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Early voting for the November 8, 2022 general election has begun! The Yavapai County Recorder, County Administration, and Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office jointly provide voters with the following information to help ensure a smooth, safe, and fair election season.
Yavapai County has multiple ways voters can vote this year. 19 official early ballot drop-boxes. and Election Day polling locations within the county.
Here are the addresses and hours for early voting locations:
- Prescott: Yavapai County Administration Building, 1015 Fair Street Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm
- Prescott Valley: Prescott Valley Town Hall, 7501 East Skoog Boulevard, Monday-Friday 9am-4pm
- Cottonwood: Yavapai County Administration Building, 10 South 6th Street Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm
The 19 official early ballot drop-boxes are located at: https://www.yavapaivotes.gov/Voters/Drop-Box-LocationsThe county equips each official early ballot drop-box with a camera for voter safety and election integrity. For more voting and election information, visit Recorder’s website.YavapaiAZ.govAlso Yavapai County Registrar, Voter Registration and Elections.
Arizona law mandates a 75-foot perimeter around each polling place to create a safe polling place free of intimidation and harassment, and no campaigning is allowed. Only voters who vote (which may be accompanied by a child or person assisting the voter), election officials,
Election officials and qualified party observers are allowed within the 75-foot limit. The early voting locations listed above are subject to the 75-foot limit.be careful
Official early ballot drop boxes in Prescott and Cottonwood are located below the 75-foot line. For more information on harassment rules, please visit the Office of the Secretary of State. Guidance on Voting Places | Arizona Secretary of State (azsos.gov).
The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office works with county elections officials and all law enforcement agencies in Yavapai County to ensure election safety. The YCSO is responsible for implementing the Election Day Security Plan, arranging ballot escorts from Vote Centers to the Registrar’s office on Election Day, and providing security for the Registrar and the Elections Department during ballot counting. Support the government office again. In addition, YCSO responds to reports of election-related law violations. If you suspect an election fraud-related violation, call the Sheriff’s Office non-emergency number 928-771-3260.
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