Utility Menu Pay Jobs Contact A-Z Translate News Text Size Search EXPLORE RESIDENTS BUSINESS GOVERNMENT Blockchain Technology Pilot Using Mobile Voting Home Government Elections and Voting Blockchain Technology Pilot Using Mobile Voting In August 2021, Chandler City Council approved the professional services agreement with Voatz, Inc., to conduct a blockchain technology pilot using mobile voting Chandler will be the first city in Arizona to pilot blockchain technology that allows residents to participate in a municipal election using a mobile device. Starting Tuesday, Nov. 9 at noon, Chandler residents 13 years and older are invited to participate in a mock special bond election to experience how mobile voting using blockchain technology could be done in the future. Chandler residents will have until Nov. 30 to cast their mobile vote. Download the Voatz app to cast your votes in the 2021 Mock Election. Get Started Participants ages 13-17 Interested Chandler participants ages 13-17 will need to complete an online registration with their name, address and birth year. This is required as they are not registered to vote in the State of Arizona. By completing the registration they will be given access to the Chandler ballot on the Voatz app (photo ID is required). In-person Voting Residents also have the option to cast their mobile vote in person at Chandler City Hall. Staff from the City Clerk’s Office will be available to assist residents during the voting period from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Chandler residents may use their own devices or the tablets available inside the City Clerk’s Office. Onboarding & Identity Verification Voting and Ballot Receipt Incorporación y Verificación de Identidad Recibo de Votación y Boleta Official Website of Chandler, Arizona 480-782-2000 Contact Accessibility Scroll to top © 2021 City of Chandler, Arizona. All Rights Reserved. SitemapPrivacy Policy