Pima County voters: A new in-person voting method set for August 2nd Primary. The county will continue to use mail-in ballots but people who prefer in-person voting will need to learn a new system.
TUCSON, Ariz. — There’s an election roughly a month away. The August 2nd primary will decide who faces off in the November election for the Senate, House and a wide range of state lawmaker seats. Pima County is working to have a new way to vote ready for that August election.
Instead of voting precincts tied to where they live, they’ll go to any of 129 voting centers spread through Pima County. Bill Beard was one of the test voters in Friday’s test and a previous test. He’s active in Republican politics, and served on Pima County’s election commission. He says at first the system showed him with the wrong party—and he has his doubts that it will be ready for the primary election August 2nd.
Pima County Election Director Constance Hargrove says there have been some snags because the test database is from out of date voter rolls. But she’s confident the system and her staff will be ready to deliver a smooth and secure election.
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