Our Emphasis on Voting

Voting is required for any healthy democracy.  To help our community be vibrant and strong, one of our central tenets is to help local residents and students register to vote and become educated on the issues affecting them.  As part of that effort, we create voter guides for each election affecting Provo residents.  This includes municipal and county elections as well as state and national legislative elections.  Written and video recorded policy statements furnished by the candidates will be provided for each primary and general election to give you a fair and balanced review of your potential public officials.

To find out which district you live in, click here.

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Important Voting Day Information

A recent change in Utah law requires that EVERY voter provide valid voter identification  at the polling location prior to being allowed to vote. That includes a photo ID issued by the state or federal government such as a Utah driver liense, or two other forms of ID that show name and address such as a current utiltiy bill and a bank statement.

VOTING ABSENTEE

A resident may vote absentee by submitting an Application for Absentee Ballot. (See Application provided separately on the 2009 Election webpage.) The application may be requested by calling 801-852-6524. An application may be picked up personally at the Office of the City Recorder, 351 West Center Street. The application may be returned personally or mailed to Provo City Recorder PO Box 1849 Provo, UT 84603.  An application must be received by the City Recorder no later than 20 days before the election if the ballot is to be mailed overseas, and no later than the Friday before the election if it is to be mailed within the United States.

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Voter Registration in Provo