Election Day for the Kane County Republican Primary is set for June 25, 2024, and as such, ballots are being mailed and early voting is underway. Ballots must be postmarked by Monday, June 24, and can be mailed or deposited in a drop box. Drop box locations include:
76 N. Main Street, Kanab (Kane County Courthouse)
11 1st West Street, Alton (Alton Town Offices)
60 Aaron Burr, Big Water (Big Water Town Offices)
90 E. Center Street, Glendale (Glendale Town Offices)
425 E. State Street, Orderville (Orderville Town Offices)
In person at County Clerk’s Office at 76 N. Main Street, Kanab (Kane County Courthouse)
Left to right, photos by Ty Gant:
Multiple drop boxes are in position around the county ready for post-marked ballots.
The Kane County Courthouse will be open for early in-person voting till June 24, with election day all day June 25.
Early in-person voting will have already started by the printing of this edition, and will continue to June 21, except June 15 - 17 on which days the Courthouse is closed. Voters can bring their ballots and photo IDs, and the option for provisional registration is open for as of yet unregistered Republican voters.
On Election Day, June 25, in-person voting will be open at the Kane County Courthouse, 76 N. Main Street in Kanab, and the North Event Center, 475 E. State Street in Orderville, from 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sample ballots and specific dates, times and places have been posted in the legal sections of the Southern Utah News, as well as on the Utah Public Notice site and Kane County’s site. The Kane County Clerk’s Office encourages all who are eligible to vote, and the office is open for questions or concerns at (435)-644-2458.
