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Your 2024 General Election Ballot

Learn more about what you may find on your 2024 General Election ballot and answer any questions you may have regarding your ballot or the content of your ballot.

Why did I receive two ballots in my envelope?

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For the 2024 General Election in Salt Lake County, your ballot envelope will have two pages—not two separate ballots—due to the number of contests and candidates.

Each double-sided page will be labeled on the front of each page with a blue box labelled 1 of 2 on page 1, and an orange box labelled 2 of 2 on page 2 (see the image above for example).

After voting your ballot, make sure you return both pages in the return envelope, sign it, seal it, and return it. 

What's on the Ballot?

This year's ballot includes a higher number of races, plus judicial retention candidates, important bond measures, and constitutional amendments for voters to consider.

Learn more about the candidates and issues on your ballot in this election to make an informed decision below. Below, you can:

  • View the full list of candidates
  • Check out the Voter Information Pamphlet, which contains information on everything included in the ballot
  • Read candidate profiles
  • View the performance evaluations for judicial retention candidates
  • View the candidates and questions that have been withdrawn since ballots were printed
  • Learn more about the ballot bond measures that you may find on your ballot

2024 Election Candidates

Voter Information Pamphlet - English

Voter Information Pamphlet - Spanish

Candidate Profiles

Judicial Retention Recommendations

Withdrawn Candidates and Questions

Ballot Bond Measure Information

View the Voter Information Pamphlets (VIP) and arguments for/against ballot bond measures below to learn more about the measures included on the 2024 General Election ballots.

Returning Your Ballot

You have several options for returning your completed ballot:

  • Drop Box Locations: You can drop off your ballot at any of the secure ballot drop boxes across Salt Lake County.
  • Mail Your Ballot: Return your ballot by mail for free; no postage is required.
  • Early Voting Centers: Drop off your ballot in person during early voting hours at any early voting center.
  • Election Day Voting Centers: You can also drop off your ballot at any vote center on Election Day.

Learn more about locations of ballot drop boxes, early voting, and election day vote centers below. Vote centers have limited dates and hours, so learn more at the links below.

Find a Drop Box Location

Find an Early Voting Center

Find an Election Day Voting Center

Track Your Ballot

Once you’ve submitted your ballot, you can track its status through BallotTrax.

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Track Your Ballot