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Since 2018, elections in Washington County have been conducted primarily by mail, providing convenience and accessibility for voters. Every active, registered voter who chooses to opt in to receive a ballot by mail will be sent their ballot twenty-one (21) days before each Election Day.
Voters can complete their by-mail ballot and return it one of three ways: by mail, through a secure drop box, or at a vote center during early voting or on election day.
Voting by mail allows voters more time to research their ballot, return it in a way that works for them, and request assistance if needed.
Voters who have difficulty signing their ballot envelope may contact our office for accommodations.
NOTE: The Post Office cannot “Forward” ballots. In the event that a resident will be traveling or will be away from their residence, the registered voter can go to www.vote.utah.gov and fill out an absentee ballot request. By filling out this absentee ballot request the resident will be able to tell us where to mail their ballot for each individual election.
To ensure that voters get their ballot quickly, if you have moved or have had a mailing address change, please go to www.vote.utah.gov and re-register to vote with your current residential and or mailing address.
Voters may opt in or out of receiving a by mail ballot by updating their voter registration at any time.
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