Every Question About Colorado’s 2025 November Elections Answered
How do I know if I’m registered? Check here if you’re registered and do so if you aren’t.
How do I register or update my address? Register or update your address if you need to here. It takes 2 minutes.
Is it too late to register? No, you can register here through Election Day, November 4, 2025 in Colorado.
How to Register to Vote
How do I get my ballot? If you’re registered, your ballot will be mailed to you.
How do I get a replacement ballot or send it to my new address? Request one here.
Where is my ballot? Track your ballot here.
Where can I drop off my ballot? Find the closest place to return your ballot, like a dropbox or a Voter Service Center, here.
How to Get Your Ballot and Vote
Where can I find more information about candidates on my ballot? Find your county party’s website here, they’ll have the best information.
Which ballot measures are the Colorado Democratic Party Endorsing? We’re endorsing measures LL and MM.
What’s Proposition LL? Proposition LL lets Colorado keep money already collected to continue funding Healthy School Meals for All, ensuring every public school student can receive free, healthy meals through the 2025–2026 school year.
What’s Proposition MM? Proposition MM extends free school meals beyond this year, provides funding for schools to buy fresh food from Colorado farmers and ranchers, raises pay for school nutrition staff, and protects SNAP benefits for families facing federal cuts.
What’s on Colorado’s Ballot
October 17 - Deadline for initial mail ballots to be sent to active voters.
October 27 - Last suggested day to return ballots by mail and to register to vote and have your ballot mailed to you.
October 28 - From this day on, Colorado voters should return their ballots to a voter center or drop box through Election Day, November 4, 2025.
November 4 - Voters must submit their ballot or be in line to vote by 7 p.m. for their ballot to be counted.