U.S. Senate Candidate Sheriff Mark Lamb has issued a call to action for all Arizona voters, urging them to fulfill their duty as citizens by staying informed about the candidates and issues that impact the state. Lamb emphasized the importance of every voice being heard, noting that individuals cannot vote if they are not registered.

Service Arizona: A one-stop shop that directs your information to the correct county.

County Recorders: Each of the 15 county recorders in Arizona handles registration.

Arizona Secretary of State’s Office: Provides information on various registration methods, including online and in-person.

• The primary election is your opportunity to choose your Republican nominee for office ranging from the U.S. Senate to the Legislature. 

• Independent voters can participate but must request a Republican ballot at an early voting location or on election day. Simply tell a poll worker which party ballot you wish to vote. 

• Early voting begins on July 3, with counties starting to mail out ballots to those on the Active Early Voter List. 

• Remember, you must be a U.S. citizen, at least 18 years old, have lived in Arizona for at least 29 days, and not be a felon to be eligible to vote.

Independent Voters in Arizona

Independent voters can choose a party ballot at an early voting location or on Election Day. Independent Voters who vote in-person need to tell a poll worker which party ballot they wish to vote. This can either occur at an early voting location or on election day.

Message from Sheriff Mark Lamb:

"As your candidate for the U.S. Senate, I am calling on each and every one of you to fulfill your duty as a citizen. It's crucial to stay informed about the candidates and issues that impact our great state. Your voice matters, but you can't vote if you're not registered."

Thank you and God Bless.

Sheriff Mark Lamb