Arizona Mock Election 2026
- When is it?
- Official Mock Election Day is Monday, November 2, 2026. Today’s vote runs every day until then.
- Who can vote?
- Anyone. It is free, and no account is needed.
- How does it work?
- Pull the lever once a day in today’s vote. On November 2, pull it once for the official count.
Day 2Governor and Lieutenant Governor
No votes yet today. Pull the lever.
Today’s count. One vote per device. The official count is November 2.
The ballot
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Vote for one
- Katie Hobbs and John GilesDemocratic
- Andy Biggs and Sine KerrRepublican
- Teri Ann Hourihan and Angela Harrolle MohanNo Labels
- Risa Lombardo and Lisa CastilloGreen
Attorney General
Vote for one
- Kris MayesDemocratic
- Warren PetersenRepublican
Secretary of State
Vote for one
- Adrian FontesDemocratic
- Alexander KolodinRepublican
- Duwayne CollierGreen
State Treasurer
Vote for one
- Nick MansourDemocratic
- Elijah NortonRepublican
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Vote for one
- Teresa Leyba RuizDemocratic
- Kimberly YeeRepublican
State Mine Inspector
Vote for one
- Walter 'Les' PresmykRepublican
- Brian MatlockDemocratic
Corporation Commissioners (vote for two)
Vote for up to 2
- Kevin ThompsonRepublican
- Ralph HeapRepublican
- Clara PratteDemocratic
- Jonathon HillDemocratic
Proposition 141: Taxes on Miles Driven
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Proposition 142: Preferential Treatment and Discrimination
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Proposition 144: Voter ID and Citizenship Rules
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Proposition 316: Grocery Taxes
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Proposition 317: Drug Cartels
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Proposition 318: School Sports Teams
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Proposition 319: Traffic Cameras
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Proposition 320: School Spending
Vote for one
- Yes
- No
Lessons that go with this ballot
- Lesson 1: Every Vote for One Man
- Lesson 2: Seventy-Three to Seventy-Three
- Lesson 3: Four Men, No Majority
- Lesson 4: Four Tickets and a Breaking Union
- Lesson 5: Twenty Votes in Doubt
- Lesson 6: More Votes, Fewer Electors
- Lesson 7: The Poll That Got It Wrong
- Lesson 8: Forty-Nine States and One
- Lesson 9: Five Hundred Thirty-Seven
- Lesson 10: Seven Electors Break Ranks
- Lesson 11: The Name in the Bowl
- Lesson 12: One Name on the Ballot
- Lesson 13: The Man Who Ran Alone and Lost
- Lesson 14: Six Hundred Fifty Races, One Government
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Past results
2026 is the first year. The results will live here.
Official Mock Election — Monday, November 2, 2026