A ride to the polls, today
Good Citizens has one car in the Phoenix metro today, taking members of the Navajo Nation to the polls and home again, free, until the polls close at 7. If the flooding at home, or anything else, left you without a way to get there, tell us where you are. We won’t ask who you’re voting for.
Tell us where you are
From an iPhone, iPad or Mac, the fastest way is a message: iMessage bob@goodcitizens.us. From anything else, use the form. Either one reaches the same phone.
Other numbers that help today
- 01
Maricopa County Elections: 602-506-1511
If you’re registered in Maricopa County you can vote at any vote center in the county, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. They’ll tell you the nearest one. A tribal ID counts as ID.
- 02
Arizona Native Vote: 928-307-7818
Drivers on the Nation itself. If you’re up there, or we’re too far away, call them.
- 03
Navajo Election Administration: 1-800-775-8683
Polling places moved because of the flooding. Check where yours is before you go.
- 04
San Juan County, Utah: 435-587-3223 ext. 4
If you’re in Aneth, Bluff, Dennehotso, Halchita, Mexican Hat, Mexican Water, Navajo Mountain, Oljeto or Red Mesa and can’t reach a poll, you can vote electronically today: ask by 5 p.m., return by 8 p.m.
You vote where you’re registered. Arizona polls are open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.; in Maricopa, Apache and Navajo counties any polling place in the county will do. On the Utah side, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bring your ID. Where you are and how to reach you are kept only to get the car to you, and are deleted after today.