No Party,
No Problem
Unaffiliated voters decide Colorado elections
Your Ballot is Your Winning Ticket
Don’t throw away your chance to choose
Unaffiliated voters are Colorado’s largest voting group. Only 15% vote in the primary.
Use your power this June.
Think you can’t vote in the primary? Think again.
We Say
They Say
“I am registered unaffiliated, so I can’t vote in the primary.”
If you are registered as an unaffiliated voter, you get to choose which primary to vote in. All active unaffiliated voters are automatically mailed ballots for both major parties. Unaffiliated voters may vote and return only one ballot. If a voter marks and returns more than one ballot, none of their votes will be counted.
“I can only vote on Election Day and the lines will be long.”
Your ballot is already in your house! Ballots begin mailing on June 8th.
“Voting in the Republican or Democratic primary means I have to vote Republican or Democrat in the future.”
Absolutely not! You remain unaffiliated.
“Primaries are only for the most engaged voters.”
Primary Elections are for all eligible, registered voters.
“I’m not informed enough.”
You do not need to know everything to show up to vote. Participation gives you a voice in the outcome.
“My mail ballot won’t be counted”
Every valid mail ballot is counted. Be sure to sign the envelope when you return your mail ballot. Your county clerk must receive your ballot no later than 7:00 PM on Election Day. If you are not sure if your ballot will arrive in time, drop it off in person. Contact your county clerk and recorder for drop-off and drop-box locations.
“Mail ballots lead to scams.”
Drop-box locations are open and are under video surveillance 24/7. A bi-partisan team of election judges will regularly retrieve ballots from the drop-box locations to be sent to the central counting location in the county for processing.
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE
Colorado does not have a registration deadline. Eligible new voters can register and vote up to and including Election Day.
EARLY VOTING
June 22-29
ELECTION DAY
June 30
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Early Voting (June 22-29): You can go to any polling place in your community.
Voting Day (June 30): You must go to your assigned polling place. -
Any Photo ID: CO driver license, US passport, or US military ID.
Any one works even if expired. -
REGISTER TO VOTE - online until June 22
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Mail ballots must be received by the county clerk and recorder no later than 7:00 PM on Election Day. Voters are encouraged to drop off ballots at designated drop off locations, drop-box locations, or mail their ballots in time to be received by the county clerk before the polls close. Postmarks do not count; ballots must be in the hands of the county clerk by 7:00 PM on Election Day in order to be counted.
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