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Millard County Election Canvass: 55.9% Turnout in June 23 Primary

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Millard County's standardized canvass report for the June 23, 2026 primary shows 55.9% turnout, with 3,077 of 5,503 active voters casting ballots. Of 67 curable ballots challenged, 34 were never cured, and 51 non-provisional ballots were rejected without a legal cure — 49 of them for arriving after the receive-by deadline.

55.9% Voter turnout

5,503 Active voters (use only the number given to counties the Friday before the election)

3,077 Total ballots counted

2,995 Mail ballots counted

23 In-person early voting period ballots counted

48 In-person election day ballots counted

0 Disability ballots counted returned electronically

1 UOCAVA ballots counted returned electronically

10 Provisional ballots counted

0 Emergency ballots counted

3,077 Vote histories given

Yes Does total ballots counted match the number of voters given vote history in VISTA?

NA If no, what is the difference? (surplus vote histories)

If no, provide an explanation below.

13 Provisional ballots issued

10 Provisional ballots counted

3 Total provisional ballots not counted

Already voted

Insufficient ID

3 Residency

Incomplete form

Other

76.9% Percentage of provisionals that were counted

3 Number of provisional ballots that were same-day registration

67 Total challenged curable ballots (number of voters sent a cure notice)

34 Total rejected ballots that were curable but not cured

22 Envelopes with a signature that does not match the voter's signature

16 Unsigned envelopes

29 Ballots challenged for other curable reasons

50.7% Percentage of curable ballots not cured

0 Number of ballots where the voter submitted a disability affidavit

51 Total rejected non-provisional ballots that could not legally be cured

49 Returned after the received-by deadline

2 Rejected for other non-curable reasons

4.0% Percentage of ballots returned as undeliverable

Marki Rowley

Section 6: County Clerk Certification

**Millard County** - **June 23, 2026**

Standardized Canvass Statistics Report

Section 1: Active Voters and Turnout

Section 2: Counted Ballot Statistics

Section 3: Vote History Reconciliation

Section 4: Provisional Ballot Statistics

Section 5: By Mail Ballot Statistics

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