Arizona’s 2026 General Election Publicity Pamphlet Is Here

Arizona’s 2026 General Election Publicity Pamphlet is now available, giving voters an important nonpartisan resource for preparing for the November 3, 2026 General Election.

Published by the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office, the pamphlet includes key voting deadlines, voter registration information, ballot-by-mail instructions, voter ID requirements, accessibility and language-assistance information, judicial performance review materials, and public arguments for and against statewide ballot propositions.

For voters, this is one of the most useful tools for becoming “ballot ready.” The pamphlet explains how to confirm your voter registration, request a ballot-by-mail, find voting locations, verify ballot status, and understand important deadlines. It also reminds voters that ballots must be received by county election officials by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day in order to be counted.

The pamphlet also includes the official publicity-pamphlet materials for statewide propositions, including the Legislative Council analysis, arguments filed in support and opposition, and the official ballot format for each proposition. Under state law, the Secretary of State publishes qualified arguments submitted for and against ballot measures, but the opinions belong to the filers and do not represent the Secretary of State’s position.

LAMA encourages Arizona voters to read the pamphlet carefully, use trusted election sources, and make a plan to vote the whole ballot. Ballot measures, judicial retention elections, and voter-information pages can be easy to skip, but they often affect issues central to our common life: public resources, voting access, education, justice, local communities, and the well-being of our neighbors.

People of faith do not need to agree on every measure or candidate in order to take civic participation seriously. We can prepare thoughtfully, seek accurate information, ask how public decisions affect vulnerable neighbors, and encourage one another to participate with care, humility, and commitment to the common good.

Voters can also visit Arizona.Vote or their county election office for the most current official information about registration, ballot status, voting locations, deadlines, and ballot return options.

The pamphlet identifies the election date as November 3, 2026, and presents itself as Arizona’s General Election Publicity Pamphlet. The Secretary of State’s message says the guide includes key voting deadlines, public arguments for and against each proposition, and judicial performance evaluations, and directs voters to Arizona.Vote or county election websites for verified information. The pamphlet also states that ballots must be received by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day to be counted and recommends mailing ballots 7–10 days before Election Day.

LAMA has taken a public position opposing Proposition 144: Voting, Voter ID and Election Administration. See Page 86 in the Arizona 2026 General Election Publicity Pamphlet or download LAMA’s statement here.