In Arizona, you are qualified to register to vote if you are a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old before election day and a resident of Arizona for at least 29 days before the election.

In Arizona, you are qualified to register to vote if you are a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old before election day and a resident of Arizona for at least 29 days before the election.

You can't register to vote on Election Day in Arizona, but you can take steps now to prepare for the next election. Here's what to do.

Arizonans are preparing to elect a president, a new U.S. senator and more on Nov. 5. But if you want to participate, you need to sign up by Oct. 7.

More than 200,000 registered Arizona voters have begun receiving alarming notices in the mail, informing them to prove their ...

Arizona has become the first state to require proof of citizenship to register to vote. Here's who might be disenfranchised and what it means.

Democrats are pouring into Arizona to woo new and undecided voters in Native American communities by Monday, the last day to register. The U.S. census says Indigenous people comprise about 6% of ...

The Arizona Republican Party is trying to overturn a state law that allows U.S. citizens who have never actually lived in Arizona to vote in the state. According to legislative records, the law ...

With Arizona earning “swing state” status and playing a major role in the November Presidential elections, many out-of-state students are registering to vote in Arizona.