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If you are registered to vote in Boulder County, you should see your ballot soon if you don’t have one yet. County officials said they began sending out ballots Friday. This year’s Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5, and you must return your mail ballot or line up at the Voter Service Center before 7 p.m. that day for your vote to be counted.

Whether you’re registered to vote or not, you can find out everything you need to know at your county’s Voter Centers (formerly Voter Services and Polling Centers). Many will open on Monday, October 21, and representatives on duty at them will give you the chance to vote in person; Vote in person in Spanish; requesting a substitute ballot; drop off your ballot; and register to vote or update your registration information. To vote, you must have a current form of identification with your picture on it; people mostly use Colorado driver’s licenses.

While voters can register up until Election Day, the last day to register or change your registration and receive your ballot in the mail is eight days before the election. If you register or change your registration after this date, you will need to vote in person.

You can track your mail-in ballot by signing up for Ballot Tracking at: boulder.ballottrax.net/voter.

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HOW AND WHERE TO VOTE

Boulder County

The polls, which are open 24 hours a day, open on October 11 and will remain open until 19:00 on November 5.

Open from 21 October to 5 November

Rock:

• Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Office, 1750 33rd St.
• University of Colorado, University Memorial Center, 1669 Euclid Avenue, closest to the Euclid Avenue building’s entrance.

Open 1-5 November

• Workforce Boulder County, 1333 Iris Ave.
• Boulder Public Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave.

Open 4-5 November

• University of Colorado, Williams Village Center, 500 30th St.
• South Boulder Recreation Center, 1360 Gillaspie Drive

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Open 1-5 November

• Hampton Inn, 6333 Lookout Road

Lafayette:

Open from 21 October to 5 November

• Southeast County Community Center, 1755 S. Public Road

Open 1-5 November

• Lafayette Public Library, 775 Baseline Road

-Longmont:

Open from 21 October to 5 November

• Boulder County Clerk and Recorder/St. Vrain Community Center, 515 Coffman St. (Corner of Sixth Avenue and Coffman Street)

Open 1-5 November

• Longmont Fire Station No. 5, 617 Berry Drive
• Lashley Street Station, 1200 Lashley St.

Open 4-5 November

• IBMC College Longmont, 2315 Main St.
• Front Range Community College, 2121 Miller Drive, Class 1 Building
• Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Road

Louisville:

21 October – 5 November

• Louisville Recreation Center, 900 W. Via Appia Way

Lyon:

4-5 November

• Lyons Regional Library, 451 Fourth Ave.

Holland

4-5 November

• Nederland Community Center, 750 N. Highway 72

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4-5 November

• Superior City Hall, 124 E. Coal Creek Drive

If you’re registered to vote in Weld County, county officials say they started sending out ballots on Friday, so if you haven’t already, you should see them soon. This year, Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5, and you must return your mail ballot or line up at the Voter Services and Voting Center before 7 p.m. that day for your vote to be counted.

Resource District

24-hour voting polls:
11 October – 19:00 5 November Election Day

Southwest Source:

21 October – 5 November

• Southwest Weld County Services Complex, 4209 Weld County Road 24½ (Del Camino)

– Erie:

1-5 November

• Erie Community Center, 450 Powers St.

-Frederick:

5 November

• Carbon Valley Recreation Center, 701 Fifth St.

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Services include ballot drop-off, voter registration, in-person voting, and requesting a mail-in ballot replacement.

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