Wednesday is the last day to mail in your ballot to ensure it arrives at the Recorder’s Office by election day.

Even if the postmark predates Nov. 6, if the recorder's office does not have the ballot in-hand by 7 p.m. it will not be counted. 

If you don’t have time to fill out your ballot and mail it in by Oct. 31, Maricopa County recorder Adrian Fontes said there are other options.

Voters can drop off ballots or vote in-person on or before Election Day at any vote center," he said. "They can also drop-off their ballots at a polling location and skip the line on Election Day!"

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