Utah County Elections Division

*REMINDER*

Today is the last day to walk your ballot into a post office and get it postmarked. We encourage voter to use a drop box nearest them to cast their ballots. Check out our website to find a drop box nearest you.

It's the final day of National Voter Education Week. We hope you have learned something new, and feel more prepared for the upcoming election. Now share what you've learned with your friends and family!

Ballots hit mail boxes next week. Just because the Election Day is November 5th, doesn't mean you have to wait until then to vote. We have options for both in-person and by-mail early voting. So, find the option that works best for you and consider voting early.

Have you ever wanted to know more about the election process? Do you have any questions or concerns about how the voting works here in Utah County? Come tour our ballot center and get your questions answered. There is a tour tonight at 6pm for any who are interested.

This year's ballot is a big one, with many races and issues. Take some time today to research the candidates, propositions, and amendments that may be on your ballot, or make plans to attend an event like a townhall to learn more.

Are you registered to vote? Is your registration out of date? Check your status and update your registration at vote.utah.gov. Don't wait too long. The deadline to register and receive a ballot in the mail is Friday, October 25th.

Voter Education Week starts tomorrow! Join us this week as we learn more about voting and elections in Utah.

Do you have a desire to be civically engaged? Come join the Utah County Elections Team! We are looking for people to help us for about a month around election day. Find the job posting on the Utah County Workday page or at vote.utahcounty.gov/volunteer.

Come tour our Ballot Center for a behind-the-scenes look at how we process ballots and secure the elections process!
Fill out this form and a staff member will reach out to you with details!
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Join us in our Ballot Center on Wednesday, October 2nd at 10:00am for a Logic and Accuracy Test of county voting equipment! Address: 100 E Center St Suite 700, Provo UT 84606

We are 46 days away from the General Election which means it’s time for UOCAVA ballots to go out. If you are a military or overseas voter and have any questions about how the voting process looks for you, reach out to our office at 801-851-8128 or [email protected].

Come tour our Ballot Center for a behind-the-scenes look at how we process ballots and secure the elections process!
Fill out this form and a staff member will reach out to you with details! https://forms.gle/HpSvEaR5W6JnM45j6

This week a ribbon cutting was held for a new drop box on UVU campus. We are grateful for all those who helped make this happen, and excited to have a drop box that students can easily access. Go to our website vote.utahcounty.gov/voting-locations to find the drop box location nearest you.

Are you registered to vote? Is your registration up to date? Go to vote.utah.gov to check. Once you check on yours, encourage a friend to do the same.

Happy Labor Day! Our office is closed and will resume regular operating hours on Tuesday, September 3rd.

The deadline for write-in candidates to file is this coming Tuesday, September 3rd at 5pm. We will be closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day. Reach out to our office you have any questions, [email protected] or 801-851-8128.

Our democracy depends on ordinary people making sure every election runs smoothly and everyone’s vote is counted - people like you. Poll worker applications can be found on our website at https://vote.utahcounty.gov/volunteer

Big success in encouraging voters to use Election Drop Boxes or voting in person over using the US Postal Service to return ballots and KSL did a great job of covering the success.

Data shows most Utah County voters didn't mail ballots; turnout rates differed slightly Following the decision to no longer pay for postage, in-person ballots increased by 20 percentage points in Utah County while projected turnout rates are 39 percent, up by less than two percent from the 2022 primaries.