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How to get the Arizona voter file

In Arizona, you ask each county recorder for the voter file. It is for campaign and political use, and state law sets the price.

Facts checked October 1, 2026 from official sources.

The Arizona voter file at a glance

Arizona voter file facts
Who provides itCounty recorders, and the Arizona Secretary of State
Who can get itAnyone using it for a campaign, a party, an election, or nonpartisan voter outreach. Recognized parties get precinct lists free.
CostA sliding scale set by state law. A list under 125,000 voters is $93.75 plus a tiny fee per record. A list of 1 million or more starts at $328.13.
Vote history includedNot stated by the state
FormatElectronic only, by secure file transfer.
How to requestSend a written public records request to the county recorder. The office has 30 days to fill it. For the whole state, you may need to ask all 15 counties.
Rules for useCampaign, political, or voter outreach use only. No business use and no posting online. Breaking this rule is a felony.

Good to know: We did not find a state page for buying a statewide file. Call the Secretary of State at 1-877-843-8683 to ask if it will fill one.

Some of these details come from secondary sources. Confirm them with the state office before you buy.

Go to the official request page

After you get the file

Pick the voters you want to reach this week. Group them by street, then split them into lists one person can walk in a shift.

Our guide covers how to build a walk list, and the free walk list template gives you a sheet to print.

Then book a named volunteer for every list. That is the part Capstone Volunteer does.

How many volunteers will you need?

Enter your sites and dates. You get your number in seconds and a shift plan to download. No sign-up.

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Arizona voter file questions

How much does the Arizona voter file cost?

A sliding scale set by state law. A list under 125,000 voters is $93.75 plus a tiny fee per record. A list of 1 million or more starts at $328.13. Checked October 1, 2026. Confirm with the state before you buy.

Who can get the Arizona voter file?

Anyone using it for a campaign, a party, an election, or nonpartisan voter outreach. Recognized parties get precinct lists free.

Does the Arizona voter file include vote history?

Not stated by the state.

What do campaigns do with the voter file?

They pick the voters to reach, cut them into turf, and print walk lists for canvassers.

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