Pima County Recorder's Office

Pima County Recorder's Office Keeping the community updated on the latest news and voter information from the Pima County Recorder's Office in Arizona.
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The Pima County Recorder is Gabriella Cázares-Kelly. Our office is responsible for early voting and voter registration as well as receiving and maintaining public records and documents. The Recorder’s Office encourages community engagement and discussion on our social media pages including, but not limited to, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram that seeks to better understand voter registration, earl

y voting, document recording procedures and policies in a way that enfranchises Pima County residents. The content you post matters to us, but not all content is appropriate. By choosing to comment or post on social media accounts, you agree that we reserve the right to remove content and/or block you from the page if your posts are considered inappropriate because they contain the following:

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Copyright, trademark, and intellectual property violations;
Solicitations for commerce or fundraising. Violations will result in your comment, message, or any digital communication on social media accounts to be deleted, blocked, monitored, hidden, and/or reported.

06/27/2026

Recorder’s Office: Business as usual, voters receiving ballots

In response to voters’ questions about the SAVE America Act and President Trump’s Executive Order regarding the U.S. Postal Service: The Recorder’s Office has not been informed of any changes made by the U.S. Post Office that will impact mail ballots in the July 21 Arizona Primary Election. The Recorder’s Office is already receiving early ballots from many enthusiastic voters, and no delays have been reported.

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06/24/2026
Ya está en marcha la votación anticipada para las elecciones primarias del 21 de julio. Ya se han comenzado a enviar las...
06/24/2026

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. Las boletas deben entregarse antes de las 7 pm del martes 21 de julio, día de la elección. Consulte los sitios de votación y de entrega de boletas: recorder.pima.gov/EarlyVotingSites

Early Voting is underway for the July 21 Primary Election. Early Ballots have begun to be mailed out, but please allow a...
06/24/2026

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

Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to enforce the Emancipation Proclamati...
06/19/2026

Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation and ensure that all enslaved people were freed. Although our office will remain open today, we honor this historic moment and the end of slavery in the United States.

Juneteenth conmemora el día de 1865 en que las tropas federales llegaron a Galveston, Texas, para hacer cumplir la Proclamación de Emancipación y garantizar la libertad de todas las personas esclavizadas. Aunque nuestra oficina permanecerá abierta hoy, honramos este momento histórico y el fin de la esclavitud en los Estados Unidos.

Check your voter registration before every election! Pima County voters can log in to a secure dashboard to quickly acce...
06/18/2026

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

¡Verifique su registro de votante antes de cada elección! Los votantes del condado de Pima pueden iniciar sesión en un panel seguro para acceder rápidamente a su información de registro de votante más importante, solicitar una boleta o incluso suscribirse para recibir alertas sobre las boletas. Visite: recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard

Are you Registered and Ready to Vote? Monday, June 22, at 11:59 pm, is the deadline to register for the July 21 Primary ...
06/17/2026

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

¿Está registrado y listo para votar? El lunes 22 de junio a las 11:59 pm es la fecha límite para registrarse para las Elecciones Primarias del 21 de julio. Visite: recorder.pima.gov/Register

06/12/2026

Notice: Our phones and website are currently experiencing intermittent technical difficulties. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while we work to restore service.

Have travel plans this summer? ✈️☀️ We can send a ballot to a temporary address for any eligible voter! Once you receive...
06/11/2026

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
Important Dates:
- June 24: Early Ballots mailed
- July 10: Last day to request a mail ballot
- July 14: Recommended last day to mail ballot back
- July 21: Election Day - Ballots must arrive by 7 pm

¿Tiene planes de viaje para este verano? ✈️☀️ ¡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 por teléfono al (520) 724-4330 o en línea en recorder.pima.gov/VoterDashboard
Fechas importantes:
- 24 de junio: Envío por correo de las boletas de votación anticipada
- 10 de julio: Último día para solicitar una boleta por correo
- 14 de julio: Último día recomendado para enviar la boleta por correo

The 2026 Primary Election has begun! Eligible Military & Overseas Voters will receive instructions on how to securely vo...
06/05/2026

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 (link in bio)

¡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. La votación anticipada para el público en general comienza el 24 de junio. Para más información: recorder.pima.gov/UOCAVA (enlace en la biografía).

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