Don’t know whom to vote for? What about all the ballot propositions? The Pima County Democratic Party has created a handy computer and cell app to create a custom list of Democratic Candidates for you at PimaVote.com.
You simply type in your street address, and the digital app will create a list of all 14 state- and countywide candidates for you. You can also:
- Get a printable ballot summary just for you.
- See tips on registering, requesting and tracking your ballot.
- Discover voting locations.
- Click to jump to the list of 10 countywide ballot propositions – with advice on making a “yes” or “no” vote.
- See the election deadline calendar.
“It’s a one-stop shopping site for everything on the ballot and more,” said Lori Cinnamond, the Design and Program Manager of the guide. The technology breakthrough was announced at the August 25 meeting of the LD18 Democrats.
She was among 10 LD18 volunteers who edited, coded, translated and tested the app.
“It’s everything you want to know all in one place. You don’t have to use four different websites,” said Cinnamond, one of the hardest-working volunteers and team leaders in LD18, and the creator of printed Democratic voter guides used across Pima County for years.
PimaVote.com also identifies all the state, county, city, precinct, congressional and school district information for you.
For example, the synopsis for JoAnna Mendoza opens up to show her bio, campaign website, social media and endorsements. It boils down hours of research into an organized display of the key facts.
Most useful are the numbered lists of ballot propositions dumped onto the 2026 ballot by the right-wing Republican Legislature. Vote NO on the top 8 proposals – numbered in the 100s and 300s.
Be sure to print your voter guide and bring it with you when you vote by mail or at a voting center. Cinnamond also said the Pima County Democratic Party has quickie postcards with a QR code to PimaVote.com to hand out. A printed trifold with all the countywide voting information will also be available on September 1.
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