Happy Super Tuesday, Utahns! Make sure you vote counts today. Read on to see where/how to vote, track your ballot or get the answers to other voting questions.
I haven't voted yet.
Instead, you can drop it off at a vote center or ballot box. If you do go to a voting center, you do not need to wait in line. There will be a ballot drop box.
Which election can I vote in?
Political parties set rules on who can vote in their primary elections.
- Democratic Party: all voters, regardless of party affiliation, may vote in its presidential primary election.
- Republican Party: only voters affiliated with the Republican Party may vote in its presidential primary election.
Can I change in my party affiliation when I go vote?
- I am a registered Republican or Democrat. The last day to change your party affiliation for the Presidential Primary Election was Monday, February 3, 2020. You can always change your affiliation after the primary election.
- I am an unaffiliated voter. You may change your party affiliation at an Election Day voting location.
I already submitted my ballot.
You can track your ballot at vote.utah.gov to make sure it was counted.
My candidate is no longer running for office.
However, you vote still counts. County clerks still count ballots even for withdrawn candidates unless that person has formal paperwork withdrawing (most have not).
Can I still vote for *insert name of your withdrawn candidate here* even though they are no longer running? Yes you can.
For the Democratic Presidential Primary, candidates that have withdrawn can still win delegates. If a candidate—even if they announced they had withdrawn—earns at least 15% of the vote statewide or in a congressional district, they still earn a share of delegates proportional to the vote.
I still have questions.