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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2026 · 16 MIN

2026: Why Your AZ Vote Matters More This Year Than Ever Before

from Around the Districts Podcast · host aroundthedistricts

2026 is a critical year for Arizona voters. This episode breaks down why local elections matter more than ever—from city council and school boards to the SRP Board and state legislature. Learn key dates, why turnout matters, and how your vote influences policies on housing, education, water, and safety. Voting is a right earned through sacrifice, not a convenience. People fought—and died—for the right to vote. Your participation is non-negotiable. Watch now and prepare to engage early. Check us out on Substack: https://aroundthedistricts.substack.com/p/2026-az-election-info == Resources for AZ Voters == https://BeBallotReady.vote https://Elections.Maricopa.gov https://Vote411.org SRP Election - https://www.srpnet.com/about/governance-leadership/elections/how-to-vote Tempe City Council candidate panel - https://www.mobilize.us/azld12democrats/event/870198/

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Learn why Arizona’s 2026 local elections, from Tempe City Council to SRP and state primaries, affect your wallet, your schools, and your voice.

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