Early Voting

Sign your affidavit envelope before sealing. Without your signature your vote will not be counted.

• Ballots may be mailed or dropped off at early voting sites or drop box locations (listed below).   
• Ballots may be dropped off at any Yavapai County Vote Center on Election Day.
• Ballots must be received by 7:00 PM on Election Day; postmarks do not apply.

For more information, you may contact Voter Registration.

Early voting drop off mailbox locations are as follows:

• Bagdad – Bagdad Justice Court, 100 Main St
• Black Canyon City – Black Canyon City Library, 34701 S Old Black Canyon Hwy
• Camp Verde – Town Hall, 473 S Main St
• Camp Verde – Yavapai-Apache Nation Community Center, 3462 Smith Ave
• Chino Valley – Town Hall, 202 N State Route 89
• Clarkdale – Town Hall, 39 N 9th St.
• Congress – Congress Library, 26750 Santa Fe Rd
• Cottonwood – County Administration Building, 10 S 6th St
• Dewey-Humboldt – Town Hall, 2735 S Highway 69
• Jerome – Town Hall, 600 Clark St
• Paulden – Public Library, 16 Big Chino Rd
• Prescott – County Administration Building, 1015 Fair St
• Prescott Valley – Town Hall, 7501 Skoog Blvd
• Sedona – City Hall, 102 Roadrunner Dr
• Sedona – Village of Oak Creek Fire Station, 125 Slide Rock Rd
• Seligman – Seligman Library, 54170 N Floyd St
• Skull Valley – U.S. Post Office, 3085 S Iron Springs Rd
• Spring Valley – Public Library, 17320 E Mule Deer Dr
• Yarnell – Yarnell Justice Court, 22591 S Looka Way

Are Early Ballots counted?

Yes, every verified early ballot is counted.

• To request a ballot by mail, call our office at 928-771-3248, email us at web.voter.registration@yavapai.us  or through the Arizona Voter Information Portal  no sooner than 93 days or no later than 11 days prior to an election.
• If you will be out of town through the early voting period you may request that an early ballot be mailed to the address where you will be staying. Visit the Arizona Voter Information Portal  to make a request.
• You may vote in person from 27 days prior to the election up to 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the election at the Yavapai County Recorder's Office office at 1015 Fair St, Room 228, Prescott or 10 S. 6^th St., Cottonwood. For Vote by Mail elections, in person voting is available until 7:00PM on Election Day.

• Sign up for the Permanent Early Voter List (PEVL) so all ballots will be mailed automatically.
• Request a mail ballot by contacting our office, either verbally or in writing, no sooner than 93 days or no later than 11 days prior to an election.
• Individuals who are unable to vote without assistance should contact our office for more details about special services that may be available from our Travel Board. 

• Every qualified elector registered within the boundaries of the jurisdiction having the “Vote By Mail” election will automatically be mailed a ballot.
• There are no Vote Centers on Election Day.
• Your voted ballot must be received by the County Elections office or the jurisdiction no later than 7:00 pm on Election Day.
• Ballots may either be mailed or deposited at the drop boxes at the County Buildings in Prescott or Cottonwood or the drop box of the jurisdiction holding the election.
• Replacement ballots are available, starting 27 days prior to the election, at our offices in Prescott and / or Cottonwood depending on the jurisdictions holding the election.
• Contact Voter Registration if you have not received your ballot or you need a replacement ballot.
• The last day to request a replacement ballot to be mailed is 11 days prior to any election; though vote in-person replacement ballots are available until 7:00PM on Election Day.

If you make a mistake on your early ballot, call our office for instructions:

• We may mail you a replacement ballot.
• You may bring your ballot in to a designated early voting site for replacement.
• You may go to a vote center on Election Day and vote.