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The
City of Phoenix conducts elections for City voters
to elect the Mayor and the Council Members who represent
the eight geographic Council districts of the City,
and to approve or reject ballot propositions that
pertain to the City of Phoenix. The next scheduled
election is the Runoff Election
on Nov. 8, 2011.
The
regular Phoenix elections for Mayor and City Council
are held in August and November (Runoff) of odd-numbered
years. The terms of City Council members are staggered;
therefore the next regular elections are as follows.
•
2013 – to elect Council Members in Districts
2, 4, 6 and 8.
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2015 – to elect the Mayor and Council Members
in Districts 1, 3, 5 and 7.
Special
elections may be called by the City Council or as
required by law. State law permits special elections
to be held on only four dates each year.
1. March (second Tuesday)
2. May (third Tuesday)
3. August (tenth Tuesday before the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in November)
4. November (first Tuesday after the first Monday)
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Voting
Centers
The City of Phoenix will be using voting centers
for this election. For Phoenix elections, voters
no longer are required to vote at a specified
polling place in the precinct where the voter
resides. Any
City voter can use any one of the 26 voting
centers to cast a ballot. For
voting convenience, in addition to Election
Day, the voting centers will be open on the
Saturday and Monday prior to Election Day. This
new way of voting is only for elections conducted
by the City of Phoenix.
Click
here
for a map and list of the voting center locations.
If you would like to read more about voting
centers, click here.
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Early
Voting
Early voting continues to be the most popular way for
Phoenix voters to cast their ballots. For early voting
information for the upcoming election, click
here. For general information about voting early,
use the link on the left side of this page.
We
hope that this site is helpful to you. Whether you are interested
in working at the polls, voting early or just getting information
about City of Phoenix elections, we hope you will find what
you need here! If you are unable to find the information
you need, have a question or have a suggestion to improve
our Web site, please contact us.
City
of Phoenix, City Clerk Department, Elections Division
200 W. Washington St., Suite 1500, Phoenix, AZ 85003-1611.
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