Boulder County 2021 Election: Deadlines, Voter Registration

BOULDER COUNTY, CO — The Nov. 2 election is fast approaching, and ballots are set to be mailed to Boulder County voters beginning Friday.

Other important dates and deadlines include:

• Oct. 5: The Boulder County Elections Division is set to conduct a logic and accuracy test of ballots and voting equipment. The test will continue through Thursday if needed, officials said.
• Oct. 25: Vote Centers will begin opening, and the Ballot-to-Go service starts. This is also the last recommended day to return your ballot by mail, and the last day to be mailed a ballot.
• Nov. 2: Election Day! Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. Colorado doesn't have a registration deadline, so voters can both register and vote Nov. 2. If you are voting in person, you must be in the line before 7 p.m., officials said.

Voter Registration

If you’ve changed your name or moved since the last time you received a mail ballot, you need to update your voter registration as soon as possible, and no later than Oct. 25 to receive a mail ballot for this election.

Coloradans who will turn 18 on or before Nov. 2 can pre-register to vote in the election here. They will need a valid driver’s license or Colorado State ID number to register online.

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Ballot Tracking Registration

Boulder County voters who want to track their ballots can sign up ahead of time here to receive alerts by phone, email or text message.

You can also log in to Boulder County Votes Ballot Track at any time to change your preferences, turn off notifications or check the status of your ballot.

>> More information about the Nov. 2 election in Boulder County can be found here.