Last Day to Mail Your Ballot:

Monday, Oct. 27

The last day to mail your ballot and ensure it arrives on time is Oct. 27. After this date, mailing your ballot may risk it not being received in time to be counted. After Oct. 27, please use one of our secure 24-hour drop boxes or visit a Voter Service and Polling Center to ensure your vote is counted in the upcoming election. 

Vote Early, Denver!

Skip the line on Election Day and vote early! Don’t wait to make your voice heard in the 2025 Coordinated Election. You can vote by mail, drop your ballot at any of our 24-hour ballot drop boxes across the city, or vote in person at any of our open Voter Services and Polling Centers (VSPCs). 

Learn more at denvervotes.org.  

What is a Coordinated Election?

Let’s vote, Denver! Every election shapes our city, our schools, and our future. Coordinated elections may not have a president on the ballot, but they decide crucial local issues like school boards and community funding.  

Click the link below to learn more about the 2025 Coordinated Election, register to vote, check key dates, find voting sites near you, and more. 

Ballot Issue Notice (TABOR) &

Ballot Information Booklet (BIB) Available Online

The Ballot Issue Notice and the Ballot Information Booklet for the 2025 Coordinated Election are now available! Watch your mail for the Ballot Issue Notice, which covers local measures with tax implications.

The Ballot Information Booklet, which covers all other local measures, is available online only at DenverVotes.org—read both to be informed before you vote.   

Candidate Deborah Sims Fard Withdraws from Denver Public Schools Board Race

Heads up: Denver At-Large School District Candidate Deborah Sims Fard has withdrawn and is no longer a candidate for DPS board.  



Reminder that any votes cast for Candidate Deborah Sims Fard will not be counted or reported. 

Logic & Accuracy Test

Our office conducted a successful Logic and Accuracy Test (LAT) on October 10 for the upcoming Coordinated Election.

Click the link below to watch a video in which our operations manager explains how we test our equipment to ensure it is secure and accurate ahead of Election Day. 

Voter Service & Polling Centers (VSPCs) Opening

Our primary Voter Service and Polling Center (VSPC) at the Wellington Webb Building, along with our Phase 1 VSPCs, are now open! 

Come visit us — you can register to vote (even on Election Day), vote in person, get a replacement ballot, access interpreter services, and pick up an “I Voted” sticker. Please remember to bring an acceptable form of ID when voting in person. 



Phase 2 of our VSPC openings begins on November 3 — more locations will be available for in-person voting and voter services starting then. 

Mobile Voting Coach

Our Voter Coach Mobile Voting Unit is meeting Denver voters halfway this Coordinated Election, starting Oct. 27!  

Click below for a full list of locations and hours leading up to and on Election Day!