Apache County Vote Centers are Essetial
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Right now Apache County is considering Vote Centers — letting any eligible voter cast their ballot anywhere in the county, regardless of precinct.
This would help ensure that more rural and Navajo votes are counted in the next election.
Attention Apache County Voters we have a NEW DEADLINE to submit letters of support = April 6 COB 6pm MDT
Tell your district supervisor to vote YES for VOTE CENTERS today!
VOTE CENTERS = GOOD THINGS for voters
Should you like a copy of a template letter, please get a hold of us. We’ll be happy to share with you.
If you have any questions, please get a hold of us. Email us info[at]arizonanativevote.org or leave a message at (928) 489-8511
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Why We Need Vote Centers?
Adding vote centers is a necessary step toward closing some of the gaps Navajo voters face ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Apache County Board of Supervisors to approve the switch ALL precinct voting locations to vote centers in Apache County ahead of the 2026 general election. The elections office already has the technology including internet hotspots and on-demand ballot printers. Also, vote centers do not require any more staffing than precinct voting locations.
We believe in the power of our votes, which is why our community members turn out to vote every election. Implementing vote centers will help ensure eligible voters, particularly Navajo voters voting on Tribal lands, can cast a ballot from anywhere in the county, rather than at specific precincts, and can eliminate the large number of rejected ballots due to being out of precinct.
Voters are asking the Apache County Board of Supervisors to move forward with a plan to convert all current precinct voting locations to vote centers to ensure Navajo voters can exercise their freedom to vote in an accessible manner and have their votes counted.
Contact our team for more information.
