Voting in Chino Valley

Vote-by-Mail or Polling Place (Vote Center)

Town elections held in conjunction with a state and/or federal election must be polling place (or vote center) elections. Elections held at any other time will generally be by vote-by-mail balloting. For polling place elections, registered voters have the option to request an early ballot from Yavapai County Voter Registration, which provides the same benefits as a vote-by-mail election. To request an early ballot, contact Yavapai County Voter Registration at (928) 771-3250.

Early Ballots and Voting by Mail

Early ballots and voting by mail give voters a safe and convenient way to participate in elections while eliminating many of the difficulties that may arise on Election Day with getting to the polls (vote centers). Voting by mail also gives voters the opportunity to spend more time considering the choices available to them and to feel comfortable with their choices.

Returning Early or Vote-by-Mail Ballots

Included with each ballot is a ballot affidavit envelope to be used for returning your ballot. You must sign the ballot affidavit envelope for your vote to count. The envelope containing the ballot must be placed in a Yavapai County drop box or hand delivered to Yavapai County Elections Department, 1015 Fair Street, Prescott, no later than 7:00 p.m. on Election Day; OR be placed in U.S. mail with enough time prior to Election Day to be received by Yavapai County Elections. A Yavapai County drop box is conveniently located in Chino Valley at the Town Hall building, 202 N. State Route 89.

Replacement Ballot

Voters may obtain a replacement ballot by contacting Yavapai County Voter Registration, (928) 771-3248.

Important Dates for Voters