Voter Information

Proposition 431, Oro Valley's (OV) Path Forward General Plan

Proposition 431, Oro Valley's Path Forward General Plan, will be on the November 3, 2026, ballot. If adopted, Proposition 431 would update the Town's General Plan and all its elements to guide Town decisions over the next 10 years. 

For more information regarding Proposition 431, OV's Path Forward General Plan, please visit: ovpathforward.com

For Important 2026 Election Dates please see "Important Dates" tab below. 

Click here(PDF, 596KB) to view the publicity pamphlet. 

Voter Registration, Vote Centers, and Active Early Voting Lists are the responsibility of the Pima County Recorder. For questions regarding voter registration, early ballots, or requests to be placed on the Active Early Voting List (AEVL) please contact the Pima County Recorder’s Office at (520) 724-4330. 

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Important Dates

October 5, 2026 – Last day to register to vote in General Election

October 7, 2026 – Early voting begins for the General Election / Early Ballots mailed

October 23, 2026 – Last day to request a mailed ballot for the General Election

October 27, 2026 - Recommended deadline to mail back your ballot

October 30, 2026 – Last day to vote early in person for the General Election

November 3, 2026 – GENERAL ELECTION DAY (Vote or Drop Off Early Ballot)

E-QUAL

The Town of Oro Valley is using the Arizona Secretary of State’s E-Qual system to enable Council candidates to collect nomination petition signature online. Voters currently registered within the Town of Oro Valley may sign up to three (3) active candidate petitions for the office of Councilmember. To sign an active candidate petition, visit https://apps.azsos.gov/equal and click on “SIGN A CANDIDATE NOMINATING PETITION” and follow the onscreen instructions or refer to the E-QUAL GUIDE FOR VOTERS(PDF, 417KB).

 

Political signs in Public Rights-Of-Ways

Placing political signs in Public Rights-Of-Ways is permitted if it is 71 days or less before the date of the Primary Election (May 25 May 11, 2026). Political Signs must be located within one of the Temporary Sign Zones(PDF, 2MB) , if it is more than 71 day before the date of the Primary Election. Signs placed in public rights-of-way cannot be in a location that is hazardous to public safety, obstruct the clear vision in the area or interfere with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

 

 

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