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Angela Romero,
Election Director

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Apache County Elections

P.O. Box 428
St. Johns, AZ 85936
Cell: (928) 321-0007
Phone: (928) 337-7537
Fax: (928) 337-7538




Nancy Quinn
Executive Assistant
(928) 337-7604

 

Instructions on how to properly use the accurate machine. You may vote your ballot by filling in the ovals next to the candidate or issue you wish to vote for. Make sure that you use the marking pen provided when you receive your ballot and fill in the oval completely to insure a readable vote. Once you have voted your ballot, proceed to the large black ballot box and insert your ballot into the machine. As you start to insert the ballot the machine will take the ballot from you. After it scans and tallies your ballot, it will then deposit it into the locked ballot box. If there is a problem with the ballot or a misread occurs, the ballot will be returned to you automatically. As it returns the ballot, a message will be displayed on the screen on top of the ballot box. If this occurs please contact the Inspector for assistance.

 

Voters with Disabilities
APACHE COUNTY SERVING VOTERS WITH DISABILITIES:The right to vote is fundamental for all Americans, but inaccessible polling places can prevent people with disabilities from making their voices heard. Apache County has realized the importance of providing accessible polling places for all voters with disabilities and is making improvements to many polling places with BALLOT CALL. Voters have the right to request curbside voting so that he/she can cast their ballot outside of the polling place.
HOW IT WORKS:     When a voter with a disability arrives at the polling place, he/she will ring the Big Bell to request curbside voting. The Big Bell rings inside the polling place, notifying the election officials. An election judge from each party will immediately go outside to greet the voter and ensure that equal treatment is given all voters, including voters with disabilities. The voter may then cast their ballot, never having to enter the polling place which may be quite a distance in some areas.

 

 
     
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