In West Valley, voters are encouraged to seek information and pay attention to important calendar dates (like mail-in deadlines) and voting locations.

This QR code is intended to lead voters to West Valley’s election page. Voters can learn even more about their local candidates and election information.

“My email is included for anyone who may have more specific questions regarding the election,” said West Valley City Recorder Nichole Camac. 

For voters planning to vote-by-mail, ballots must be received by 8 p.m. on Election Day  (postmarks don’t count). In other words—mail early.

This is a change from previous election cycles when residents were able to postmark their ballots on the day of the general election. Per the recently passed HB 300, voters do need to make sure their ballots are physically “in-hand” at the Salt Lake County office (downtown Salt Lake) building on Election Day, Nov. 4.

For voters who would like to drop off their ballot instead of mailing it in: West Valley’s ballot drop box is located at their City Hall, 3600 Constitution Blvd.