Dear Neighbors,

Ballots have been mailed and it’s time to vote!  

Remember, it is easy to vote in Denver. Mail it back using two first class postage stamps or simply place it in one of our 45 secure ballot drop boxes open across Denver, 24-hours a day (no postage necessary). 

October 9

Logic and Accuracy Test - elections equipment is publicly tested, and accuracy is verified. 

October 11

Ballots mailed out. All 24-hour ballot drop-off boxes open.

October 14

22-day residency requirement by which you must prove you live in Colorado to vote in the Election.

October 28

Last day to return your voted ballot via USPS and ensure its arrival by Election Day.

Last day to register to vote and receive a ballot by mail (though you can do so at a VSPC).

November 5

☆ Election Day ☆: Last Day to Vote. ☆ All ballots must be received, in a drop box, or be in line to vote in person at a VSPC by 7:00 p.m. Initial election results begin posting at 7:00 p.m.

Our office conducted a successful Logic and Accuracy Test (LAT) today for the upcoming General Election. During the LAT elections equipment is publicly tested and accuracy is verified. Click below to hear Jimmy, our operations manager, explain how we test our equipment to ensure its secure and accurate for the upcoming election. 

All 24-hour drop boxes are now open and voting is underway. Because Monday is a federal holiday, most ballots arrive in mailboxes starting Tuesday, October 15.  

All of Denver’s 45 secure ballot drop boxes are now open 24 hours a day, until 7p.m. on Nov 5.  

Our first Voter Service & Polling Center (VSPC) to open is at the McNichols Building in Civic Center Park and it opens Monday, October 14 at 8 a.m.-5p.m.  

Having a plan to vote can make the voting process easy and enjoyable. Plan on ensuring your registration is good to vote, knowing your early voting options, where you will cast your vote, and researching ballot content to make your best-informed decisions. Make it fun, build your plan together with your loved ones. You can pick up a D.I.Y. Voting Party in a Bag at our Denver Elections Division building (200 W. 14th Ave.) or at any of our Democracy Town Halls happening this month as well.  

This election we are highlighting a few of our election judges to show transparency into who are the real people running our elections. Surprise, it’s our neighbors! Check out our series of election judge highlights on our Denver Elections social media! Tune in for a new Denver Elections hometown hero highlight every week this month. 

Inspired by placards used during the Civil Rights/Voting Rights Act era, our new black and white ‘Let’s Vote’ yard and window signs are now available at the Denver Elections Division (200 W. 14th Ave.). Signs are available for the general public inside the front doors before security and at Denver Public Library branches across the city. Printable versions of the yard signs in English and Spanish are available below! 

Our Recording team would like to remind you about an opportunity to participate in FraudSleuth. FraudSleuth is an online search and email notification system designed to help detect possible fraudulent activity on a home or property. If you are interested in allowing this property management system to assist you with monitoring activity on your property profile, you can sign up using this QR code.

All recorded documents can be accessed via our online database! These documents can be viewed, copied electronically, and downloaded. You can also order certified copies for your own records. Click below to access the search function. 

Combating misinformation through media presence is one of our office's top priorities.

See our top highlights below or click the button to check out our latest press releases and advisories to stay up to date.

Clerk López was invited to sit down with Fox 31's Shay J to talk about why you should vote early and how to get civically involved in this historic election. Click below to watch the full interview.

Clerk López was invited to sit down with Estrella TV's Isaura Bernal to talk about the importance of the Latino and youth vote this upcoming election. He also talked about important election dates, where to vote, and where the community can pick up our new Let's Vote swag.

"We don't just throw paper through our tabulators and cross our fingers and hope for the best. We're really making sure that every vote is counted timely and most importantly accurately," said Denver Elections Division Operations Manager Jimmy Flanagan. 

Clerk López is hosting a series of democracy town halls around Denver prior to the November 5 General Election. Below are the remaining events and stop by if you’d like to attend!

West Denver Town Hall

Tuesday, October 15 at 6 p.m.

ReVision: 3837 Morrison Rd, Denver, CO 80219