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2026 Utah Elections: Do you need a stamp to mail your ballot?

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 23, 2026 · 1 min read
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To stamp, or not to stamp? A Salt Lake Tribune reader emailed us recently to ask about postage policies on mail-in ballots after noting their ballot asked for a stamp. And it’s true — by any count, most of Utah’s counties ask voters to use a stamp to send their mail-in ballot back to election offices to be counted.

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