SRPMIC Elections Information

Primary & General Election Days

VOTER INFORMATION

Voter Eligibility:

SRPMIC members who are at least 18 years old may vote in Community elections if they meet the voter eligibility requirements for their district. SRPMIC identification is required to vote.

For full voter eligibility requirements, exceptions, and related rules, view the Voter Information Sheet.

Voting Districts & Poll Sites

Vote at your declared district polling site.

District I: Salt River

Poll site: Salt River Community Building
Who votes here: Members who reside west of North Mesa Drive

District II: Lehi

Poll site: Lehi Community Building
Who votes here: Members who reside east of North Mesa Drive

Voting District Map

Candidates

Council Terms Expiring in 2026

The 2026 election will include the expiring terms for President, Vice-President, and four Council Member seats:

For full candidate qualifications, write-in candidate rules, employment leave requirements, and Council elect restrictions, view the Candidate Information Sheet.

Nominations

Nomination Meetings

Nominee Accept or Decline Deadlines

Nominees must accept or decline their nomination within two business days.

For full nomination procedures, nominee requirements, accept or decline forms, and certification meeting information, view the Nomination Information page:

Campaigning

Campaigning

Campaigning is allowed during the Primary and General Elections. However, campaigning is not allowed at polling sites on Election Day, except in the campaign area identified by the Community Relations Office.

Election Day Campaign Areas

The Community Relations Office will identify a designated campaign area at each polling place. Candidates may use this area to share campaign materials, food, or other permitted items with voters and supporters.

For information about Election Day campaign areas, contact the Community Relations Office at (480) 362-7740.

Campaign Signs

Campaign signs must be removed within seven business days after the relevant election. Signs placed on private property require permission from the homeowner or landowner.

Candidate Bio and Photo

Candidates are encouraged to submit a bio and photo to the O’odham Action News for election campaigning.

Community Relations Office: (480) 362-7740
O’odham Action News: (480) 362-7750

For full campaigning rules, permissible conduct, violations, penalties, and Election Day guidelines, view the Campaigning Information page.

Forums

Candidate forums are public events where candidates running for SRPMIC Council office are invited to share their positions on SRPMIC issues. Forums are scheduled for the Primary and General Elections and are held separately for President, Vice-President, and Council Member candidates. Forums are held in both districts.

Eligible SRPMIC voters are encouraged to attend and ask questions of the candidates.

For questions about candidate forums, contact the Community Relations Office at (480) 362-7740.

For forum candidate guidelines, attendee guidelines, and full details, view the Forum Information page.

Contact Information

Election Information, Absentee Ballots, & Home Voting Requests

For election information or to request an absentee ballot, home voting, or general election information contact Erica Harvier or Ardell Moore.

Phone: (480) 362-7466 or (480) 362-7465
Email: SaltRiverElections@srpmic-nsn.gov
Fax: (480) 362-7593

Candidate Information, Forums, and Campaigning

For candidate photos, bios, forum information, or day-of-campaigning questions, contact the Community Relations Office.

Phone: (480) 362-7740

SRPMIC ID, Address Change & Non-Resident Home District Form

To obtain a SRPMIC Identification Card, Change of Address form, or Non-Resident Application Declaring a Home District form, contact the Office of Membership.

Phone: (480) 362-7330 or (480) 362-7600

Frequently Asked Questions