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NOV. 7

Phoenix voters sent ballots for bond election

Ballots have been mailed for the Nov. 7 Phoenix bond election, city officials said.

All Phoenix-eligible registered voters will receive a ballot by mail.

Ballot Drop boxes will be available starting Oct. 11 in  locations designated by Maricopa County. For more: Locations.Mar​​icopa.Vote.

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NOV. 7

Phoenix voters sent ballots for bond election

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Ballots have been mailed for the Nov. 7 Phoenix bond election, city officials said.

All Phoenix-eligible registered voters will receive a ballot by mail.

Ballot Drop boxes will be available starting Oct. 11 in  locations designated by Maricopa County. For more: Locations.Mar​​icopa.Vote.

To obtain a replacement ballot by mail for a ballot that is destroyed, lost, spoiled or not received, call 602-506-1511 or email Evreq@risc.maricopa.gov by Oct. 27.

Mail-in ballots are available in alternative formats including Braille and large print, upon request.

To request an alternative format of the ballot, please call the Maricopa County Elections Department at 602-506-1511.

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