I vote by mail

You keep your mail-in ballot.

Here's your personalized takeaway on Proposition 144, what stays exactly the same, and what's new. Share it with someone who still has questions.

Stays the same

Your early ballot still arrives in your mailbox.
You still vote at home, on your own schedule.
You can still mail it back or use a ballot drop-off.
You stay on the early voting list.

What's new

You include government-issued ID information with your ballot instead of relying on signature matching.
You gain a new option: bring your ballot to a voting location and have it tabulated on-site so it counts on election night.

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2024 general election · verified county results

How long did your county wait for a final count?

Pick your county to see how many ballots were cast there in November 2024, and how long Arizona waited before those ballots were fully counted and certified. Prop 144 gives every one of those voters the option to have their ballot tabulated on-site, on election night.

Statewide

3,390,161

Ballots cast in November 2024

Share of Arizona's vote

100%

Counties reporting

Your personalized impact

Statewide, 3,390,161 Arizonans voted in November 2024, and none of them had the option to see their ballot counted on-site. Prop 144 adds it.

Before Prop 144

November 2024, how it actually went

20 days to official results

Election DayTue, Nov 5, 2024
Polls close
Early ballots dropped off on Election Day are transported to a central facility for signature verification before they can be tabulated.
Day 13Mon, Nov 18, 2024
County count complete
Maricopa County, roughly 6 in 10 ballots statewide, announces tabulation is finished nearly two weeks after Election Day.
Day 20Mon, Nov 25, 2024
Results certified
The Secretary of State canvasses the General Election, the point at which Arizona's results become official.

After Prop 144

With Prop 144, same ballots, same equipment

Results on election night

Election DayTue, Nov 5, 2024
Polls close
Every voter, by mail or in person, can have their ballot tabulated at the voting location, in front of local observers, the moment it is cast.
Election DayElection night
County count complete
On-site totals are reported the same night instead of waiting days for ballots to be verified and counted at a central facility.
Day 20Mon, Nov 25, 2024
Results certified
Certification still follows Arizona's normal legal schedule, but voters already know the outcome, and every ballot met the same ID standard.

Why the count runs long Help fund the campaign

Sources: Arizona Secretary of State, State of Arizona Official Canvass, 2024 General Election (canvassed November 25, 2024); Maricopa County Elections Department announcement that tabulation was complete on November 18, 2024. Ballot totals are votes cast for President in each county's official canvass.

Now make it count

You know what Prop 144 does. Most Arizonans don't, yet.

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