Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful Tips:
- Identify your districts at azvoterguide.com through using the personalized voter guide form.
- Determine which candidate deserves your vote. Answer the questions yourself in the space provided above candidate answers, then compare your answers to the candidates’ answers.
- You are not required to vote for each race.
- If there are multiple seats for a particular office, you may vote for as many candidates as there are open seats, or you may vote for one candidate.
What races are covered on the AZ Voter Guide website?
- U.S. Senate
- U.S. House of Representatives
- Arizona Corporation Commission
- Arizona State Senate
- Arizona House of Representatives
Visit azvoterguide.com to:
- Identify your districts.
- Read candidates’ comments and biographical information.
- See candidate endorsements by a range of advocacy groups.
- View responses from candidates who missed the print deadline.
- Survey responses from select county candidates.
- Determine your voting location.
- Register to vote.
- Access a personalized copy of the AZ Voter Guide.
What is the July primary election about?
The July Primary Election decides which candidates will be on the November 5 General Election ballot.
Is the 2024 AZ Voter Guide Democratic or Republican?
Neither. It is factual, impartial, and nonpartisan. Every candidate in the covered races was treated equally and had the same opportunity to respond to the questions.
Who paid for the 2024 AZ Voter Guide?
Concerned Arizonans dedicated to responsible citizenship have donated to make this publication available. No candidate or political party paid for any part of the AZ Voter Guide.
Does the AZ Voter Guide endorse specific candidates?
No. The AZ Voter Guide is a nonpartisan, educational resource provided as a public service. No candidates are endorsed.
Why do some candidates not respond?
We don’t know. All candidates were provided the same opportunity to respond to the survey questions. For candidates for federal office who declined to respond, you’ll find their publicly available positions as researched by our team. For candidates for state office, you’ll find noted the candidate’s contact information made available by the Arizona Secretary of State and other public sources. You also can access limited biographical information on these candidates at azvoterguide.com.
Support the 2024 AZ Voter Guide
The AZ Voter Guide would not be possible without the generous support of individuals around our state. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to ensure this valuable work continues, you can visit our support page, call 602-424-2525, or visit azpolicy.org. While at azpolicy.org, sign up for free email updates on issues critical to your family.
Printing and Distributing the AZ Voter Guide
Center for Arizona Policy (CAP) grants permission to anyone who wishes to copy and distribute the AZ Voter Guide in its entirety. A printer-friendly version can be found at azvoterguide.com. Any statement made by a person distributing the AZ Voter Guide should not be interpreted as the position of CAP.
Disclaimer
Churches and other nonprofit organizations may distribute nonpartisan, unbiased, voter-education material without jeopardizing their tax-exempt status. This publication has been reviewed by outside attorneys to ensure that it complies with the rules for a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Each organization that distributes the AZ Voter Guide is responsible for its own actions. If you have questions about the AZ Voter Guide, please call Center for Arizona Policy at 602-424-2525.
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