Sign In. Animal Adoption. Police Department. Elections held at any other time will generally be by vote-by-mail balloting. For polling place elections, registered voters have the option to request an early ballot from Yavapai County Voter Registration, which provides the same benefits as a vote-by-mail election. To request an early ballot, contact Yavapai County Voter Registration at Sample ballots for the General Election on November 8, will be available on October 6, Early Ballots and Voting by Mail Early ballots and voting by mail give voters a safe and convenient way to participate in elections while eliminating many of the difficulties that may arise on Election Day with getting to the polls vote centers.
Voting by mail also gives voters the opportunity to spend more time considering the choices available to them and to feel comfortable with their choices. This means that Yavapai County voters can vote anywhere in Yavapai County, not only in the town or city of their residency. If you would like to receive your ballot by mail for the November 3rd General Election, make your request now.
Ballots will be mailed out to voters that are on the Permanent Early Voting List or have requested a one time early ballot via first class mail beginning on Wednesday, October 7th. The deadline to request the county mail you a ballot is October 23rd at 5pm.
We recommend making your request as early as possible. USPS advises: Where voters will both receive and send a ballot by mail, voters should submit their ballot request early enough so that it is received by their election officials at least 15 days before Election Day at a minimum, and preferably long before that time.
Arizona law allows voters options on how to return their voted ballot, outside of mailing it through USPS. You can return your voted ballot by: Dropping it off at any voting location in your county or; Depositing it in any secured ballot drop box in your county.
See the Google Map below for a list of all ballot drop boxes in Arizona. If you wish to return your ballot through USPS, it is recommended that you return it as soon as possible. The latest date recommended to mail back your ballot is Tuesday, October 27th. Postage is prepaid and does not require a stamp. It is not recommended to use private carriers to return your voted ballot if you are in-state. Voters that are temporarily out of state and not a uniformed or overseas UOCAVA voter, should contact their county recorder with questions about using a private carrier to return their voted ballot.
Click here for more information. If you cannot mail your ballot back by October 27th, it is recommended you drop it off at a voting location or ballot drop box. Track your ballot.
Voters can look up the status of their ballot online to confirm if it was received and counted. Maricopa County voters can sign up for text and email notifications. Ballots are non-forwardable. Voters that will be out of town or away from their residence should contact their county recorder immediately so they can mail their ballot to their temporary mailing address.
This is extremely important for voters out of state, including college students, as mail times could be impacted and the voter will need to allow as much time as possible to receive and return their ballot. In Arizona, postmarks are not sufficient. The ballot must be received by the County Elections Officials by 7pm on Election Day, whether it is mailed back or dropped off at a voting location or drop box.
Please visit the United States Postal Service's newly launched website about election mail to learn more. Some counties have secured ballot drop boxes. You can drop your ballot off in any ballot drop box in your county. You can drop your ballot off at any voting location in your county on Election Day. No need to wait in line. Just head straight inside the voting location and drop it in the early ballot bin.
You can get an I Voted sticker too! In-person early voting is available beginning 27 days before every Election Day. Vote Centers - Polling Places Vote Center - A Vote Center is a voting location in which any registered voter in Graham County may receive an appropriate ballot for that voter and lawfully cast that ballot.
Graham County has 6 vote centers. Any registered voter can vote at any of the 6 vote centers. Registered voters residing in Bylas and San Carlos will vote at their normal polling place but may vote at any of the vote centers located in Graham County.
Registered voters residing in Klondyke and Bonita will vote at the Bonita School but may vote at any of the vote centers located in Graham County. Thomas School Gym W. Highway 70 Ft. Learning Center E.
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