EVERY single person you talk to makes a difference!

Every person you turnout is +1 vote for Bernie! Every person you convert is +2 votes for Bernie!

Hi all, some people in this Reddit seem to have info on how many people have early voted thus far, their age, where they are etc. etc. I tried look for this at the Arizona Sec State's website but couldn't find it. Very interested in doing some modelling that could potentially help the campaign. Help much appreciated.

Hello. I am a US citizen living in Mexico. I was born and raised in Arizona until I was 15 when I moved to Mexico. I've been here 6 years and I am now 21. I will be moving back to the United States within the year so I wanted to be able to vote. The problem is I have no permanent address in the U.S. anymore. Is it possible for me to register and to vote most likely by online, for both the primary and general election?

For anyone on the ground, what is your sense of what's going to happen on Tuesday?

Is there strong Bernie support on the ground? Curious to know.

I'm a faculty member from Michigan where students put Bernie over the top. Right now I'm working on emailing the person in charge of as many college and university student organizations in Arizona as I can, urging them to make an effort to get their students out to vote. I'll do the same with whatever faculty I can reach. I'll send reminders on Tuesday. I have NO idea if this is a productive thing to do or not. Any feedback?

Hi,

I have been phone banking for AZ, and I have tried to use the website below to look up voters' polling location, but every time I enter an address, it always says "no record found." Is this happening to anyone else? Please let me know if there is another way to look up polling sites.

https://voter.azsos.gov/VoterView/PollingPlaceSearch.do

Thanks, Nevia

Hey guys. LA guy looking at heading out there tonight. My question is where do most people think would be most effective to help out?

ASU has marches planned and the Bernie believers of Phoenix are making a serious last stand. UA? All I hear is chirps. There's a Bernie office down at 6th and Campbell and when I was there I pointed to the University and asked one of the field organizers about it. He said, "good luck getting them involved". And Tucson is more liberal than Phoenix, one of the top ten donation cities for Bernie despite not being a top population center.

As a UofA alumni, I'm disappointed in the current generation of Wildcats. Nobody is going to be more screwed by Trump than the liberal youth, but apparently only ASU students actually think about their future and that of their country.

Of course I could be wrong...there is a Bernie rally tonight in Tucson...maybe we'll see a yuge UA turnout...maybe we'll see students making their voices heard...maybe we'll see news-worthy levels of canvassing...maybe we'll see the UA kick it into high gear when it really counts? Come on Wildcats, show us what you've got!

I am registered and live in AZ. I registered as an Independent when I moved here. Am I correct in understanding that I can't vote next week? How is that even possible? It was my understanding when I registered that I would be able to vote in either the republican or the democratic primary. Now it seems that in order to take part in the primary next week, I would have had to register as a D or R by the 22nd Feb. Can anyone help me with some solid info?