las 7 pm del día de la elección (21 de julio). Ubicaciones: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. En persona en cualquier sitio de votación anticipada o centro de votación desde el 24 de junio hasta las 7 pm del día de la elección (21 de julio). Visite pima.vote para encontrar el sitio más cercano. NOTA: Para votar en persona, debe presentar una identificación de votante válida. Ver la lista: recorder.pima.gov/VoterID. Por A.R.S. § 16-948, “un familiar, un miembro del hogar o un cuidador del votante” puede entregar la boleta electoral del votante en su nombre."

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 02/07/2026

Have you made a voting plan for the '26 Primary Election? You still have time to vote! By mail 📫 -Request a mail ballot by July 10 -We recommend mailing back by July 14 📥 Drop-off at any 24/7 Ballot Drop Box, Early Voting Site, or Vote Center by 7 pm on Election Day, July 21

"Make a voting plan. Primary Election: July 21, 2026."

"Ways to vote: By mail: Request a ballot by July 10. The recommended deadline to mail back your ballot is July 14. Drop off at any 24/7 Ballot Drop Box, Early Voting Site or Vote Center by 7 pm on Election Day, July 21. Locations: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. In person at any Early Voting Site or Vote Center from June 24 until 7 pm on Election Day, July 21. Visit pima.vote to find the nearest site. Note: To vote in person, you must present proper Voter Identification. View list: recorder.pima.gov/VoterID. Per A.R.S. 16-948, "A family member, household member, or caregiver of the voter" can drop off a voter's ballot on their behalf.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

Ya se han enviado por correo las boletas para la elección primaria del 21 de julio. 📬 Esto es lo que encontrará en el paquete de su boleta: ✔️ Instrucciones y opciones para la devolución ✔️ Su boleta oficial ✔️ Un sobre de devolución (no olvide firmarlo)

"Se han enviado las boletas por correo. Elecciones primarias: 21 de julio de 2026. Qué hay dentro (siguiente diapositiva)". En el centro se encuentra el sobre verde.

"Instrucciones y opciones de devolución: por correo, buzones de entrega de boletas (24/7), sitio de votación anticipada o centro de votación. Fecha límite recomendada para enviar su boleta por correo: 14 de julio." Una flecha señala la hoja de instrucciones azul. "Boleta: medidas y candidatos por los que puede votar." Otra flecha señala una boleta de muestra.

Sobre de devolución con declaración jurada: ¡Introduzca su boleta en el sobre amarillo, fírmelo y devuélvalo! ¡Debe firmar para que se procese su boleta!" Un círculo en la esquina inferior derecha de la declaración jurada indica el lugar donde se requiere la firma del votante.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

Early mail ballots have been mailed out for the July 21 Primary Election. 📬 Here’s what you can expect inside your ballot packet: ✔️ Instructions and return options ✔️ Your official ballot ✔️ A return envelope (don’t forget to sign it)

"Early Ballots have been mailed. Primary Election: July 21, 2026. What's inside (next slide)". In the center is the green carrier envelope.

"Instructions and return options: mail back, 24/7 Drop Box, Early Voting Site, or Vote Center. The recommended deadline to mail back is July 14th." An arrow is pointing to the blue instruction sheet. "Ballot: measures and candidates you can vote on." Another arrow is pointing to a sample ballot.

"Ballot Affidavit Return Envelope: Insert your ballot into the yellow envelope, sign it, and return it! You must sign for your ballot to be processed!" A circle in the bottom-right corner of the affidavit indicates where the voter's signature is required.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 24/06/2026

Ya está en marcha la votación anticipada para las elecciones primarias del 21 de julio. Ya se han comenzado a enviar las boletas por correo; por favor, tenga en cuenta que pueden tardar unos días en llegar. (1/2)

¡La votación ha comenzado! Las boletas han sido enviadas por correo. Elecciones primarias: 21 de julio de 2026. ¡Desliza para más información!

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 24/06/2026

Early Voting is underway for the July 21 Primary Election. Early Ballots have begun to be mailed out, but please allow a few days for delivery. Ballots must be returned by 7 pm on Election Day, Tuesday, July 21. View voting and Ballot Drop-off sites: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites

Early Voting has begun! Ballots have been mailed out. Primary Election, July 21, 2026. Swipe for more info.

Voting & Ballot Drop-Off Sites: Most up-to-date information: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites. Important Primary Election Dates: July 10: Last day to request mail ballot, July 14: Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot, Tuesday, July 21: Election Day: Vote or drop off Mail Ballot. Questions? Visit us at recorder.pima.gov/BallotFAQs or call us (520) 724-4330.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

NOTICE: Today, June 22nd, is the voter registration deadline for the July 21 Primary Election!✨ You can also register online at AZMVDNow.gov until 11:59 pm!

Are you registered and ready to vote? Monday, June 22nd, is the Voter Registration deadline for the July 21 Primary Election. In-person: Our Downtown Office (240 N. Stone) will be open until 5 pm to receive Voter Registration forms. Online: Update your voter info & register at AZMVDNow until 11:59 pm. Questions? Call us at (520) 724-4330. Review your registration: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard. To register or update online: AZMVDNow.gov

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 18/06/2026

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 17/06/2026

Are you Registered and Ready to Vote? Monday, June 22, at 11:59 pm, is the deadline to register for the July 21 Primary Election. Visit: recorder.pima.gov/Register #registeredandreadyinpima

Registered and Ready to Vote. Voter Registration Deadline: Monday, June 22. Primary Election: July 21, 2026. Call 520-724-4330 or visit: recorder.pima.gov/Register

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

¡Podemos enviar la boleta electoral a una dirección temporal para cualquier votante elegible! Una vez que la reciba, devuélvala lo antes posible para que llegue antes de la fecha límite de las 7 pm del 21 de julio. Solicítela: (520) 724-4330 o recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard

"¿Vas a viajar este verano? ¡Podemos enviar su boleta a una dirección temporal! Solicitud por teléfono: (520) 724-4330 o en línea: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard. Elecciones Primarias: 21 de julio de 2026." Un excursionista está de pie sobre una roca, mirando el paisaje.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

Have travel plans this summer? ✈️☀️ We can send a ballot to a temporary address for any eligible voter! Once you receive it, return it as soon as possible so it arrives by the 7 pm deadline on July 21. Request by phone: (520) 724-4330 or online: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard

"Traveling this summer? Send your ballot to a temporary address! Request by phone: (520) 724-4330, or online: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard. Primary Election: July 21, 2026." A hiker stands on a rock, viewing the scenery.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

¡Las elecciones primarias de 2026 han comenzado! Los votantes elegibles de militar y en el extranjero recibirán instrucciones para votar de forma segura a través de nuestro nuevo portal de votación en línea, utilizando sus propios dispositivos personales. (1/2)

Votantes militares y en el extranjero, ¡su boleta está en camino! ¿Sabías que los votantes elegibles pueden recibir una boleta en cualquier parte del mundo? Elecciones Primarias, 21 de julio de 2026. Visite nuestro sitio web para obtener más información: recorder.pima.gov/UOCAVA

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

The 2026 Primary Election has begun! Eligible Military & Overseas Voters will receive instructions on how to securely vote via our new online ballot portal on their personal devices! Early Voting for the general public begins June 24. For more info: recorder.pima.gov/UOCAVA

Military and Overseas Voters, your ballot is on its way! Did you know? Eligible voters can receive a ballot anywhere in the world. Primary Election, July 21, 2026. Visit our website to learn more: recorder.pima.gov/UOCAVA

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

The 2026 Primary Election is coming up! Please visit our website by June 22 to check your eligibility and confirm your registration is up to date. Early ballots will begin to be mailed out on June 24. For more dates: recorder.pima.gov/ElectionCalendar

Primary Election Timeline: June 5: Ballots mailed to Uniformed and Overseas Voters, June 22: Last day to register to vote, June 24: Early Voting begins & Early Ballots mailed, July 10: Last day to request a mail ballot, July 14: Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot, July 21: Election Day, 7PM Deadline to drop off your ballot. View more dates: recorder.pima.gov/ElectionCalendar

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 13/05/2026

The Voter Registration Training May session is NOW OPEN! Join us on Wednesday, May 27, at 10 am and learn how to help your family, friends, and neighbors get #Registeredandreadypima! Space is limited, and registration is required. See you there. Sign up: www.recorder.pima.gov/Outreach

Graphic announcing the Pima County Recorder’s Office May Voter Registration Training session. Text reads: ‘Community Voter Registration Training. You will learn how to register voters, including: Voter Registration requirements, special situations, and Federal and state laws that pertain to voter registration. Pima County Consolidated Justice Court, 240 N. Stone Avenue | Catalina Room | 7th floor. *Registration is required, limited space available!* Wednesday, May 27th, 10 to 11:30 am. Contact us at (520) 724-4330 or outreach@recorder.pima.gov. recorder.pima.gov/Outreach.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 17/04/2026

Experiencing fomo? The Pima County Recorder's Office has you covered with services ALL YEAR ROUND! Get familiar with our services: recorder.pima.gov

Flyer is designed like a music festival lineup and reads "Pima County Recorder's Office presents: Document Recording: Fraud Notify, Public Access Portal, Historical Documents, Public Records Search, Digital and Certified copies; Voter Registration: Voter Dashboard, Voter Statistics, Voter Roll List Maintenance, Voter ID Cards, Active Early Voting List; Early Voting: Early Voting Sites, Emergency Voting, Ballot by Mail Requests, Ballot Processing, Signature Verification. More info: recorder.pima.gov or (520) 724-4330."

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 15/04/2026

The Voter Registration Training April session is NOW OPEN! Join us on Wednesday, April 29, at 10 am and learn how to help your family, friends, and neighbors get #Registeredandreadypima! Space is limited, and registration is required. See you there. Sign up: www.recorder.pima.gov/Outreach

Graphic announcing the Pima County Recorder’s Office March Voter Registration Training session. Text reads: ‘Community Voter Registration Training. You will learn how to register voters, including: Voter Registration requirements, special situations, and Federal and state laws that pertain to voter registration. Pima County Consolidated Justice Court, 240 N. Stone Avenue | Catalina Room | 7th floor. *Registration is required, limited space available!* Wednesday, April 29th, 10 to 11:30 am. Contact us at (520) 724-4330 or outreach@recorder.pima.gov. recorder.pima.gov/Outreach.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 11/04/2026

It's 2026... of course we can send a ballot to space! 🌌 Eligible military and overseas voters can securely vote on their personal devices using our new Online Ballot Portal! Vote like an astronaut: recorder.pima.gov/UOCAVA

"We love our military & overseas voters to the moon.. and beyond! *even an astronaut from Pima County can vote in space! Visit our website to learn more: recorder.pima.gov/UOCAVA" Image shows the Earth and moon with an astronaut and satellite floating in space.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 04/04/2026

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 27/03/2026

Join our team! We are seeking Election & IT Aides as we gear up for the remainder of the 2026 Election Cycle. 🌟 Election Aide - Assist in processing mail ballots (many roles available!) 🌟 IT Aide - Provide tech support during site set-up To apply, head to: recorder.pima.gov/JobOpenings

Join our team! Election Aide - Responsibilities include processing incoming ballots, verifying voter signatures using specialized software, and assisting with the transport of ballots and supplies. IT Aide - Duties include inventorying and preparing IT equipment, installing and testing networked devices such as scanners and ballot-on-demand printers, and assisting with setup and teardown of early voting site technology. Apply here: recorder.pima.gov/Outreach

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 26/03/2026

👏A huge shoutout to everyone who attended our March Voter Registration Training class! We're so excited to see the impact you'll create in the community, and we're proud to have such amazing individuals on this journey to register their community to VOTE.

A Recorder's Office Outreach member presents the Voter Registration training to multiple members of the community.

Close-up of a community member taking notes during the presentation.

Sign at the door with "Pima County Recorder's Office - Voter Registration Training, please sign in!"

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 13/03/2026

The Voter Registration Training March session is NOW OPEN! Join us on Thursday, March 26, at 10 am and learn how to help your family, friends, and neighbors get #Registeredandreadypima! Space is limited, and registration is required. See you there. www.recorder.pima.gov/Outreach

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 11/03/2026

Friday, March 13th, is the deadline to verify your ballot affidavit signature for the RTA Special Election! Our phone lines are open weekdays from 8 am to 5 pm. Call us at (520) 724-4330.

Upcoming last day to verify your ballot: Did you receive a notification from our office about your ballot? You have until 5pm on Friday, March 13, to verify your signature! Call us at (520) 724-4330. Hours: Weekdays, 8 am to 5 pm. View your ballot status: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard. RTA Special Election.

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Pima County Recorder's Office @pimarecorder.bsky.social · 10/03/2026

Tuesday, March 10, is Election Day! You can drop off your mail ballot or vote in person from 6 am until 7 pm. For voting and drop-off locations, go to pima.vote

Election Day: Tuesday, March 10. Voting Hours: 6 am - 7 pm. Voting & Ballot Drop Box locations: pima.vote. Regional Transportation Authority Special Election - March 10, 2026

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