Matt Roberts

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Every so often, a third party inadvertently sends these mailers to people who are already registered to vote. 🙄 While I appreciate the effort, in many cases, their information is incorrect and confuses those already registered. Luckily, we have a website called BeBallotReady.Vote where people can verify their status, so if you see one of these in your mailbox, take a sec and jump on BeBallotReady.Vote to confirm.

The polls are closed for the Tempe Jurisdictional Election! The first batch of results will be posted at 8 p.m. at Results.Maricopa.Vote. ¡Las urnas están cerradas para la elección jurisdiccional de Tempe! El primer conjunto de resultados se publicará a las 8 p.m. en Resultados.Maricopa.Voto.

🚨 Tempe Jurisdictional Election Voters: Tempe voters who did not mail their ballot may drop off their ballot in their signed affidavit envelope at any secure ballot drop box location. Drop boxes accept ballots up until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, March 10! 📍 Drop Box Locations (No In-Person Voting): Maricopa County Recorder/Elections – Drive-Thru Open 24/7, 222 E Javelina Ave, Mesa Maricopa County Elections MCTEC – Drive-Thru Open 24/7, 510 S 3rd Ave, Phoenix Tempe City Hall – Secure Drop Box, 31 E 5th St, Tempe Open weekdays 8 a.m.–5 p.m. AND Election Day 6 a.m.–7 p.m. 📍 Drop Box Location WITH In-Person Voting: Tempe History Museum – Secure Drop Box. 809 E Southern Avenue, Tempe Open Election Day 6 a.m.–7 p.m. For more information, visit: Locations.Maricopa.Vote

Good piece by a couple of former state election directors here! @Eric_Spencer & @kanefield Are Candidate Nomination Petitions With the Wrong Primary Election Date Valid? swlaw.com/publication/ar…

This legislative session HB2022 moved the Primary Election date up by two weeks. This change impacts various other deadlines tied to the Primary date including but not limited to candidate filing, canvass, and provisional ballots curing. See all the updated dates at Arizona.Vote 📲

Many voters in Maricopa County are receiving new Voter ID cards as a result of redistricting. State law requires that we send out the cards whenever there is an update to someone's registration. As always, visit BeBallotReady.gov to confirm status.

Live in #Tempe? You've got a City Council Election coming up. This is an ALL MAIL election meaning that all voters in Tempe will receive a ballot regardless of their AEVL status.

📬 Be on the lookout! Ballots for the March 10 Tempe Jurisdictional Election go out today, February 11, 2026. 🗳️ All eligible active Tempe voters will receive a ballot in the mail — even if you’re not signed up for the Active Early Voting List. 📮 Last recommended day to mail your ballot: ➡️ Tuesday, March 3, 2026 📍 The following Ballot Drop Box Options are also available: Starting today, February 11, voters may return their ballot by mail or drop it off at a secure ballot drop box. Drop boxes accept ballots until 7:00 p.m. on Election Day, March 10. Drop Box Locations (No In-Person Voting): • Maricopa County Recorder/Elections – Drive-Through 24/7 222 E Javelina Ave, Mesa • Maricopa County Elections MCTEC – Drive-Through 24/7 510 S 3rd Ave, Phoenix • Tempe City Hall – Secure Drop Box Only 31 E 5th St, Tempe ⏰ Tempe City Hall Drop Box Hours: Weekdays: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Election Day (March 10): 6 a.m. – 7 p.m. 🔁 Need a replacement ballot? Call (602) 506-1511 or email EVreq@maricopa.gov. You may also vote a replacement ballot in person starting March 3 at: Tempe History Museum 809 E Southern Ave, Tempe Weekdays: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Election Day: 6 a.m. – 7 p.m. 📲 REMINDER: Text JOIN to 628-683 to track your ballot and get voter registration updates or sign up at BeBallotReady.Vote.

Maricopa County Elections is hiring temporary recruiters to assist in recruiting poll workers. Apply at GetInvolved.Maricopa.Vote! El Departamento de Elecciones del Condado de Maricopa está contratando reclutadores temporales para ayudar en el reclutamiento de trabajadores electorales. ¡Solicite en Involucrese.Maricopa.Voto

📣Reminder: Today, February 9, 2026, is the last day to Register to Vote for the Tempe Jurisdictional Election! ➡️ Ways you can register: Online until 11:59 p.m., Monday, February 9, 2026. Click to register: Register.Maricopa.Vote Register to vote in person: Maricopa County Recorder’s Office Voter Registration, 301 W Jefferson St, 2nd Floor, Suite 200, Phoenix, AZ 85003 until 5 p.m. today. Mail your voter registration form to: Maricopa County Recorder’s Office, 301 W Jefferson St, Suite 705, Phoenix, AZ 85003-2184.

Tempe City Council Election primer. Ballots go out next week!

The City of Tempe is holding an A̳l̳l̳ ̳M̳a̳i̳l̳ election where every voter will receive a ballot regardless of AEVL status. Verify your status on BeBallotReady.vote. More info about the election is here: tempe.gov/government/cit…

Elections start with taking care of our military and overseas voters. Our Early Voting team just kicked off the March 10 City of Tempe Election by successfully sending out 281 UOCAVA ballots to our military and overseas voters participating in the March Election. Expecting a ballot? See the Maricopa County Election Calendar at Calendar.Maricopa.Vote

I was honored to speak earlier this week with the AZ Liberty Network in Mesa. It was a great opportunity to discuss the upcoming 2026 elections and share the many improvements implemented during my first year as Maricopa County Recorder. I’m always grateful for the opportunity to engage with our community and connect with diverse groups to discuss the important work we do and the many ways we serve the residents of Maricopa County.

The Recorder's office is recruiting for a Multimedia Producer! This opportunity is available to both current employees and external candidates. If you’re interested in applying or learning more, please click the link below to view the full job description. maricopa.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/MC_Exter…

Thank you to Desert Garden Montessori for inviting Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap to speak with 11th and 12th grade civics students during their visit to downtown Phoenix last Friday. Recorder Heap met with students at the Sandra Day O’Connor U.S. Courthouse, where they also had the opportunity to hear from U.S. Federal Judge Sharad H. Desai, during a visit to Judge Desai's courtroom. Recorder Heap shared an overview of the Recorder’s Office, including the Office’s responsibility for maintaining voter files for more than 2.6 million active voters and administering early voting. He was also glad to answer the students’ many thoughtful questions. It was a pleasure engaging with such an informed and curious group of students!

Compared to our neighbors (Pima and Maricopa County), Pinal's voter registration numbers specifically grew 3 times as much - just like the Grinch's heart! So for every 1 new voter they gained, Pinal gained 3

Members of the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office joined fellow county departments for the third annual Christmas Tree Lighting at the Maricopa County Downtown Office. The Recorder’s Office wishes everyone a joyful and festive start to the season! 🎁✨

Maricopa Title Alert has reached 100,000+ subscribers!! Title Alert is a free program which monitors and alerts subscribers when documents are recorded with the Recorder’s Office under an individual and/or a businesses’ name. There is no limit to how many names a subscriber can monitor under their account. Sign up today for free at titlealert.maricopa.gov