Vote early. Use a drop box.

To help election officials process ballots quickly and securely, return your ballot as early as you can. The best way to return your ballot is to use a secure ballot drop box in your county.

Key dates

June 9: Ballots are mailed. If you’re unaffiliated, only fill out one party’s primary ballot or neither ballot will count.

June 22: Early voting begins. This is also the last day to update your registration and still receive a ballot by mail.

June 30: Election Day. Voting locations are open, and all ballots must be received by clerks’ offices by 7 p.m.

If you are unaffiliated

Unaffiliated voters receive two primary ballots. Only fill out and return one ballot.

If you return more than one party’s ballot, neither ballot will count. Voting in a party’s primary doesn’t change your voter registration affiliation or mean you are joining that party.

Check your registration

Take a minute to make sure your voter registration is up to date. At GoVoteColorado.gov, you can:

• Check your registration

• Update your address

• Change your party affiliation

• View your sample ballot

• Find a ballot drop box

• Find a Voter Service and Polling Center

Need help voting?

Call the Voter Assistance Hotline at 1-833-336-8683.

You can also email questions to voting@coloradodems.org.

For ballot interpretation assistance, have your ballot with you and choose one of these options:

• Call the Colorado Secretary of State’s office at 303-860-6970

• Visit a Voter Service and Polling Center in person

• Call your county election office

Official voting information

For official voter registration, ballot and polling location information, visit GoVoteColorado.gov.