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Free public service for Arizona votersNo candidate endorsementsSources checked September 27, 2026General election November 3, 2026

Scope and limitations

What this Arizona guide covers

This guide covers all 7 statewide candidate contests and 20 printed choices. It does not include district, county, local, or transaction-level coverage.

Included

Published now

  • 20 printed choices in all 7 statewide candidate contests
  • Governor and Lieutenant Governor joint tickets and the two-seat Corporation Commission race
  • Official candidate listing and statewide write-in roster links
  • 20 matched candidate committee summaries using one Spotlight year filter
  • Registration, early voting, ballot by mail, return, and Election Day dates
  • Official language and topic summaries for 8 statewide propositions
  • Official judicial performance and retention resources
Not included

Outside this release

  • Nine U.S. House district contests
  • Arizona Senate and House district races
  • County, municipal, school, and special district contests
  • Candidate finance comparisons for official write-ins
  • Independent expenditure totals and outside spending
  • Transaction-level donor and expenditure analysis
  • Business, lobbying, contract, land, and conflict-record research
Not yet published

District races and itemized finance

Congressional and legislative district candidates, local contests, district-specific judicial lists, and itemized receipts and spending are not included in this release.

Dataset comparison: Do not compare the state datasets as if they use one method. Nevada includes itemized transactions. Alabama uses race-level portal summaries. Alaska uses APOC and FEC records. Arizona uses Spotlight candidate committee summaries across a common calendar-year filter.
Version record

Arizona guide 1.0

PublishedSeptember 27, 2026
Contests shown7
Ballot choices20
Ballot measures8

7 statewide candidate contests, 20 printed choices, committee finance summaries, voter deadlines, 8 propositions, judicial retention resources, and primary sources.

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Arizona guide publication record
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1.0September 27, 20267 statewide candidate contests, 20 printed choices, committee finance summaries, voter deadlines, 8 propositions, judicial retention resources, and primary sources.

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