Preliminary unofficial results for the 2025 CBJ Regular Municipal Election are now posted on the CBJ Elections webpage at https://juneau.org/clerk/elections. Results include all ballots received and verified through Monday, October 6. Based on the trends of previous elections, the preliminary unofficial results now posted are expected to represent approximately 50-60% of the final and total ballot count.

October 7, 2025 was Election Day for this year’s by-mail Municipal Election. Ballots were mailed to voters on September 19 and began returning on September 22.  To be counted in the election, all ballots were required to be returned by 8:00 p.m. or postmarked on Election Day.

Ballots cast on Election Day at Vote Centers, placed in Ballot Drop Boxes, or mailed and postmarked by Election Day are still being processed. A second set of unofficial results will be posted on Friday, October 10, with additional updates to follow as needed until certification.

As part of the review process, cure letters are being sent to voters to ensure any missing information or signature remedies are addressed so those ballots can be approved for counting. Voters are encouraged to watch their mail and respond as soon as they receive a cure letter to make sure their ballot can be counted.

The Canvass Review Board will meet October 20–21 to review and certify the election. Final official results will be posted once certification is complete on October 21. Certification may be delayed by up to three days on a case-by-case basis as may be required.
Questions? Contact the Ballot Processing Center at 907-586-5278 (option 4). The Clerk’s/Elections Office will open at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, October 8.

For full election information, visit https://juneau.org/clerk/elections.

Out of town this fall? Here’s how to vote in the CBJ Municipal Election

The 2025 Municipal Election is coming up! Between September 19 and October 7, Juneau voters will make selections for the Juneau Assembly and Board of Education and weigh in on several ballot propositions. There are more ways than ever to cast your ballot but now is the time to make your voting plan, especially if you will be out of town this fall.

The Basics:

CBJ regular municipal elections are conducted by-mail, meaning that all registered Juneau voters automatically receive a ballot in the mail.

Voters can return their ballots through several methods:

• Return ballot by postal mail,
• Drop ballot a ballot drop box,
• Vote in person at a Vote Center.

Ballots will be mailed out on September 19 and must be postmarked or returned no later than 8pm on Tuesday, October 7.

How to Vote if You Are out of Town September 19 – October 7:

Those that will be out of town during the election period can still cast their vote in this year’s election. Choose one of the following options:

Receive your ballot at another address. Fill out a temporary address application to receive your ballot at a different mailing location.

• Return the form by Friday, September 19, for your temporary address to be included in the initial ballot mail-out. Applications after this date will be processed as they are received. The final deadline to submit a temporary address application is Tuesday September 30.

Please keep in mind that ballots must be postmarked no later than October 7 and received by October 21 to be eligible for counting. If you have any doubts about this timing, consider an e-ballot.

Vote by e-ballot/fax. Fill out the e-ballot/fax application to receive a ballot by email or fax.

• The final deadline to submit an e-ballot application is 5 p.m. Alaska Time, October 6.
• E-ballots will be sent out during the week of September 23.
• Ballots returned by email or fax must arrive by 8 p.m. Alaska Time on October 7. Ballots returned by postal mail must be postmarked by October 7 and received by October 21.

For more information about the October 7, 2025 CBJ Municipal Election—including drop box locations and Vote Center services—visit the CBJ Municipal Elections homepage at juneau.org/clerk/elections.