Election Day is fast approaching for some voters in Arizona. Here's a look at the upcoming deadlines for local elections on Nov. 4.

Speaker Johnson sets record with 36-day Adelita Grijalva swearing in delay as lawsuit claims constitutional violations

Arizona's Nov. 4 local elections are conducted by mail in Maricopa County, and voters face Oct. 28 return deadline for ballots.

Off-year elections tend to garner a lot less attention, but there are still important, hyper-local issues worth your time this Nov. 4. Why it matters: In these lower-turnout races, each vote carries significant weight.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes previously gave Speaker Mike Johnson an ultimatum: Swear in Adelita Grijalva or she'd take him to court.

The 2026 election is still a year away, but things are already getting interesting in Arizona as Republicans are lining up to challenge Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and many others.

Tuesday is the recommended deadline for mailing back completed ballots for next week's jurisdictional elections in Arizona.

The decision by the Arizona Supreme Court that gives Secretary of State Adrian Fontes more control over election policies.

From school budget overrides to bond issuance, Arizona voters will get to decide on various local-level ballot measures come November. Here's a look at all them.