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Voter Information

Vote411.org is a "one-stop-shop" for election related information. It provides nonpartisan information to the public with both general and state-specific information, including the location of polling places. We’re especially pleased that all Colorado districts are now included.

Voter Registration

Information about eligibility, where and how to register, and a registration form that includes a change of address option can be found here.

Am I Still Registered?

You are registered if you voted in the last general election and have not moved, or if you have registered since that date. If you have moved, you are required to change your address with your County Clerk or online through the Colorado Secretary of State's website. If you did not vote in the last two general elections, you may have been declared “inactive” and may need to re-register or reactivate your voting status. Verify your voting status here.

Your Representatives

In addition to your basic registration information, the results of the voter registration search tell you your local, state and national districts. Once you know those districts you can find your:

The Denver League organizes forums for candidates for local offices, usually in partnership with Denver Channel 8 and Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation as part of the Denver Decides Consortium. The events are broadcast on Channel 8 and are also archived so they can be accessed via the Web.

Complete details of channel replay times are at www.DenverGov.org/Denver8TV.

The Denver League produces pro-con brochures about local ballot issues and the Colorado League produces pro-con information on statewide issues. Look for these on this website and at your local library later this fall.

Know A College Student?

Help them vote! BestColleges.com recently published a voting guide for students, which is useful for both first-time and out-of-state voters.