Tuesday, November 2nd: Election Day

YOUR BALLOT MUST BE RECEIVED BY 7 PM ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2!

Need Help Voting or Registering to Vote?

Call our Election Protection Hotline to find answers to your questions or report problems:

Hotline: 866-687-8683 — Español: 888-839-8682

REQUIREMENTS TO VOTE IN THE 2021 Election

will be 18 years of age or older at the time of the election (i.e. if you will be age 18 or older by 11/2/21)
are a United States citizen,
have resided in Colorado 22 days immediately before the election (10/12 at the latest) at which you intend to vote, AND
are not currently serving a sentence of confinement or detention for a felony conviction.

You may register to vote at any time up to and including on Election Day. You can do so on the Colorado Secretary of State’s website or in person at a Voter Service and Polling Center. If you want to receive a ballot by mail, you must register no later than October 25.

UPDATE YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION

HOW TO VOTE IN THE ELECTION

UPDATE YOUR REGISTRATION

If you have a Colorado driver’s license or ID, you can easily update your voter registration on the Secretary of State’s website. If you do not have a Colorado driver’s license or ID, you can update your voter registration by completing this form and returning it to your county clerk and recorder via mail, fax, or email. If you cannot locate your voter record online, please contact your county clerk and recorder’s office. A list of all county clerk and recorder’s offices can be found here.

To receive a ballot by mail, your address must be current. Check your voter registration and update your address no later than October 25 in order to receive a ballot in the mail. After October 25, you may go to any Voter Service & Polling Center (VSPC) and obtain a ballot or cast a ballot in-person.

At least one VSPC will be open in your county for the primary election starting on October 25th and ending at 7PM on November 2nd. Find your closest Voter Service and Polling Center for the election on our homepage.

VOTE IN PERSON

Every Coloradan has the option to vote in person rather than returning their mail ballot. You may vote in person at any Voter Service and Polling Center (VSPC) in your county. Find the closest VSPC to you by using the map below.

VOTE YOUR MAIL BALLOT

You can complete your mail ballot and either return it by mail or deposit it at a drop box or Voter Service & Polling Center (VSPC). Find the closest drop box or VSPC to you by using the map below.

If you return your ballot via mail, make sure to affix postage. All ballots must be received by 7 PM on Election Day: Tuesday, November 2. Postmarks do not count.

WHAT YOU CAN DO AT A VOTER SERVICE AND POLLING CENTER (VSPC):

Register to vote or update your registration
Vote in person
Get a replacement ballot
Drop off your mail ballot

You can register, vote, drop off your ballot, or get a replacement ballot at any Voter Service and Polling Center in the county where you live. Keep scrolling below to search for the various kinds of locations.

Map and Category explanations:

Please note that the map functions best if you enter an address and choose a single category at a time. There should be a list of results below the map as well as color-coded pins on the map after you search.

-"In-Person" means the location is a full-service VSPC and will show results in your county if you enter your address.
-"Drop-off" is a list of locations were you can walk or drive up to to drop off your ballot. Results are also filtered by county if you enter a search address.
-"Dropbox" is a list of standalone dropboxes where you can drop your ballot (Remember that you can drop your ballot off at any official dropbox in the state and your ballot will get back to your county).
-"Curbside" means that you can call ahead and have some services available at the curb, like getting a replacement ballot, or ballot, brought to your car. The "In-Person" category is where you can find curbside information.

**Reminder that all ballots must be received or dropped off by 7 pm on November 2, 2021 (Election Day) in order to be counted. It is too late to mail your ballot.

Lastly, we have done our best to verify this information such as hours and locations, but if in doubt, please check with your county clerk's or the Colorado Secretary of State's Office.