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Important Dates

Yavapai County Primary Ballot Mailing Begins

June 24, 2026

Yavapai County Primary

JULY 21, 2026

General Elections Ballot Mailing Begins

October 7, 2026

General Elections

NOVEMBER 3, 2026

Self Financed Campaign Notice

This campaign is 100% self-financed by Robert 'Curly' Flanagan. To maintain complete independence and focus solely on the residents of Seligman and Ash Fork, we do not solicit or accept donations from individuals, PACs, or organizations. Your vote is the only support we need!

Can I Vote ?

  • Are a citizen of the United States
  • Are a resident of the Seligman Precinct
  • Are a registered republican
  • Will be eighteen years of age or more on or before the date of the regular general election next following his registration
  • Will have been a resident of the state twenty-nine days next preceding the election
  • Are able to write their name or make their mark, unless prevented from so doing by physical disability
  • Has not been convicted of treason or a felony, unless restored to civil rights
  • Has not been adjudicated an incapacitated person

Where Can I Vote?

Vote by Mail & Drop Box Locations 2026 Elections Two elections are expected for 2026. Ballots will be mailed to those on the Active Early Voting List.

These ballots can be returned by mail or by using a Yavapai County Official Drop Boxes listed here.

  • Seligman Library, 54170 North Floyd Street 

Voters on the Active Early Voting List (AEVL) are automatically sent a ballot for every election for which they are qualified to vote.

Jurisdictional elections are all mail elections.

All Early Ballots must be in the possession of the County Recorder by 7:00 pm on Election Day.

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PO Box 630
Seligman
Arizona
86337

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JUNE 22, 2026

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PROUDLY ENDORSED BY

Quang Nguyen

David P. Gonzalez

Scott Mascher Sheriff (Ret.)

Justice of the Peace

What is a Justice of the Peace?

A Justice of the Peace (JP) serves as the presiding judge for a Precinct’s Justice Court, often called "The People’s Court." In Arizona, this is a grassroots judicial office responsible for handling the everyday legal matters that affect a community's residents directly. A JP oversees small claims disputes, civil lawsuits involving limited amounts, traffic violations, and Class C misdemeanors. Beyond the courtroom, they perform vital civic duties such as administering oaths, granting licenses, and performing marriage ceremonies.

The office is unique because it emphasizes common-sense justice and local accountability. Unlike higher courts that can feel distant or intimidating, the Justice Court is designed to be accessible to everyone. Because JPs are elected by their neighbors in specific precincts like Seligman and Ash Fork, they bring a deep understanding of local values to the bench. They ensure the law is applied fairly, efficiently, and with the integrity expected of a trusted community leader.

WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING

"Curly knows Northern Arizona and the challenges we face as a rural area. He’s the local leader we need to protect our community. We can trust that he'll bring common sense to the bench."

— Local Resident, Seligman AZ

WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING

"Having a lawman’s perspective on the bench means cases will be handled with the professional integrity we deserve. Curly is fair, firm, and exactly the kind of leadership our 'People’s Court' needs."

— Local Resident, Seligman AZ

WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING

"Curly doesn't just talk about Ash Fork; he’s here, he listens, and he understands the issues our town faces with growth and transit. We need a Judge who knows our streets as well as he knows the law."

— Local Resident, Ash Fork AZ