Where To Vote
Polling locations and ballot drop box lookup.
County Information
Because early voting hours and days differ by county, you should call or email your county clerk office to get the most up-to-date information.
Find your local county clerk office and contacts at this website:
County clerk contact informationHere are lists of drop box locations for Utah’s six most populous counties.
Ballot Drop Boxes
If you are interested in returning your ballot to an official ballot drop box, find the nearest one by entering an address at the vote.utah.gov website. Remember, you must sign the ballot return envelope even if you are placing it in an official drop box.
Find your nearest drop boxNoteYou can enter any address, not just your home address.
You can also look up drop box locations at your county clerk’s website: county clerk contact information.
Polling Locations
Early voting
Vote Early or In-Person
All counties in Utah are required to have an early voting period where you can vote in-person at an official voting center.
Because early voting hours and days differ by county, you should call or email your county clerk office to get the most up-to-date information.
Election Day
Vote on Election Day
Polls open7am to 8pm
You can also vote in-person at an official voting center. Polls in Utah are open from 7am to 8pm. You can also register to vote on Election Day and cast a provisional ballot.
Find the nearest voting center by entering an address at the vote.utah.gov website.
Find your nearest voting center Find your county clerkNote: You can enter any address, not just your home address.
A Note About Mail In Ballots
Deadline
To be counted, all ballots must be received by the county clerk or dropped in an official ballot drop box by the time the polls close at 8pm on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2026. People waiting in line to vote or drop off a ballot at 8pm will be allowed to vote.
Reminder
All voters must sign their ballot return envelope. If you have a Utah driver’s license, Utah state identification card, or social security number, you should include the last four digits of that number on your mail ballot where appropriate. If you don’t have a state ID, just sign your mail-in ballot envelope so officials can verify your signature.
Just be sure to mail your ballot as soon as possible. Don’t wait until Election Day. Ballots received after 8pm won’t be counted.
NoteSome counties require proper first class postage or a stamp ($0.82) to return a ballot via mail, but postal workers should deliver all ballots even if they lack a stamp.
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