Denver 2021 Election: Last-Minute Voting, Registration

DENVER, CO — There's still time for Denver voters to cast their ballots for Tuesday's coordinated election.

Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Colorado doesn't have a registration deadline, so voters can both register and vote on Election Day. If you are voting in person, you must be in the line before 7 p.m., officials said.

It's too late to return your ballot by mail, but you can return it through ballot drop boxes and in-person vote centers. There are 41 ballot drop boxes across Denver, and they are secured by 24/7 video surveillance.

“Engaging in democracy and casting your ballot in every election ensures your voice is heard and prevents a small group of voters from determining the direction of our city," Mayor Michael Hancock said in a statement. "We have some very critical initiatives on the ballot. So it’s important that we all lean in and have our voices heard.”

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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.

Coloradans who will turn 18 on or before Tuesday 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.

Colorado has same-day voter registration, so even if you put it off until the last minute, you can go to a voter service and polling center with your ID, register, and cast a ballot on Election Day.

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Ballot Tracking Registration

Denver voters who want to track their ballots can sign up to receive alerts by phone, email or text message here.