What is the Primary Election on July 30?

Each recognized political party holds a primary election to nominate candidates. The candidates that win the nomination in the primary election advance to the general election. Arizona has an open primary, which allows voters registered as independent (no party) to participate by designating to their County Recorder which partisan ballot they would like to receive.

Independent Voters

Arizona has an open primary, which means all registered voters can participate in the election, including independents. Independent voters can vote early by contacting their County Recorder with their preferred party ballot by July 19th (Note: Independents on the AEVL must tell their County Recorder which ballot to send them if they wish to vote early). Independent voters can also visit their voting location and choose their preferred party ballot on Election Day. For more information, click the button below or see the FAQ's.

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What ballot do I get?

Democratic Party = Democratic Party Ballot
Green Party = Green Party Ballot
Libertarian Party= Libertarian Party Ballot
Republican Party = Republican Party Ballot
No Labels Party = No Labels Party Ballot (see below for important information)
Independent Voter (No Party Affiliation) Select one = Choose One: Democratic, Republican, or local non-partisan (if available)

Note: The No Labels (NOL) Party Ballot will NOT have any federal, state, or legislative office candidates listed on it. This is due to a preliminary injunction issued by the U.S. District Court for Arizona barring NOL candidates from appearing on the Arizona Primary Election ballot. No Labels Party of Arizona v Adrian Fontes, CV-23-02172-PHX-JJT (2024). No Label Party voters who are on the Active Early Voting List will automatically be sent a No Labels Party Ballot with no federal, state, or legislative candidates listed.