Today's Election Day: Here is the info

Voter turnout is predicted to be 60 percent to 68 percent. By comparison, 60 percent turned out statewide for the 2006 midterm election, while Pima County had a 65 percent turnout that year.

Early ballots

You need to walk it in to your polling place. If it isn't in the hands of election officials by 7 p.m. today, it won't count.

Attire

Electioneering isn't allowed within 75 feet of the polls. That means no shirts, caps or other attire that advocates either support or opposition regarding a specific candidate or ballot measure. Elections Director Brad Nelson wasn't too worried about tea party T-shirts, because they don't back a specific party or candidate, but Democratic or GOP T-shirts could be a problem, depending on what they say.

Voting details

• Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

• Bring identification that has your photo, name and address - such as an Arizona driver's license, a tribal enrollment card or an ID card issued by the federal, state or local government. If you don't have that, bring two forms of identification with your name and address, such as a utility bill, a bank statement dated within the past 90 days, a valid vehicle registration, a property-tax statement or a vehicle-insurance card.

• If you're not sure where your polling place is, check the County Recorder's Office online at www.recorder.pima.gov or call 740-4330. The office also allows voters to check the status of their early ballots to make sure they have arrived.