Resources
AZ General Election 2026
Voter Guides
Voter registration closes October 5 at 11:59 PM, and ballots start mailing October 7. These guides can help you do your homework before you fill out your ballot. Several have printable versions if you want to share them with family or neighbors.
Start here
Two guides from trusted organizations that cover your whole ballot.
CEBV 2026 Ballot Guide
Recommendations on every state proposition, judicial retention, and statewide office. Comes with printable flyers and shareable graphics.
azvoterguide.usSOSAZ Vote 4 Public Education
Save Our Schools Arizona's full guide: legislative and school board endorsements, proposition recommendations, and bond and override info for your district.
sosarizona.org/vote4publicedCandidates & endorsements
Who's running, who's backing them, and how the incumbents have voted.
Blue Voter Guide
Filter candidates by which orgs and groups have endorsed them. See who's backed by PACs versus grassroots and community orgs.
bluevoterguide.orgProgressive Voters Guide
Endorsements and candidate breakdowns for Arizona races, organized by district. From the team at Progress Arizona.
progressivevotersguide.com/arizona2026 Progress Scorecard
How your current legislators voted, scored across 200+ bills by Progress Arizona and 30 partner organizations. Look up your own legislators and see their ratings.
progressarizona.org/legislative-scorecardCitizens Clean Elections
The official state guide, with candidate statements direct from the candidates themselves. Good for cross-checking claims against the other guides.
azcleanelections.govBallot propositions
Find out what these measures actually do.
Props 101
A plain-language breakdown of Props 320, 318, 144, and 142, and what each one does. Available in Spanish as well.
sosaz.substack.comArizona Ballot Measures
A rundown of the GOP-backed ballot measures Arizona voters will decide on this year, covering schools, elections, and taxes.
azmirror.comNo on Prop 320
The case against Prop 320's school spending mandate, and how the formula would affect district budgets and Classroom Site Fund dollars.
noon320.comJudges on the back of your ballot
82 judges are up for retention this year. These break down who they are.
CEBV Gavel Watch
Recommendations and reasoning for each judge, plus an explainer on how Arizona's judicial selection process works. There's a one-page printable summary if you want to bring it to your kitchen table.
azvoterguide.usArizona's Worst Judges
Arizona Agenda dug through the performance review data and wrote up the judges with the weakest scores, in readable English.
arizonaagenda.comJudicial Performance Review
The official state source. Survey scores, bios, assignments, and appointment history for every judge on the ballot.
jpr.azcourts.govRegister & vote
Official state resources for getting registered and casting your ballot.
Candidate Social Media Handles
Help these 19 Democratic candidates reach more voters. They're running in the districts most likely to decide who controls the Arizona Legislature. Follow them, share their posts, and tag them in yours. Open a district to get started.
AZ Advocacy Hub
Immigration Rights
Community-run rapid response system that uses whistles to alert neighbors when ICE is active in the area. The site includes reporting hotlines organized by region, know-your-rights resources in multiple languages, and instructions for assembling and distributing whistle kits.
Heads up: Arizona lawmakers have pushed legislation that could criminalize warning specific people about imminent arrests, this tool is for general public sightings and neighborhood awareness, but laws are shifting fast, so know your risk.
Activist Toolkit - Linktree
The Hub's Linktree puts together everything in one place: voter guides, Request to Speak training, postcarding and textbanking sign-ups, letters to the editor resources, and links to local advocacy groups across Arizona. Mobile-friendly and updated regularly.
Additional Resources
AZ Follow the Money is an independent, volunteer‑run project that compiles and visualizes campaign finance data obtained through public records from the Arizona Secretary of State. It offers a clear, verifiable look at how much Arizona’s elected officials raise and spend.
A straightforward tool for tracking every bill moving through the Arizona Legislature; searchable, filterable, and organized to show how your legislators voted. Also pulls in bill positions from Arizona advocacy organizations so you can see where the groups you trust stand on what's being debated.
Last updated September 30 2026.