As evening temperatures in the Valley cool down, election season ramps up. With mail ballots set to arrive in a few weeks, and election day on Nov. 5, here’s what you need to know about voting in Maricopa County.

For the first time in nearly 20 years, voters in Maricopa County will cast their votes on a two-page ballot and election officials say they’re ready, even if that means everything is now double. “It is an enormous amount of work to do in a very short time,

Arizona election officials are warning there could be delays at polling places and vote-counting machines could jam as voters fill out a multipage ballot, an unusual occurrence in the presidential battleground state.

Maricopa County election officials expect the lengthy ballot will lead to long lines for in-person voting and potential delays in vote tabulation.

Maricopa County Elections Director Scott Jarrett explains the new two-page ballot that most Arizona voters will have to contend with this year.