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YOUR VOTE.
YOUR COMMUNITY.
The S.A.V.E. Foundation Nonpartisan Get Out the Vote Campaign helps Colorado voters find trusted election information, check registration, make a voting plan, and participate in the November 3, 2026 General Election.
Nonpartisan Voter Guide
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Check Registration
Check or update your registration early. Colorado voters who register at least 8 days before Election Day can receive a ballot by mail. Eligible voters may also register and vote in person through Election Day at a Voter Service and Polling Center. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov for current rules, deadlines, and your voter record.
Check My RegistrationMake a Voting Plan
Decide how you'll vote — mail ballot, early in-person, or Election Day. Know your deadlines, your vote center, and your ID options.
Plan My VoteVote Early or on Election Day
Drop your mail ballot at an official drop box, vote early at a vote center, or vote in person on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Colorado polls are open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Election Day. All ballots must be received by the county clerk by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day to be counted, except as otherwise provided for military and overseas voters.
Find My Vote CenterAll 64 Colorado Counties
FIND YOUR COUNTY.
FIND YOUR VOTING OPTIONS.
Select your county to go directly to your official county elections or clerk office.
Official Colorado Resources
VOTER TOOLS
Early Voting
Colorado allows early in-person voting at designated Voter Service and Polling Centers before Election Day.
Find Vote Centers →Mail Ballot
Every active registered Colorado voter is automatically mailed a ballot before each election.
Mail Ballot Info →Election Day
GENERAL ELECTION — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2026. Colorado polls are open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Election Day. All ballots must be received by the county clerk by 7:00 p.m. to be counted, except as otherwise provided for military and overseas voters.
Election Day Info →Accessible Voting
Colorado offers accessible voting options including audio ballots, accessible vote centers, and assistance for voters with disabilities.
Accessibility Options →Acceptable ID
Colorado accepts several forms of identification for in-person voting, and some first-time mail voters may be required to provide identification. Review the current official Colorado identification requirements at GoVoteColorado.gov before voting.
VIEW OFFICIAL COLORADO ID REQUIREMENTS →Track My Ballot
Use BallotTrax to track your mail ballot from the moment it's mailed to you through when it's counted.
Track via BallotTrax →Community Challenge
MAKE YOUR PLAN.
HELP FIVE PEOPLE MAKE THEIRS.
After you make your own voting plan, encourage five family members, friends, neighbors, classmates, or coworkers to check their registration and make a plan. Do not tell anyone who to vote for. Help them participate.
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S.A.V.E. 2026 COLORADO VOTER CHECKLIST
A free one-page nonpartisan voter checklist to guide you through every step of the 2026 General Election.
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Nonpartisan Statement
S.A.V.E. Foundation does not tell people who to vote for. We provide nonpartisan civic information and direct voters to trusted official election resources. We do not endorse or oppose candidates or political parties through this voter-resource campaign.
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Official election information: GoVoteColorado.gov