To register to vote or to change your voter registration, go to:  www.govotecolorado.gov.

IMPORTANT ELECTION INFORMATION:

During the 2019 Colorado Legislative session, the Colorado Democrats passed the Omnibus Bill. This bill started automatic voter registration at the Department of Revenue, but there were negative consequences that affect voters with Post Office Boxes.

If you have a P.O. Box and you’ve renewed your driver’s license in the last 12 months, it will revert your voter mailing address to your mailing address on your driver’s license – NOT your Post Office Box - so you will NOT receive your ballot as it will be sent to your driver’s license address and then returned as undeliverable.

You need to check your voter registration online at Secretary of State website to change it back to the correct address so you will receive your ballot.

Please be sure and check your voter registration.  If you don't receive your ballot for any election, be sure to check your address at the Secretary of State's Office through the link above or go into the Election's Office and get a new ballot.

If you are interested in being an Election Judge for the next election cycle, please contact ECR Chairman, Tom Peterson.  

Young Voter Registration – Get Your 16 and 17 year old Registered!!  Colorado voter registration rules implemented by the Secretary of State (SOS) allow for young people aged 16 and 17 to pre-register.  All they need is a valid social security number or driver’s license.  Go to the SOS website at www.govotecolorado.com to get those young people aged 16 and 17 to pre-register.  They automatically become a registered Colorado voter upon their 18^th birthday.

To register to vote or update your voter registration, click here.