YOUR VOTE IS YOUR VOICE!
Ballots are mailed June 8th — Election Day is June 30th.
Voting in Colorado is easy, and your vote in this primary matters. Whether you're a Democrat or Unaffiliated voter, you can vote in the Democratic Primary and help elect Senadora Julie Gonzales to the U.S. Senate.
HOW VOTING WORKS
June 8 — Ballots Mailed
All eligible Colorado voters receive their ballot in the mail. Keep an eye on your mailbox!
June 22 — Last Day to Mail Your Ballot Back After June 22nd, don't put it in the mail. Instead, drop it off at an official ballot drop box or a Voter Service & Polling Center (VSPC) near you.
June 30 — Election Day
Polls close at 7pm. Drop boxes and Voter Service & Polling Centers are open. If you're in line by 7pm, you can still vote.
VOTING RESOURCES
How can you register to vote in Colorado? It’s easy! Visit GoVoteColorado.com to:
✓ Check or update your voter registration
✓ Track the status of your mail ballot
✓ Find a drop box or Voter Service & Polling Center near you
✓ Vote in person at a location that works for you
✓ Contact your county clerk with questions
NEED A BALLOT IN SPANISH OR ANOTHER LANGUAGE?
The following counties are required by law to provide ballots in Spanish. If you live in one of these counties and need a ballot in Spanish or any other language, contact your county clerk directly.
Counties providing Spanish-language ballots:
Adams · Alamosa · Arapahoe · Bent · Boulder · Conejos · Costilla · Denver · Eagle · El Paso · Fremont · Garfield · Jefferson · Lincoln · Montrose · Morgan · Prowers · Rio Grande · Saguache · Weld
The language assistance hotline is available to voters for the 2026 Primary Election beginning June 22, 2026, through Election Day, June 30, 2026. Hotline hours:
Secretary of State and County Clerk business hours Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM.
Monday before election day and Election Day 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM.
Voter Service and Polling Center hours of operation. Find a polling location.
You have three options, see below. Please have your ballot with you when you reach out for assistance:
Call the Secretary of State’s office at 1-303-860-6970 for assistance.
Visit a Voter Service and Polling Center (VSPC) in-person during business hours and election staff will assist you. Find a polling location by visiting GoVoteColorado.com.
Call your county election division.
READY TO MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD?
Julie is running to fight for working families, affordable housing, and a Colorado where everyone can thrive. A vote in the Democratic Primary is a vote to send a proven champion to Washington!