Arizona Native Vote

4 Days left to register to vote and ensure our voices are heard at the county, state, & federal levels. 4/2/26

1. Check your voter registration today and check 3️⃣ other family members. Make sure they are good in the system. Go to my.arizona.vote

2. If it says inactive or has other notes, make sure you register today and get that paperwork updated.

Notes:
Call your county recorder for additional questions. And as of today 10/2/26, you can’t mail in your paper form you’re gonna have to physically take it into the office today, Friday, or Monday. Monday, October 5 is absolute last day to register to vote.

If you can register online, at Arizona.Vote, that would be another great way to go, but a lot of our folks in our region get frustrated with the online system because we don’t always have a physical address the system recognizes or accepts. So our folks must fill out a paper form because we use PO Boxes. And we have to go extra steps like draw a map of our homes, ✍🏽and provide geocode/google+ code locations. 📍

📢 get those be paper form in today!🗓️

5️⃣days left to register to vote. ⏰👻🎃🌒
Then we vote! VOTE EARLY. VOTE EARLY. VOTE EARLY.

Arizona General Election info. at arizona.vote

"The fact is the best antidote to any election nonsense is to vote early, taking away the excuse of a glitch on election day. What’s a glitch? Weather. Not enough ballots (both happened in Apache County on the Navajo Nation last general election). Or questions about a voter’s status? Or a problem with mail-in voting. (We don’t even have to go dark with any obscene act coming from Washington. There are too many practical glitches in a country with more than 3,000 counties independently running national and state elections.)

Voting early is a fix.

This is what I wrote in ICT back in 2012:

“Indian country can gain significantly from early voting. One reason is that it reduces the problem of transportation: Voters have weeks to get to the polls instead of hours."

https://marktrahant.substack.com/p/the-powerful-early-vote

– MARK TRAHANT

Every vote counts! 🗳️In AZ, elections can be won or lost by less than 280 votes. We’re making sure everyone is eligible & can successfully cast their ballot for local, state, and federal offices. Including the 🎱 state-wide ballot initiatives.

Complete your voter registration and vote the “full ballot”.

Voting the ‘full ballot’ means voting for local and state-wide offices like governor, attorney general, secretary of state, corporation commissioners, and more. Including the federal offices like Congress in this November 3rd General Election.

If you don’t provide proof of citizenship in time, your voter registration may be rejected.

If you don’t provide proof of residency, you may not be able to vote for state-wide offices, only the federal offices.

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Jaynie: My latest op-ed is published in the Arizona Republic with a cool photo gallery. Pick up a paper today or check out the online version. Stay tuned for the free version soon. Right now it’s behind a paywall.
Thank you mom, Triston, Bri, Brenden, Leila, Ellerie, Theresa, Kaia, and so many more community members. Y’all inspiring

Opinion: In Kayenta, Native youth and elders came together to learn about voting rights, organizing and leadership. Arizona should pay attention. See link below ⬇️

📸 Provided by Jaynie Parrish bit.ly/4yWfatQ

 We have 8️⃣ days left to register to vote in Arizona. October 5 is the voter registration deadline.  Check your voter status at my.arizona.vote. 

See you out in LA today!

Fun and fitness under the Harvest Moon! 🌕 🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏾 And public health and civic engagement for the win in Navajo County. 🙌🏽👟 AZ, we have 9️⃣ days left to register to vote! Oct. 5 is the deadline.

Democracy is the ultimate team sport. When we have each other‘s backs we can do anything. Together we’re working to educate, mobilize, and empower our communities so we can all make an impact.

We’re working to increase voter turnout by helping voters ensure they can cast their ballot successfully. 🗳️✅

Ahéhee’ for the collab Chazlyn Curley Allie Redhorse Young Taylor Bennett-Begaye Billy Crawley II and the community of Kayenta for Protect the Sacred’s 5K Run & Walk.

Photo Credit: Taylor Bennett-Begaye Triston Black