Embrace the Call
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— Maricopa County Libertarian Party (@LPMaricopa) August 22, 2023
Map of Maricopa County Precinct Committemen
PROCESS TO BE ELECTED A PCM
- Participate in the decision-making process in the Party.
- Vote for the leadership of the County Party.
- Gain experience or greater responsibility within the Party in the future.
- Grow the Grassroots of the Party by participating on the local level.
- Educate voters in your precinct about the Libertarian Party, its candidates, and issues.Â
The 2024 Election Cycle Is On!
Learn more on the Maricopa County Elections Department website.
Signature Requirements: Depending on your precinct, there may be a different number of signatures required for your petition. In most counties, a single signature is required which can be your own. To be certain, you can check with the Maricopa Recorders document here:
Step 1:Â Fill out your nomination paperwork.
Step 2:Â Sign your nomination petition. (some precincts require more than one signature.)
Step 3: Starting March 2nd, drop off the completed Nomination Paper and Nomination Signature Sheet at the MCTEC Office’s 24-hour secure drop box in the parking lot at 510 S 3rd Ave, in Phoenix. County Elections Staff will check the drop box until the filing deadline on April 1st, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.
Optional: If you want to hand-off your paperwork in person to the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office if you book an appointment ahead of time here: https://calendly.com/mce-candidate-filing