Salt Lake County to Introduce Two-Page Ballots for the 2024 General Election

SALT LAKE COUNTY – As the largest county in Utah and home to over half a million registered voters, Salt Lake County will issue two-page ballots for the first time in the upcoming 2024 General Election. The extensive ballot is designed to accommodate a broad range of federal, state, county, and local issues and give voters the opportunity to express their preferences at multiple levels of government. This election will include 179 candidates across 88 contests, as well as important bond measures and constitutional amendments. Ballots will be mailed out starting the week of October 15, ahead of Election Day on November 5, 2024.

“Salt Lake County voters have more opportunities than ever to make their voices heard in this election,” said Salt Lake County Clerk Lannie Chapman. “This year’s two-card ballot includes a variety of important candidates and questions that impact our community. We encourage all voters to carefully review both pages and fully participate in this crucial election.”

This year’s ballot consists of two double-sided pages. Each page is clearly labeled to help voters ensure they voted on and will return both pages, as well as help with internal processing of the ballots. Page 1 will feature a blue box labeled "1 of 2" in the upper right-hand corner, while Page 2 will have an orange box labeled "2 of 2" in the upper right-hand corner. 

Voters are encouraged to carefully review both sides of each page and ensure they fill out and return both pages in their signed ballot return envelope to ensure all votes are counted. For more details on what’s included in your ballot, visit slco.to/ballot.

All active, registered voters will receive their ballot by mail. Voters have several options for returning their ballots, including secure drop boxes, early voting locations, or by mail. Election Day vote centers will also be available for those who prefer to vote in person. For information on where to vote, how to return ballots, and election dates and deadlines, visit the Salt Lake County Election Division website at www.slco.vote.

For voters who need to register, registration is still open. Visit vote.utah.gov or find out more at slco.to/register. 

For more information, please contact the Salt Lake County Election Division at (385) 468-7400 or vote@saltlakecounty.gov.