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Election Administration in Coconino County
Coconino County has two separate departments that work together to administer elections. The County Recorder and the Elections Department are each responsible for overseeing specific areas of the election process.
(Click on the name to visit each official website)
Elections Department
1300 W. University, Suite 180
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
928-679-7896 Elections@coconino.az.gov
Candidate Filing |
Candidate Signature Requirements and Petitions Campaign Finance Precinct Committeeman |
Ballot Creation |
Design Printing Sample Ballot Mailing Audio for Accessible Voting Device |
Election Day Voting |
Polling Places Vote Centers Hires and Train Poll Workers Report Election Day activities to Secretary of State |
Ballot Tabulation |
Pre & Post Logic and Accuracy Test Special Election Boards Posts Election Results Hand Count Prepare Official Canvass of Results Mandated Recounts |
Financial Disclosure |
Candidate Reports Elected Official Reports |
Recall, Initiative & Referendum |
Petition Filing Court Challenges |
Election Coordination |
Voter Outreach and Education Inter-Governmental Agreements Jurisdiction Assistance |
Voter Registration Rolls |
Registration Quarterly Stats/History Active Early Voting List (AEVL) Issue Voter ID Cards List Maintenance Activities |
Early Voting |
90 Day Pre-Notifications Election Notice to AEVL Voters Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voter Registration Voting (UOCAVA) In-Person Early Voting Mail-In Ballot Voting Emergency Early Voting Ballot Drop Boxes Special Assistance Boards Signature Verification |
Petitions |
Signature Verification E-Qual Verification Clean Elections $5 Slip Verification |
Native American Voter Outreach |
Voter Registration and Outreach in Native Communities Collaborate with Elections Department in Securing poll locations and poll workers in Native Communities Interpretation of Ballot Content in Navajo and Hopi languages. |
Per A.R.S. § 16-161(B) there are 643 active and 1,153 inactive persons registered to vote who have not provided proof of citizenship as of October 1, 2023.
There were 116 ballots cast for the November 8, 2022 General Election by those who were eligible to vote a ballot containing federal offices only.