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2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Arizona races on the 2026 ballot

The federal and statewide races and statewide ballot measures on Arizona's general election ballot, with candidates listed alphabetically. Open the app to see the races for your address, including your U.S. House district.

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What's included: U.S. Senate and House, statewide offices and statewide ballot measures.

Local races (county, city, school board, judges) and anything else on your ballot are on your official sample ballot: my.arizona.vote.

Not included: state legislature; local races (county, city, school board, special districts); judicial races below the state supreme court; judicial retention questions unless listed; state supreme court (none found on the Nov. 3 ballot, or not yet compiled): see the official lookup link for your full sample ballot.

Candidate lists as of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

This is not an official ballot. Confirm your registration, polling place and ballot with your election office through vote.gov.

Federal

Arizona has 9 U.S. House districts. You vote in one; enter your address to find yours.

Statewide offices

  • Governor

    Statewide

    • Andy Biggs · Republican
    • Katie Hobbs · DemocraticIncumbent
    • Teri Hourihan · No Labels
    • Risa Lombardo · Green

  • Attorney General

    Statewide

    • Kris Mayes · DemocraticIncumbent
    • Warren Petersen · Republican

  • Secretary of State

    Statewide

    • Duwayne Collier · Green
    • Adrian Fontes · DemocraticIncumbent
    • Alexander Kolodin · Republican

  • State Treasurer

    Statewide

    • Nick Mansour · Democratic
    • Elijah Norton · Republican

  • Corporation Commission

    Statewide

    • Mike Cease · Green
    • Ralph Heap · Republican
    • Jonathon Hill · Democratic
    • Clara Pratte · Democratic
    • Kevin Thompson · RepublicanIncumbent

  • State Mine Inspector

    Statewide

    • Brian Matlock · Democratic
    • Les Presmyk · RepublicanIncumbent

  • Superintendent of Public Instruction

    Statewide

    • Teresa Ruiz · Democratic
    • Kimberly Yee · Republican

Statewide ballot measures

  • Proposition 141: Prohibit taxes, fees or monitoring based on vehicle miles traveled

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would amend the Arizona Constitution to prohibit the state and its political subdivisions from imposing a tax or fee based on the number of miles a person travels in a motor vehicle, and from monitoring or limiting those miles…

  • Proposition 142: Preferential treatment; discrimination; prohibited acts

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would amend the Arizona Constitution to prohibit the state and its political subdivisions, including public universities, community colleges and school districts, from granting preferential treatment to or discriminating against…

  • Proposition 144: Citizenship; identification; contributions; early voting

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would amend the Arizona Constitution to reaffirm that only U.S. citizens may register and vote; require voters to present valid government-issued proof of identity before casting a ballot, as prescribed by law; give voters the…

  • Proposition 316: Limit local taxes on food for home consumption

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would require voter approval for any new local tax or fee on food and certain nonalcoholic beverages intended for home consumption, or any increase in an existing one, cap such a tax at 2% of the tax base, bar increases where…

  • Proposition 317: Drug cartels; terrorist organizations

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would declare drug cartels (associations of persons engaging in human smuggling, drug trafficking for profit or any act of terrorism) to be terrorist organizations, require the Arizona Department of Homeland Security to use all…

  • Proposition 318: Interscholastic and intramural athletics; biological sex

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would require school and athletic-association teams to be designated by sex (male, female, coeducational or mixed) based on biological sex as recorded at birth, prohibit males from playing on female teams, prohibit schools and…

  • Proposition 319: Photo enforcement systems; voter approval

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would prohibit state agencies and local authorities from using photo enforcement for speeding or traffic-control violations unless a contract is in place before December 31, 2026, and would require local authorities with…

  • Proposition 320: School district instructional spending

    Statewide ballot measure

    Legislative Council analysis: Would require school districts with at least 7,500 students, or operating a school in a county of at least 500,000 people, to spend at least 60% of operational spending on direct instructional expenses, phasing in increases of…

Voting in Arizona

Registration deadline
The voter registration deadline was October 5, 2026. Arizona has no same-day registration.
Early voting
Early voting began October 7, 2026; the last day to vote early in person is October 30, 2026.
ID at the polls
Arizona requires voters to show valid identification at the polls: one photo ID with name and address (for example an Arizona driver's license, state ID, tribal ID or U.S. government ID), or two non-photo documents with name and address (such as utility bills or bank statements). Members of federally recognized tribes have additional options.

Check your registration and sample ballot (my.arizona.vote)

Sources

About this page

Candidates: Legal Insights national 2026 ballot research for Arizona (as of 2026-10-14). Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name, not in official ballot order, and never grouped by party. Incumbent is marked only where the state list or our research confirms it. We don't endorse or rate candidates or questions. How we research.