Mesa Community College is a polling and ballot drop off site for the Primary Election.
Days and times vary, please check elections.maricopa.gov for details prior to visiting the college.
Red Mountain Campus
Mesquite building (M200)/Community Room
7110 East McKellips Road, Mesa, AZ 85207
Southern and Dobson Campus
Library (LB145)/Community Room
1833 West Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85202
Important Dates
Primary Election – July 30, 2024
- July 1 – Last day to register to vote for July 30, 2024 Primary Election at 11:59 p.m.
- July 3 – Begin early voting for July 30, 2024 Primary Election
- July 3 – Mail early ballots for July 30, 2024 Primary Election to voters on Active Early Voting List and voters who have requested a one-time ballot-by-mail
- July 19 – Last Day for accepting requests for a ballot-by-mail for July 30, 2024 Primary Election
- July 26 – Last Day to Vote Early In-Person for the July 30, 2024 Primary Election by 7 p.m.
- July 30 – Primary Election
November General Election – November 5, 2024
- October 7 – Last day to register to vote for November 5, 2024 General Election at 11:59 p.m.
- October 9 – Begin early voting for November 5, 2024 General Election
- October 9 – Mail early ballots for November 5, 2024 General Election to voters on Active Early Voting List and voters who requested a one-time ballot-by-mail
- October 25 – Last Day for accepting requests for a ballot-by-mail for November 5, 2024 General Election
- November 1 – Last Day to Vote Early In-Person for the November 5, 2024 General Election by 5 p.m.
- November 5 – General Election
Voter Information
For information on upcoming elections, including voter registration and polling places, please visit:
Fast Fact
Mesa Community College is a "Voter Friendly Campus" since 2018
by the Campus Vote Project- Register to Vote in Arizona
- Resources from the Maricopa County Elections Department
- College.BeBallotReady.Vote - Online information guide for students that covers frequently asked questions including how to register to vote and what ID is needed to vote in person.
- Request.Maricopa.Vote - Request a ballot by mail or join the Permanent Early Voting List
- TengaBoletaLista.Voto - ¿Está listo para Votar?
Other Resources
- VoteSmart.org - a non-partisan website for people to make informed voting decisions
- Text JOIN to 628-683 or visit this link to to subscribe to updates from the Maricopa County Recorder
Student Voting Rates
![NSLVE - National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement : Institute for Democracy & Higher Education](/sites/default/files/resize/pages/about-mcc/institutional-advancement/communications/images/nslve-logo-500x293.png)
Below you will find National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE) reports that contain student voting rates for Mesa Community College.
- 2022 Campus Report (PDF)
Other Reports
Community Resources
Below are some additional voting resources and tools that you may find useful.
These websites are not affiliated with Mesa Community College and are presented for your personal use.
Arizona Clean Elections
The Act established a system for voter education, clean funding for candidate campaigns, and campaign finance enforcement. The purpose of the Act is to restore citizen participation and confidence in our political system, improve the integrity of Arizona State government, and promote freedom of speech under the U.S. and Arizona Constitutions.
ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge
Empowering colleges and universities to achieve excellence in student democratic engagement.
We believe higher education should play a role in developing an active and informed citizenry by educating students, motivating them to engage in American democracy, and instilling the value of lifelong participation.
The Andrew Goodman Foundation
The Andrew Goodman Foundation works to make young voices and votes a powerful force in democracy. We support youth leadership development, voting accessibility, and social justice initiatives on campuses across the country with mini-grants to select institutions of higher learning and other financial assistance to student leaders. Join us as we inspire more young people to pursue social change work, activate important lessons of the past, and sustain today’s effective social action.
Campus Vote Project
Encouraging student voters across the nation.
Campus Vote Project works with universities, community colleges, faculty, students, and election officials to reduce barriers to student voting. Our goal is to help campuses institutionalize reforms that empower students with the information they need to register and vote.
Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP)
Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP) is a national nonpartisan project that helps administrators, faculty, staff and student leaders at America’s colleges and universities engage students in federal, state and local elections, working to promote a more equitable and inclusive democracy, and to overcome the ever-changing barriers to voting. With support and guidance from our state directors, our schools help their students to register, volunteer in campaigns, educate themselves on candidates and issues, navigate confusing voting laws, and turn out at the polls.
Ask Every Student
Ask Every Student uses the framework that full student voter participation comes from integrating person-to-person voter registration into existing processes, such as orientation or classes that reach all students. Every campus has different challenges, opportunities, and context to create a program that asks every student about their democratic engagement plan.
The voter information, details, and resources above are managed by the Center for Community & Civic Engagement. The vision and mission of the Center for Community & Civic Engagement is to connect to the vision, mission, values, and learning outcomes of Mesa Community College.