Polling Locations versus Vote Centers: What's the difference?
Posted 10/10/22
Maricopa County will be utilizing Vote Centers for the 2022 General Elections. Unlike polling locations, where voters are assigned to vote at specific locations, Vote Centers allow voters to vote at …
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Polling Locations versus Vote Centers: What's the difference?
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Maricopa County will be utilizing Vote Centers for the 2022 General Elections. Unlike polling locations, where voters are assigned to vote at specific locations, Vote Centers allow voters to vote at ANY Vote Center location.
Vote Centers will have equipment that allows a ballot to be printed, based on the voter’s home address, which will include the appropriate federal, state and municipal candidates and/or issues.
Vote Centers are strategically placed throughout the county and are open from Oct. 12, 2022 through Nov. 8, 2022, including some nights and weekends. Voters on the Active Early Voter List can drop off their voted early ballot at any Vote Center or the Peoria City Clerk’s Office through 7 p.m. on Election Day at 8401 W. Monroe Street. The city clerk’s Office can accept voted ballots, but will not serve as a Vote Center.
Call the Maricopa County Elections Department at 602-506-1511 or visit recorder.maricopa.gov/pollingplace to find a Vote Center location near you.
