Salt River Project Elections – 2022
Everything you need to know to be an informed solar voter
The Salt River Project (SRP) provides electricity service to more than one million customers in the Phoenix metro area. SRP holds elections every two years for its board of governors and councilors. They are responsible for setting rules governing the utility.
This includes your ability to go solar!
Fewer than 3% of eligible Salt River Project customers voted in the last election. Your vote matters!
Will you be eligible to vote in 2022?
SRP uses a complicated and restrictive system for voting. All voters must own land in SRP territory and be registered to vote in Arizona.
- See this list of SRP Election FAQs to learn if you are eligible.
It’s important that solar supporters like you vote. The SRP board and council determine your electricity prices, the amount of clean energy generated by the utility, and how much credit you receive for solar produced on your home.
Sample questions to ask candidates
- How would you make it easier for SRP customers to install solar?
- How would you ensure existing solar customers receive the full value of the solar their system generates?
- What can SRP do to provide customers with clearer information about going solar?
- What is your view on the extra fees SRP charges solar customers?
- What should SRP do to help its customers be more energy efficient?
- What can SRP do to help customers integrate electric vehicles?
- How can SRP increase adoption of residential battery storage?