Polls are open across Arizona for Election Day 2024

PHOENIX – Election Day in Arizona is finally here! Polls officially opened at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. The counting of ballots is expected to begin after 8 p.m

ABC15 is here to bring you the latest Election Day news into the night and days to come as votes are counted in Arizona and across the country.

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Follow the latest Election Day updates below:

10:40 am

Maricopa County officials are scheduled to discuss Election Day operations at 11 a.m. Watch it live in the video player below at this time:

ABC15 Arizona Live Video

10:00 a.m

ABC15's Jamie Warren gives us a look inside the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center as voters begin casting their ballots on Election Day

9 a.m

You can watch Foreign Minister Adrian Fontes' morning press conference in the player below:

8:56 a.m

8:30 a.m

Maricopa County has provided the first update on the number of voters who have cast ballots so far today.

7:35am

Maricopa County is reporting heavy traffic this morning at several polling locations throughout the valley, including:

• Aire Libre School
• Anthem Civic Center
• Chandler-Gilbert Community College
• Desert Hills Community Church
• Indian Bend Wash Visitor Center
• Memorial Presbyterian Church
• Paradise Valley Community College
• Surprise at the town hall
• Tolleson Civic Center

7:30am

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has announced a press conference at 9 a.m. to discuss how the election process has progressed so far.

You can watch the presser in this story and on the ABC15 streaming apps.

7:20 am

A viewer told ABC15 that there were delays at the polling location at Aire Libre Elementary School in north Phoenix this morning.

The Maricopa County Recorder's Office told ABC15 that a poll worker initially locked himself out of the building with the ballot and the issue is expected to be resolved shortly.

7 a.m

Some viewers in Mohave County initially reported problems when polls opened in Mohave County.

ABC15 reached out to the Mohave County Elections Department, who said all issues have been resolved and voting is continuing as usual.

6 a.m

The polls have officially opened in Arizona.

Here's what you need to know if you want to vote in person today:

• All polling stations will be open on Election Day (November 5) from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• You must bring a valid ID. To see what forms of valid ID will be accepted at the polls, click here.
• You can find your voting location by clicking here or taking a look at the map below:

Did you vote by mail? You can check if there are any problems with your ballot.

Didn't you receive your ballot in the mail on time? You can drop off your ballot at any voting center today.

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