Yavapai County, Arizona: 2026 ballot
County, city, school and local races and measures on the November 3, 2026 ballot in Yavapai County. Statewide, legislative and congressional races are on the Arizona page; which districts you're in depends on your address.
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Registering to vote
The deadline to register to vote in Arizona for this election was October 5. If you think you're registered, you can check your status at vote.gov.
Key dates after you vote in Arizona
- Mail ballots sent by mail must arrive by Nov 3.
- If there's a problem with your mail ballot (a missing signature, for example), you can fix it until Nov 8.
- Results are certified by counties by Nov 19 and by the state by Nov 23. Until then, results are unofficial.
Who holds office now: Yavapai County's elected officials: commissioners, sheriff and county officers, school board, mayors and city councils.
Courts
- Yavapai County Clerk of the Superior Court
- Yavapai County Justice of the Peace, Bagdad/yarnell Precinct
- Yavapai County Justice of the Peace, Mayer Precinct
- Yavapai County Justice of the Peace, Prescott Precinct
- Yavapai County Justice of the Peace, Seligman Precinct
- Yavapai County Justice of the Peace, Verde Valley Precinct
- Yavapai County Superior Court Judge, Division 1
- Yavapai County Superior Court Judge, Division 2
- Yavapai County Superior Court Judge, Division 3
- Yavapai County Superior Court Judge, Division 5
- Yavapai County Superior Court Judge, Division 6
County
City
School board & local
Special districts
Ballot measures
- Camp Verde Unified School District No. 28 Proposition 408 — Bond ($20,000,000)
- City of Prescott Proposition 401 — Charter Amendment: Majority to Elect in Primary (Art. IX, Sec. 6)
- City of Prescott Proposition 402 — Charter Amendment: City Judge Section Title (Art. XI, Sec. 4)
- City of Prescott Proposition 411 — Charter Amendment: Powers of the City — Development Agreement Restrictions (Art. I, Sec. 3)
- City of Prescott Proposition 412 — Charter Amendment: Open Space Requirements for Large-Scale Annexations (Art. I, Sec. 4)
- City of Prescott Proposition 413 — Charter Amendment: Acquisition of Real Property (Art. VIII, Sec. 2)
- City of Prescott Proposition 414 — Charter Amendment: Development Agreements (Art. VIII, Sec. 14)
- City of Prescott Proposition 415 — Charter Amendment: Presiding Officer; Appointment; Term (Art. XI, Sec. 4)
- Cottonwood-Oak Creek Elementary School District No. 6 Proposition 409 — Bond ($30,000,000)
- Humboldt Unified School District No. 22 Proposition 407 — Bond ($79,600,000)
- Prescott Unified School District No. 1 Proposition 405 — 7% Maintenance & Operation Budget Override
- Prescott Unified School District No. 1 Proposition 406 — Bond ($20,000,000)
- Town of Chino Valley Proposition 410 — Referendum on Ordinance No. 2026-965 (Rezoning ~390 Acres)
- Town of Prescott Valley Proposition 404 — Referendum on Ordinance No. 2026-974 (Government Tank Rock Harvest Site Rezoning)
- Town of Prescott Valley Proposition 492 — Referendum on Ordinance No. 2024-938 (Lakeshore Annexation)
- Town of Prescott Valley Proposition 493 — Transaction Privilege (Sales) Tax Increase for an Aquatics and Recreation Facility
- Yavapai County Jail District Proposition 497 — Jail District Excise (Sales) Tax Increase
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