Colorado’s 2022 General Election will take place on November 8. All active, registered Colorado voters are eligible to vote in the general election.
There are three ways to vote: by mail, early voting, or Election Day.
Colorado will mail a ballot to every registered voter’s designated mailing address beginning October 17. You can return your ballot via mail or at a designated drop off or drop-box location. The county clerk must receive your ballot by 7 p.m. on November 8 (Election Day) – and remember to sign the ballot envelope!
You can track your mail-in ballot’s status if you haven’t received it yet. Once you return your ballot, sign up for BallotTrax to confirm your local county clerk has received and processed it.
Only residents who register to vote by October 31 will receive a vote-by-mail ballot. If you register after October 31, you will have to cast your ballot at an early voting location or your designated precinct on Election Day.
Most early voting locations will open the week of October 24 and remain open through Election Day. You can find nearby early voting locations by visiting your county clerks and recorders’ website.
Prefer to vote on Election Day? You will need to visit your designated precinct, which can be found on your voter registration card or by visiting your Secretary of State’s website. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and voters must bring a current and valid photo ID. Any voters waiting in line at 7 p.m. will still have a chance to cast their ballots.
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