Make sure you are registered and your mailing address is up to date. To determine if you are registered please visit vote.utah.gov, or call our office; 435-743-6223; 435-864-2440
Sign up for text, email, or phone call notification of the status of your mail ballots at: http://ballottrax.utah.gov/
Ballots will be mailed approximately 21 days before each election.
If you do not receive a ballot by —- contact our office. Don’t wait until it is too late.
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- If you cannot read or mark a mailed ballot, we can provide assistance or the use of a ballot marking device with accessible features (e.g. audio ballot, touch screen, large print, high contrast). If you need assistance with voting your ballot or you have ballot issues, please contact the Clerk’s Office 435-743-6223; 435-864-2440
Voters needing assistance are encouraged to contact the Clerk’s Office 435-743-6223; 435-864-2440
Ballots will be processed (i.e. signature verification; opening ballots; scanning ballots; adjudicating ballots; replicating damaged or defective ballots; and or tabulating votes) Monday – Friday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., excluding holidays, at the Millard County Clerk’s Office.
The 2024 Presidential Primary Election will be a Democratic Primary; therefore, if you are not registered with the Democratic Party, you must request to have a the Democratic Ballot mailed to you. Or you may choose to vote in person and request the Democratic Ballot at that time. The deadline to change your party affiliation is Tuesday, January 9, 2024.
Federal/State Offices – Required Signatures….
- To see all parties’ caucus information visit caucus.utah.gov or vote.utah.gov to find your specific caucus location. Or visit each party’s website which can be found on our Political Party page.
To view the 2024 Official Election Notice and/or Candidate Signature Requirements posted by the State of Utah Office of the Lieutenant Governor visit: vote.utah.gov.
In an effort to better inform voters about Utah’s new primary election process, the Lieutenant Governor’s office has produced a short, animated video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiyUHtASqS8