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Goals and Objectives
Prescott Valley Citizens Alliance (PVCA) seeks to support local Candidates who will advance our mission and objectives. PVCA plays a central role in tracking campaigns, providing information about where candidates stand on local issues and getting out the vote.
2026 Election Information
In 2026, the Mayor and two Councilmembers will be elected to four-year terms ending 2030, and one Councilmember will be elected to complete the remaining two years of the term vacated by Bill Williams, ending in 2028.
INTERESTED IN RUNNING FOR OFFICE?
Candidate Packets will be available to the public Monday, October 13, 2025. CLICK HERE to schedule an appointment with the Town Clerk to receive candidate information and to obtain the Candidate Handbook.
NOMINATION PETITIONS
Prior to collecting petitions, candidates must file a Statement of Interest. Candidates need to file no less than 444 and no more than 887 signature petitions for the August 4, 2026 Election. Signatures are due between March 7, 2026 and April 6, 2026 by 5pm in the office of the Town Clerk.
CLICK HERE for Candidate forms and checklists.
PRIMARY ELECTION DATE: August 4, 2026
July 6, 2026: Last day to register to vote
July 8, 2026: Early voting begins / Early ballots mailed
GENERAL ELECTION DATE: November 3, 2026
If no candidate for an office receives a majority of the votes cast for that office in the Primary election, a runoff election is held in November
A Proposition on the annexation of 650 acres for a high density master-planned community (Lakeshore 650) will be on the November ballot
October 5, 2026: Last day to register to vote
October 7, 2026: Early voting begins / Early ballots mailed
Resources
Prescott Valley Town Government
PUBLICATIONS (Issued by the AZ League of Cities and Towns)
Volunteer Opportunities
Write Letters to the Editor in support of endorsed Candidates
Hold a canvassing event or host a Candidate Open House
Knock on doors to get out the vote for endorsed candidates
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