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PHOENIX – Today, the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office launched their Arizona.Vote “60 Days. 60 Facts.” social media campaign, a nonpartisan social media information campaign designed to provide Arizona voters with clear, factual information about when, where and how to participate in the 2026 General Election.
All content will be posted on the (@) ArizonaDotVote accounts on Twitter (X), Instagram, and, now, Threads!
Beginning September 4, and continuing through Election Day on November 3, the campaign will share one (or more!) election-related fact(s) each day, focusing exclusively on voting procedures, important dates, voter resources and other practical information.
“Voters should have straightforward information they can trust and use to make a plan to participate in the election,” said Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes. “The goal of this information campaign is simple: provide useful, nonpartisan information about the mechanics of voting in Arizona and direct voters to official election resources.”
Topics featured throughout the 60-day fact campaign will include:
- Important dates: Key registration, early voting and Election Day deadlines.
- Where to vote: Information about finding authorized voting locations.
- How to vote: Information about in-person voting and voting by mail.
- Identification requirements: What voters should know before voting in person.
- Early voting: How Arizona’s early voting process works.
- Voter registration: Where voters can check or update their registration information.
- Ballot information: How voters can access official information about their ballot.
- Election resources: Where to find official information from Arizona election officials.
- Misinformation Inoculation: What voters can expect to dispel conspiracy theories and threats.
For the 2026 General Election key dates, remember to include October 5 at 11:59 p.m. as the voter-registration deadline, October 7 as the beginning of early voting and mailing of early ballots, and November 3 as General Election Day.
Visit Arizona.Vote for more information.
