​If you are going to be out of town during the July Primary, you must make special arrangements through the Maricopa County Recorder's Office to have your Active early Voting List (AEVL) mail-in ballot sent to a temporary mailing address (any address other than your registered voter address).

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The USPS will not hold an AEVL ballot or forward it even if you have arranged with the Post Office to have your other mail held or forwarded.  Ballots must be mailed directly from the County Recorder's office to the temporary address.

Because the early ballots will be mailed out on June 24, we strongly recommend that you request your Temporary Address Change no later than Wednesday, June 10 to be safe.  

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We also recommend that you make your Temporary Address Change request by phoning the Maricopa County Recorder's Office and speaking with a live Elections Department employee. You can do this by calling 602-506-1511.