Registering to vote

Register or update your registration through the state portal at azmvdnow.gov.

Check your registration status at my.arizona.vote. Checking is recommended if you have moved, changed your name, or are unsure whether your registration is still active. Moving within the San Tan Valley area still requires updating your address.

Pinal County Voter Registration: 520-866-7550

Recorder's Office: 520-866-6830

Ways to vote

Early voting is available in person at Pinal County early voting sites. The county also has ballot drop boxes. The two in the San Tan Valley area are listed below.

By mail: you can vote early by mail. Return your ballot to a ballot drop box, an early voting location or a polling place. If you send it back by mail, send it early. Your ballot must reach the county by 7 p.m. on Election Day, and the postmark does not count. Track your ballot with the "Where's My Ballot?" tool at my.arizona.vote to confirm it was received and counted.

On Election Day: you vote at the polling place assigned to your address. Find yours at my.arizona.vote. Confirm it before you go, because polling places can change between elections. Polling places are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Where to return a ballot in the San Tan Valley area

Two Pinal County locations in the San Tan Valley area have an outdoor ballot drop box.

San Tan Valley Recorder's Office
31505 N. Schnepf Road, Building A (Next to the Book Drop Off Bin at the San Tan Valley Library)
Also an early voting site. Recorder's Office page

Pinal County Public Health Department - San Tan Valley Clinic & WIC
36235 N. Gantzel Road
Ballot drop box only. No in-person voting here.

On Election Day, you can also drop your ballot off at any polling place in the county.

Pinal County Elections

Pinal VOTES

31 N Pinal Street, Florence, AZ 85132

520-509-3555 - Toll-free 888-431-1311

Follow @PinalVotes for schedule updates and results.

The county also operates a Pinal Voter Van that can be requested for community events. Community groups hosting an event can arrange a visit through the county at 520-509-3555.

Town of San Tan Valley elections

Town council elections are nonpartisan and are administered by Pinal County. Under the Town Code, candidates for town office must have lived in the town for at least one year. The Town Code also reserves initiative and referendum rights to voters.

Who's on the council now and how meetings work: Council Meetings & Agendas

Our election coverage

We cover local races, ballot measures, and election dates as they approach. Election events are listed on our Government calendar alongside other community events.

We report on elections; we do not endorse candidates.

Quick reference

Who represents you at the county: Board of Supervisors

Every number in one place: Important Phone Numbers