GRAHAM COUNTY — Polls are officially open across Graham County for today’s Election Day. Registered voters have several options across the county to cast their ballots.
All designated Election Day polling locations and vote centers in Graham County are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. All locations comply with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.
Graham County Vote Centers
Under Arizona state election provisions (A.R.S. §16-411.B), Graham County operates vote centers, meaning any registered voter in Graham County can cast their ballot at any of the county’s 6 vote center locations regardless of precinct.
- Solomon School Gym: 2285 S. Stevens Ave., Solomon
- AG Bldg., Graham County Fairgrounds: 3805 S. U.S. Hwy. 191, Safford
- Safford Stake Center: 501 Catalina Dr., Safford
- Eastern Arizona College — Fine Arts Auditorium: 663 N. Stadium Ave., Thatcher
- Pima Town Hall: 110 W. Center St., Pima
- Fort Thomas School Gym: 15502 W. US Hwy. 70, Fort Thomas
Dedicated Precinct Polling Locations
Registered voters residing in Bylas, Peridot, Bonita, and Klondyke can vote at their designated local polling places or choose to cast their ballot at any of the 6 vote centers listed above:
- Bylas Precinct #11: Robert Olivar Sr. Learning Center: 297 E. US HWY 70, Bylas, AZ
- Peridot Precinct #16: San Carlos Housing Authority: Moonbase Rd., Peridot, AZ
- Klondyke #12 & Bonita Precinct #13: Bonita School: 18008 S. Ft. Grant Rd., Bonita, AZ
What Voters Need to Bring
Arizona law requires voters casting a ballot in person to present acceptable identification at the polling location:
- Option 1 (One Photo ID with Name and Address):
- Valid Arizona Driver’s License or Non-Operating ID
- Tribal enrollment card or other form of tribal identification
- Valid U.S. federal, state, or local government-issued ID
- Option 2 (Two Non-Photo IDs with Name and Address):
- Utility bill, bank statement, or credit union statement (dated within 90 days)
- Arizona vehicle registration or insurance card
- Property tax statement or official election mail addressed to the elector
- Option 3 (Combination):
- A valid photo ID from Option 1 without an address (or non-matching address) combined with one item from Option 2 bearing the correct address.
Mail-In Ballot Returns
If you still have an unreturned early ballot, do not mail it today, as it will not arrive in time to be counted. County election officials must receive early ballots by 7 p.m. tonight. Voters can drop off completed mail-in ballots in person at any official polling location, designated county drop box, including the one at the Graham County Recorder’s Office, before the 7 p.m. deadline.
To check your voter registration status or verify official voting locations online, visit the Arizona Secretary of State Voting Locations Portal.
