Early voting continues through Friday, July 17
The Mohave County Recorder’s Office reminds voters that in-person early voting for the Tuesday, July 21, election is underway and continues through Friday, July 17.
The Mohave County Recorder’s Office reminds voters that in-person early voting for the Tuesday, July 21, election is underway and continues through Friday, July 17.
County Recorder’s Office, Voter Registration Division, is reminding voters of key deadlines and resources for the upcoming July 21, 2026, Primary Election.
As we make our way into June, we’re pleased to share some updates from the Recorder’s Office and important election information.
It could be a busy ballot of Lake Havasu City mayoral and City Council candidates for the Aug. 4 primary election if all who have expressed an interest by picking up a candidate packet end up running for office.
Dear Editor,
I understand most people don’t have the time to follow politics with the grind of daily life, but it is very important that you take the time to vote in the July 30 primary election. The reason I bring this up is that in Mohave County the Republicans outnumber the Democrats four to one.
KINGMAN – A test of the ballot tabulation equipment and programs for the July 30 Mohave County Primary Election will take place on June 27 at 9 a.m. by the Mohave County Elections Department. A separate test will also be conducted by the Arizona Secretary of State’s Office at 2:35 p.m. on that date. The location of the tests is the Mohave County Election Department, 700 W. Beale, Kingman. It will be open to the press and the public.