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MAIL IN BALLOT
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Bannock County Elections
NEW VOTER REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
Beginning July 1, 2023 all new voter registrations will need to provide one of the approved proof of residence documents in order to complete the registration process.
If your residence address does not match the record on your driver’s license your application will not be complete until this requirement is satisfied. Valid photo identification and proof of residence documents are available in the links below.
More information
View approved documents here
Voter registration guide
NOVEMBER ELECTION SAMPLE BALLOTS
To find out which sample ballot is correct for where you live, use our interactive map. To use the map, zoom into your neighborhood and click on the area of your home. A white box will appear with your residence’s voting districts. If you have any further questions or need help with the map, please call our office at 208-236-7333.
- City of Chubbuck with SD25 Bond Question
- City of Chubbuck with SD25 Bond Question & SD25 Board Zone 3
- Downey Fire District
- City of Inkom
- City of Lava Hot Springs with SD21 Board Zone 4
- City of Pocatello with SD25 Bond Question
- City of Pocatello with SD25 Bond Question & SD25 Board Zone 3
- City of Pocatello with SD25 Bond Question & SD25 Board Zone 4
- School District 21 Board Zone 4
- School District 25 Bond Question
- School District 25 Bond Question with Board Zone 3
- School District 25 Bond Question with Board Zone 4
General City Election
Election Day: Tuesday, Nov. 7, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Early voting: Monday, Oct. 16 – Friday, Nov. 3
When: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Where: 141 North 6th Avenue, Map it
Prepare to Vote
Step 1: Register
Check your voter registration at voteidaho.gov or call the Bannock County Elections Office at 208-236-7333.
Not registered?
Register online at voteidaho.gov until Oct. 13.
OR register at your designated polling place on Election Day. Bring a photo ID card and a piece of mail with your name and physical address.
Step 2: View sample ballot
Be prepared when you cast your vote by discovering what will be on the ballot for the upcoming election.
Sample ballots for the November 2023 election are available below:
To find out which sample ballot is correct for where you live, use our interactive map. To use the map, zoom into your neighborhood and click on the area of your home. A white box will appear with your residence’s voting districts. If you have any further questions or need help with the map, please call our office at 208-236-7333.
- City of Chubbuck with SD25 Bond Question
- City of Chubbuck with SD25 Bond Question & SD25 Board Zone 3
- Downey Fire District
- City of Inkom
- City of Lava Hot Springs with SD21 Board Zone 4
- City of Pocatello with SD25 Bond Question
- City of Pocatello with SD25 Bond Question & SD25 Board Zone 3
- City of Pocatello with SD25 Bond Question & SD25 Board Zone 4
- School District 21 Board Zone 4
- School District 25 Bond Question
- School District 25 Bond Question with Board Zone 3
- School District 25 Bond Question with Board Zone 4
Step 4: Make a voting plan
Option 1: Vote on Election Day – Nov. 7
Determine whether you will be able to vote on Election Day (Tuesday, Nov. 7) between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Then, find where your polling place is located HERE.
*Note: Voters cannot cast ballots in the Elections Office on Election Day. Voters must cast ballots at their assigned polling place.
Option 2: Vote Early
October 16-November 3 from 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m
Elections Office, 141 N 6th Avenue, Pocatello, Idaho. – Map it
Option 3: Vote Absentee
Voters who are unable or unwilling to vote in person have the option to vote by mail. To vote by mail, you must request an absentee ballot. Idaho does not issue absentee ballots unless requested.
Request an absentee ballot on idahovotes.gov by Friday, Oct. 27, at 5:00 p.m.
*Note: If you requested an absentee ballot for any previous elections and DID NOT check the box for an August ballot, you will need to make another request.
Track the status of your absentee ballot here.
Return your completed absentee ballot to the Bannock County Elections Office no later than 8 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 7.
Step 5: Vote!
Your vote matters!
Physical Address
Contact
Call: 208-236-7333
Fax: 208-236-7424
Email the Elections Office
Mailing Address
For registrations and absentee requests:
Bannock County Elections Office
PO Box 4489
Pocatello, Idaho 83205
Helpful Information
Prior Election Results
2023 Elections & Results
May 2023 – Portneuf Library District Board of Trustees View Official Results
May 2023 – Portneuf Library District Board of Trustees write-in results
March 2023 – SD25 Levy Results Summary
March 2023 – SD25 Levy Results by Precinct
2022 Elections & Results
2022 General Election Results Summary
2022 Primary Election Results at Idaho Secretary of State Website
2022 Primary Election Results Summary
2022 Primary Election Results by Precinct
May 2022 Democratic Precinct Committee People
May 2022 Libertarian Precinct Committee People
May 2022 Republican Precinct Committee People
2021 Elections & Results
2021 General Election Results Summary
2021 General Election Results by Precinct
2021 General Election Results at Idaho Secretary of State Website
2021 Special Taxing District Election Summary
2021 Special Taxing District Election by Precinct
2021 SD25 Recall and Levy Summary Results
2021 SD25 By Precinct Results
2021 Pocatello City Mayoral Runoff Summary Report
2021 Pocatello City Mayoral Runoff by Precinct
2020 Elections & Results
2020 Presidential General Election Summary Results on State Website
2020 Presidential General Election Summary Results
2020 Presidential General Election Results by Precinct
2020 State and Local Primary Summary Report
2020 State and Local Primary by Precinct
2020 Presidential Primary Summary Report
2020 Presidential Primary by Precinct
2019 Elections & Results
2019 November Summary Report
2019 November by Precinct
May 2019 By Precinct Results
May 2019 Summary Results
2018 Elections & Results
Nov 2018 General Summary Results
Nov 2018 General Precinct Results
SD21 2018 by Precinct Results (PDF)
Joint School District 21 Plant Facilities Reserve Fund Levy Results Summary
May 2018 Primary Summary Results
May 2018 Precinct Results
May 2018 Write-in Results
2017 Elections & Results
November 2017 Election Results by Precinct (PDF)
November 2017 Election Results Summary (PDF)
May 16, 2017 Bannock County Special District Election results (PDF)
March 2017 SD25 Levy Summary Results (PDF)
March 2017 SD25 Results by Precinct (PDF)
2016 Elections & Results
Precincts 1-16 By Precinct Results May 2016
Precincts 17-32 By Precinct Results May 2016
Precincts 34 – 54 Precinct Results May 2016
Precincts 55 – 68 Precinct Results May 2016
2016 March Constitution and Republican Party Presidential Primary Election Results – Precincts 1-39
2016 March Constitution and Republican Party Presidential Primary Election Results – Precincts 40-68
2015 Elections & Results
Bannock County Voter Maps
Voter Precincts — Whole County
Voter Precincts — Mid County
Voter Precincts — Pocatello/Chubbuck
Bannock County Commissioner Districts
Election Security
Election Misinformation Reporting
If you spot inaccurate information (often called misinformation) about your election jurisdiction on social media, you can submit it to the Idaho Secretary of State for review. Click here to report election misinformation.
Election Security
Bannock County partners with Election Systems and Software (ES&S) for our digital tabulators (ballot counting machines) and our ADA compliant voting machines. ES&S is one of only two voting systems certified by the Idaho Secretary of State’s Office.
Certified Voting Systems Report from ISOS
May 2022 – Re-Certification of Ballot Tabulation Machine
ES&S “Security Management Practices” Fact Sheet
ES&S “7 Major Steps to Securing Elections”
ES&S “Product Testing” Fact Sheet
ES&S “Supply Chain Assurance” Info
In the news:
Secretary of State Releases Final Day Details of Idaho 2022 Primary Audit – Press Release from Secretary of State’s Office
ADA Voting Machines
Bannock County uses the ES&S ExpressVote machines, which are ADA compliant for voters with visual and phsyical impairments. The video below explains how to use the machines.
ExpressVote machine security fact sheet
Helpful Information and Links
Bannock County Elections Office
141 North 6th Avenue
Pocatello, Idaho 83201
Open Mon – Fri, 9 am to 4:30 pm.
Call: 208-236-7333
Fax: 208-236-7424
Email the Elections Office
Mailing Address to mail registrations and absentee requests:
Bannock County Elections Office
PO Box 4489
Pocatello, Idaho 83205

Idaho Votes
Visit idahovotes.gov to:
- Register to Vote Online
- Find out if you’re registered
- Request a ballot by mail
- Track the progress of your mailed ballot
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