It’s Election Day and Maricopa County voters can cast a ballot at any of the county’s 175 vote centers.

In the face of a pandemic, Maricopa County has seen record General Election participation. More than 1.68 million voters have already participated in-person or by mail.

Today, Maricopa County has 175 voting locations open across the county with safety measures in place. Voters do not have an assigned location.

They may choose from any vote center open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The Elections Department website includes wait times and the number of people waiting in line at each location.

Voters can find a Vote Center that’s convenient for them at Locations.Maricopa.Vote.

Voters with an early ballot and signed green affidavit envelope can skip the line and drop it off at a Vote Center, secure ballot drop box or one of our new drive through drop boxes before 7 p.m. today. It’s too late to mail back an early ballot.

In-person voters can expect to see locations large enough to allow for physical distancing.

The Elections Department has implemented enhanced safety protocols, including requiring poll workers to wear masks, face shields and gloves, and frequently cleaning high-touch surfaces and sanitizing pens after each use.

Masks and gloves are available for all voters should they not bring their own. Find a complete list of locations and hours of operation at Locations.Maricopa.Vote.

The Elections Department will post unofficial results at 8 p.m. at Results.Maricopa.Vote and update the website throughout the night as results from county vote centers are delivered to our tabulation center.

We will release more unofficial results around 7 p.m. daily until all verified ballots are counted.

The last day to vote in the November General Election Day is today, Tuesday, November 3, 2020.

Visit BeBallotReady.Vote for more election information.