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If you're interested in voting in next month's primary election, you need to register to vote by Monday, July 26. And remember: Independents are eligible to vote in primaries in Arizona, so you don't need to register as a Democrat or a Republican to cast a ballot in those races. Details on how to register here. Take care of it online here.
Pima County Recorder tells us that at least 71,000 ballots will be going out to Democrats in Pima County and more than 57,000 early ballots will be going out to Republicans. She adds that the campaigns that have been working the early ballots the hardest have been Republican Sen. John McCain and Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.
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