Supporting Voters with a New Election Protection Arizona Website
We are excited to announce the launch of the new website for Election Protection Arizona, a nonpartisan coalition made up of dozens of organizations dedicated to ensuring every voter can vote safely, securely, and free from intimidation.
The new website was created to make it easier for Arizona’s voters to access information, resources, and opportunities that support Americans' right to vote. Visitors can now quickly access the help hotlines, learn about their voting rights, and find ways to get involved.
"Our goal is to make it easier for people to connect with the resources and support they need before, during, and after election day," said Daisy Barba, Program Manager at One Arizona. "This new website reflects our commitment to serving our community and expanding access to information voters need the most,” said Jenny Guzman, State Director of Common Cause Arizona.
Key features of the new website include:
Easy access to 866 OUR VOTE hotlines in multiple languages
An interactive map showing the wait times for polling locations across AZ
Guides on reporting voter intimidation or ICE at the polls while staying safe
Frequently asked questions and answers to inform and prepare voters
A fully dedicated page in Spanish for easy-sharing with communities
Opportunities to volunteer, donate, or participate
The launch of this website marks an important milestone for Election Protection Arizona as we continue working toward removing barriers to voting by helping voters understand their rights, access resources, and navigate the voting process with confidence. Whether it’s answering questions, resolving issues at the polls, or supporting underserved communities, we are here to ensure every voice is heard.
We invite community members, partners, supporters, and stakeholders to explore the new site at electionproaz.org and learn more about how we are making a difference together.
Thank you to everyone who has supported Election Protection Arizona and helped make this new resource possible.
For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4x56TE7 or contact electionprotection@onearizona.org.