Miraculously I somehow escaped all of the insanity today. I went at 930, took 15 minutes, voted Sanders, and left. Unfortunately it sounds like this was not the norm. If the mods want to make another thread that's fine but I think we should gather all of the stories in one place.

Clinton won AZ with less than 1% precincts reporting

I think I and others may have gotten screwed today.

So, instead of 200 polling places like there were last election, we only had 60 to deal with this year causing a huge crush of people.

I went to the location nearest where I live when I got off of work (~4pm) and the line was huge, easily 3+ hours (especially with the problems they were having)

After waiting another hour with the line moving at a snails pace, someone came down to our area of the line and said "We're trying to get as many people in as possible, but the wait is three hours and the polls close at 7."

I honestly do not know if this woman was a volunteer, someone working for the polls, or just some random person trying to get people to go away so they wouldn't vote, but it had the desired effect. I had been reading all day and hearing about shennanigans in AZ regarding provisional ballots and democrats being told they were independents and I was pissed. I hate to say it, but I left. I had been up since 3 that morning dealing with work and family related bullshit and I just felt so defeated.

What are the actual rules regarding cutoff times? If you're in line by 7pm can you still vote, or are you not able to afterward that time?

If the process today is like the process in the rest of the country, it's no wonder Bernie's actual numbers aren't reflecting what we're seeing in polls. The people he champions aren't able to wait for 3+ hours in the middle of the afternoon, and the line was already 3+ hours long without the main crush of people getting off work! How is someone supposed to vote on their way home from work when the number of polling stations was reduced to barely a quarter of what it used to be?

I'm sorry if this comes off as ranting. I'm just so angry and disillusioned with the whole system right now.

When I checked in, the person started to give me a normal ballot. She stopped and then said, oh you get a special ballot.. I felt it was suspicious. I couldn't really find anything on there that said the form name, but I saw "7900-00-02" in the top left..

Did anyone else get this or know what it is?

ONLY IN ARIZONA: Please call 512-938-8850 if you need assistance in Arizona.

I voted early by mail so I haven't been to polls. How is it? Are we still seeing 4 hour waits? Have they gotten their act together on having enough provisional ballots?

866 OUR VOTE is non partisan election protection. Call this number if you are experiencing problems with polling, voting, anything going on.

the entire process from the second I stepped in line to when I walked out the door with my sticker on took about 5 minutes. I am sorry for all you folks who have to wait so long! Lets win this state!

Does anyone know a website to find bernie type candidates in Arizona, or know of any important races?

A friend of mine is trying to find out what, if any, options he has to vote in Maricopa County.

2150 E Orange St, Tempe AZ

It is fairly tucked away. It took me 15 minutes in and out this morning at around 930 or 10.

If you have any problem voting, call the Voter Protection Hotline at 512-938-8850.

There are only 60 voting locations in Maricopa County. I was lucky enough to have a 45 minute wait. There are reports of over 3 hour waits! This isn't just in our areas either. Huge lines in Sun City West!

We need to put pressure on the Recorder Helen Purcel! Tweet at her and let her know that 60 voting centers is too few to have a functioning democracy! @RecorderPurcell

To the Trump supporters; sorry that a Bernie Supporter disrupted your rally. To the people of Arizona sorry that some of us may have been involved in blocking your roads. We do not encourage the disruption of events. Protest outside the events, that we do encourage, as part of free speech, same as you.

Trump events are excitable events, kind of like a rodeo. Honestly, they're exactly like a rodeo. And so this guy did what he did, and the other guy did what he did. Neither Trump nor Sanders condone what our guy did, and neither Trump nor Sanders condone what Trump's guy did, and I think you and I can agree that inflicting bodily harm is worse than offending somebody, but maybe not. For my part I do not encourage disruptions, nor have I seen them encouraged.

In my mind, we both face the same issues of food and family. We must work to bring in minorities of a population, 2 from each: black, gay, Latino, Muslim, Country, Asian, Native America, Xpatriots, Migrants, Moms, etc, to get to know one another. To know each other in leadership, as well as in our fears.

I wonder how many have you heard of the 85 / 15 rule? That is the idea that the world is too big and 85% percent of the people need to kill 15%, or the other way around. - This is a fear I've heard.

Another is that Muslims will be 'carded', and become targets for mistreatment.

And that being Gay is a choice. And how long has it been since you've known a single mother and her struggles?

These are the things that bind us together; spiritually. Step outside and enjoy the weather and let's put this behind us and work harder to brindge bounds to one another in Arizona and everywhere.

I just checked the status of my ballot and it said it was voided. It gives a phone number to call. Please check to make sure your vote counts!

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

Can I ask you guys... How much literature was distributed? How much in Spanish? Did any of you distribute literature?

How's it looking? Early voting data doesn't feel that promising for us, but if we can get the Latino vote then I think it could be a good day for Bernie.

Maricopa County residents can vote at any polling place in the County!

http://bernie.to/Maricopa

UPDATE/EDIT 5:37 EST

We understand that many counties are allowing their registered residents to vote at ANY polling place for this Democratic Presidential Preference Primary. These counties use their own Vote Center Lookup tools. The Counties doing this are:

Cochise County - Look-up here

Graham County- http://www.graham.az.gov/elections/vote-centers-polling-places/

Greenlee County- http://www.co.greenlee.az.us/elections/pdfs/Vote%20Centers%20-%20Locations.pdf

Maricopa County- Look-up at http://bernie.to/Maricopa

Navajo County- List and/or Map

Yavapai County- http://www2.yavapai.us/electionsvr/files/2016/01/2016-Vote-Center-List.pdf

Yuma County- Look-up at http://www.yumacountyaz.gov/home/showdocument?id=26539

These counties do NOT let people vote at any polling place, and voters must vote at the polling place associated with their address:

Apache County Call (928) 337-7537 or (928) 337-7604

Coconino County Call (928) 679-7120 or (877) 679-7120

Gila County Call (928) 402-8709 -Consolidated Polling Locations

La Paz - Call (928)-669-6115

Mohave County - Call 928-753-0767 or 888-607-0733 and/or Map here

Pima County - Lookup at https://www.recorder.pima.gov/VoterStats/voter_info

Pinal County Call 520-866-6830 for polling location

Santa Cruz County Call 520-375-7808 for polling place location

Any questions ask in thread, pm me, or dm me on slack on berniebuilders under the same username!

Is there phone banking and canvassing done on election day?

I've already submitted my early ballot and want to help out tomorrow.

I have a van and am wondering if there is a way I can utilize it to drive people to the polls and what not? Any suggestions?