Voter Information

The 2020 Election is the most important election of our lifetime. Voting in the current Corona Virus Era is already being challenged by the Republicans.  We have all witnessed voter suppression in the form of denying early voting and closures of voting centers.With the threat of another possible outbreak of the corona virus in the fall, it imperative that you sign up for Early Ballot-by-Mail (Permanent Early Voter List -PEVL).

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Here are list of things you can do to ensure you can vote and vote safely:

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1. REGISTER TO VOTE

2. Check your voter registration 

    Here you can register to vote, check your registration and change your party affiliation

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3. Request and Early Ballot-by-Mail - Sign up to be placed on the Permanent Early Voter List (PEVL)

    Download and print Early Ballot-by-Mail form 

    Download and print Early Ballot-by-Mail form in Spanish

4. Request an Absentee Ballot - Sign up to receive an absentee ballot if you will be way for the election.

    Download and print absentee ballot request form

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To change your address download this

voter registration form,

complete with changes and mail to:

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    Yavapai County Elections

     1015 Fair Street‐ Rm #228,

     Prescott, AZ 86305‐1807

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     Or Phone the County Recorders Office

     and request form be mailed to you.

     (928) 771-3250

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Questions please do not hesitate to

contact us at: info@yavdem.org

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Look at a sample ballot for coming election here.

We encourage you to vote by mail. But if you wish to vote in-person her are the safety guidelines for all Yavapai County Polling stations

​List of All Official Ballot Drop Boxes in Yavapai County for Mail-in Ballots

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• Prescott County Admin Building - 1015 Fair St

• Prescott Valley Town Hall - 7501 E. Civic Circle

• Camp Verde Town Hall - 473 S. Main St.

• Camp Verde Yavapai-Apache Nation - 3462 Smith Ave.

• Chino Valley -  Town Hall -202 Ste Route 89A

• Clarkdale Town Hall - 38 N. 9th St.

• Cottonwood County Admin Bldg - 10 S. 6th St.

• Dewey-Humbolt Town Hall - 2735 S. Hwy 69

• Jerome Town Hall - 600 Clark St.

• Paulden Public Library - 16 Big Chino Rd

• Sedona City Hall -102 Roadrunner Dr.

• Skull Valley U.S. Post Office - 3085 S. Iron Springs Rd.

• Spring Valley Public Library - 17320 E. Mule Deer Rd.
   

List of All Polling Centers in Yavapai County

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• VC 01 - Yavapai County Administration Building, Prescott

• VC 02 - Trinity Presbyterian Church, Prescott

• VC 03 - Central Yavapai Fire Station #57, Prescott

• VC 04 - Yavapai College, Community Room, Prescott

• VC 05 - Prescott Community Center, Prescott

• VC 06 - Grace Baptist Church, Chino Valley

• VC 07 - First Southern Baptist Church, Chino Valley

• VC 08 - Prescott Elks Lodge #330, Prescott Valley

• VC 09 - Humboldt USD - Bradshaw E. Campus, Prescott Valley

• VC 10 - Gateway Baptist Church, Dewey-Humboldt

• VC 11 - Sedona Elks Lodge #2291, Sedona

• VC 12 - VOCA Community Center, Sedona

• VC 13 - Clark Memorial Clubhouse, Clarkdale

• VC 14 - Yavapai County Cottonwood Annex, Cottonwood

• VC 15 - Cottonwood Bible Church, Cottonwood

• VC 16 - Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Cottonwood

• VC 17 - Camp Verde Library, Camp Verde

• VC 18 - Ash Fork Public Library, Ash Fork

• VC 19 - Bagdad Event Center, Bagdad

• VC 20 - Beaver Creek Adult Center, Lake Montezuma

• VC 21 - Pioneer Masonic Lodge #82, Black Canyon City

• VC 22 - Grace Bible Chapel, Congress

• VC 23 - Generations Church, Cordes Lakes

• VC 24 - Seligman Library, Seligman

• VC 25 - Yarnell Presbyterian Church, Yarnell

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Map of all Polling Centers in Yavapai County