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Well done!

 

 Election Day was a success.  Thank you for voting and congratulations to everyone that helped protect the vote this year. Although there were problems related to provisional ballot confusion and voter registration, Election Day ran relatively well. Now comes the important work as our Counties continue the count of mail in and provisional ballots.

We would like to thank the hundreds of Just Vote Colorado volunteers. With your help we were able to assist voters throughout the day and gather information about how voting went in Colorado. Our volunteers helped to guide voters to the right polling places, inform voters about acceptable forms of ID’s and listen to voters report problems throughout the day.
 

 

Read more in The Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post 

 

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About Just Vote Colorado

 

Just Vote Colorado (JVC), formerly Fair Vote Colorado, is not affiliated with or promoting any issue or candidate.  JVC works to ensure that every eligible voter who wants to vote can and that every vote is counted accurately. JVC is not affiliated with or promoting any candidate or issue.

 

 

 

Key Dates

 

Monday, October 6: Last day to register to vote for the general election.
October 20-October 31: Early voting. Locations and times vary—check your county.
Tuesday, October 28: Last day to apply for a mail ballot if mailed.
Friday, October 31: Last day to apply for a mail ballot at County Clerk’s Office in person.
Tuesday November 4: GENERAL ELECTION! Polls are open from 7am to 7pm. If you’re in line at 7pm, you have the right to vote.

All mail ballots MUST BE RECEIVED by 7pm on Election Day.
If you have not mailed your ballot by October 31, bring it to the county's approved drop-off locations.

 

Blog 

  • Spanish speakers in Weld County
  • Spanish speakers are walking away from the polls in Weld County. Although there are translators at some vote centers, many do not have resources available for Spanish speakers.

  • more...

 

Click here to see all blog posts.

 

 

We want to hear about your experience casting your ballot. Did you have any problems at the polls? If you signed up to vote by mail, did your ballot arrive on time and were the instructions clear? Let us know—we want to hear about it!

 

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