VOTE!!!!
Actually, your vote does matter!!!
We’re thinking about 100% turnout!!!!!
Be there!!!!!
Voting Information for Sedona and VOC:
Yavapai County Recorder Elections Department: 928-771-3248
Coconino County Recorder Elections Department: 928-679-7860
General Election:
Last day to get on the Permanent Early Voting List (PEVL, mail-in-ballot) is October 26, 2018.
Mail-in-ballot need to be mailed by October 31st. Before or after October 31st,, ballots can dropped in drop box on East side of Sedona City Hall, or drop off at early vote center, or drop off at polling place on election day. Have the envelope sealed and no ID is required.
Early Vote Centers: Open: Wednesday, October 10 – November 2nd
Yavapai County: 10 South 6th Street, Cottonwood, AZ. Monday-Friday, 8 pm-5 pm
Coconino County: Sedona City Hall, Monday-Thursday, 7 am – 6 pm (Note ends November 1st as they don’t do it on Fridays.)
Election Day, November 6th
Vote Centers (Yavapai County only has Vote Centers, which are the same as polling places, except for the fact that voters can vote at any vote center that is in their county.)
Sedona or VOC (Yavapai County): Sedona Elks Lodge, 110 Airport Road open or VOCA Community Center 690 Bell Rock Blvd
Polling Place for Coconino (Coconino County has Polling Places by precinct. You need to live in that precinct to vote there and they also have Vote Centers where, as long as you live in that county, you can go to any Voting Center. Voting Centers have the ability to print any ballot for that county. That being said there are no Vote Centers in Sedona. See Below for Flagstaff Vote Centers.)
Polling Place: Chapel and Uptown: Christ Lutheran Church
Coconino County Vote Centers (Anyone who lives in Coconino County can vote at any of the Coconino County Vote Centers.)
NAU Walkup Skydome & VOTE CENTER, 1705 S San Francisco St, Flagstaff
Flagstaff Mall & VOTE CENTER, 4650 N US Highway 89, Flagstaff
Tuba City High School & VOTE CENTER, 67 Warrior Dr, Tuba City
