Early Voting Tops 46 Million, Breaking 2022 Midterm Record; Arizona Passes 1.5 Million
Early turnout has passed the 2022 total, and Arizona voters have returned more than 1.5 million ballots ahead of Tuesday’s election.
Early turnout has passed the 2022 total, and Arizona voters have returned more than 1.5 million ballots ahead of Tuesday’s election.
The Recorder’s Office says its oversight of early voting locations ended Oct. 30, while signature verification, curing and provisional ballots stay with the office.
Recorder Justin Heap called an ACLU of Arizona complaint about a downtown Phoenix poll worker a ‘baseless attack’ and asked for an apology.
Returns are running about 50,000 ahead of the 2022 midterm pace. After today, voters should use drop boxes or vote centers.
The president and first lady cast ballots in West Palm Beach before he headed to a Georgia rally.
Election officials invite voters to watch the process on a public livestream as early ballots pour in ahead of Nov. 3.
Paper trays on three ballot-on-demand printers were found open Friday morning at Chandler-Gilbert Community College; early voting was not disrupted.
Runbeck Election Services sent 3,126 mail ballots to the Postal Service six days before early voting began.
Mail ballots went out and early voting centers opened Wednesday. Election Day is Nov. 3; mail ballots should go out at least seven days before.