Answers for voters who live in Roosevelt School District #66, including how a Maricopa County write-in vote works.
A write-in candidate does not have a name printed on the ballot. To vote for that person, write the name in the write-in space for the contest and completely fill the oval next to it. Janelle Wood is a filed write-in candidate for the Roosevelt Elementary School District Governing Board. She filed on July 16, 2026, for a four-year term. Two seats are up in this election. Her filing is on the official 2026 write-in candidate list.
Find Roosevelt Elementary School District #66 Governing Board on your ballot. Print Janelle Wood clearly in a write-in space for that contest. Completely fill the oval beside that write-in space. Two seats are on the ballot, and each is a four-year term, so vote for no more candidates than your ballot allows. A write-in counts toward that limit. The same steps work on an early ballot. The Arizona Secretary of State voter intent guide says to write the name and completely fill the corresponding oval.
Eligible voters who live in Roosevelt Elementary School District #66 can vote in this race. The district is in Phoenix, Maricopa County, and it includes South Phoenix neighborhoods. Your home address determines whether this contest is on your ballot. Living near the district is not enough. Check your voter information to confirm your district and ballot.
Roosevelt Elementary School District #66 includes neighborhoods in South Phoenix, within Phoenix and Maricopa County. People sometimes describe this contest as the South Phoenix school board election. Only eligible voters who live inside the district have this race on the ballot. Confirm your address before you rely on that description.
This race is on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. The voter registration deadline is October 5, 2026. Early voting begins October 7, 2026. On Election Day, polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., Arizona time. Your ballot must be received by 7 p.m. on November 3. A postmark is not enough.
Use Maricopa County Elections to check your registration, home address, and ballot information. The Arizona Secretary of State publishes statewide election information, including the 2026 calendar. You can also register or update your address through the state voter registration service.
The Governing Board is the elected body that governs Roosevelt Elementary School District #66. Arizona law requires each school district governing board to prescribe and enforce policies and procedures for its schools, and to manage and control school property in the district. The superintendent handles daily administration under direction from the board. The statute and the governing board procedures published by Roosevelt School District are linked below.