Know Your Voting Rights
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE IN UTAH IF YOU ARE:
- A United States citizen
- At least 18 years old on or before the next election
- A resident of Utah for at least 30 days immediately before the election
- Not currently incarcerated for a felony conviction
Download this "Know Your Rights" Voting Guide (PDF)
What if I’ve been convicted of a felony and incarcerated?
You can vote as soon as you are no longer incarcerated (even if you are on parole or probation). You just need to re-register.
What if I’m a student?
You can register to vote at whatever address you regard as your principal place of residence. This can be your school address or your home address.
What if I’m experiencing homelessness?
You don’t need a home to register, but you do have to identify a place of residence (which can be a street corner, a park, a shelter, or any other place where you usually stay). You also must identify a mailing address. You may want to use the address of a local advocacy organization, shelter, or outreach center, or anywhere else willing to accept mail on your behalf.
Download this "Know Your Rights" Voting Guide (PDF)
Find more info at: Vote.Utah.gov or www.LetUtahVote.org
