Utah
Voting Guide.
Utah is primarily a mail-in voting state — every active voter automatically receives a ballot. Same-day registration is available at early voting and Election Day vote centers.
Last verified · June 15, 2026
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Key details for your state.
- Registration deadline
- 11 days before Election Day (online/mail). Same-day registration available during early voting and on Election Day at vote centers with ID and proof of residency.
- Early voting
- In-person early voting begins 14 days before Election Day and ends the Friday before.
- Absentee / mail-in
- Every active registered voter automatically receives a mail ballot. Ballot must be postmarked by the day before Election Day or dropped off by 8:00 PM Election Day.
- ID requirements
- Photo ID required at vote centers. Mail ballots use signature verification.
- Election Day hours
- Vote centers open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Mountain Time. If you are in line at 8:00 PM, you can vote.
Extra info:
- Utah automatically mails a ballot to every active voter — return by mail or drop box.
- Drop boxes are available statewide through 8:00 PM Election Day.
- Same-day registration is available at any vote center with ID and proof of residency.
All information on this page comes from the Utah Secretary of State's official election website. Confirm details there before voting:
https://vote.utah.gov/ ↗