Voter ID rules are different based on how you decide to cast your ballot.
Every registered voter in Utah automatically gets a mail ballot sent to the address in their voter registration. You don’t have to ask for it, and you don’t need a special reason to vote by mail.
Voters with disabilities can ask their county clerk to receive and return their ballots using email or fax. Utah County voters may be able to vote using a mobile app.
All voters must provide a copy of their unexpired Utah driver’s license or ID the first time they are voting in state.
After your first election, you will need to give the number from your Utah driver’s license or ID, your voter ID number, or the last four digits of your Social Security number.
If you decide to vote in person, you will be asked to show an acceptable ID.
The first time you vote in an Utah election, you need to show an unexpired Utah driver’s license or ID card.
After your first election, you must show just ONE unexpired ID with your name and photo on it. This can be:
If you don’t have any of those IDs, you can provide TWO forms of ID. One ID should verify your identity and one should confirm your current address. These can include:
Page Updated: August 2023
