Thursday is the last day to send back your vote-by-mail ballot to ensure it is received by the Pima County Recorderโs Office by Election Day.
Pima County Recorder F. Ann Rodriguez is urging voters to abide by the Nov. 3 deadline because it can take a few days for mail to be delivered.
Voters can skip the lines and drop off their mail-in ballot at any polling place on Election Day or turn it in at one of the countyโs three early-ballot locations prior to election day.
Go to https://www.recorder.pima.gov/ to track the status of mail-in ballots or for more election-related information.
