Please check back here often. Additional ballot info will be updated as it becomes available.
ELECTION DAY is Tuesday, November 5, 2024.
The Boulder County Clerk will start mailing ballots to voters on October 11.
In the meantime, check to make sure your voter registration address and affiliation is current,
by going to govotecolorado.gov (click "Find My Registration")
In order to receive a ballot by mail, your registration needs to be received, and your address current,
at least 8 days before the election. But you can also walk into any Vote Center, register to vote, update your registration, vote, up to and on Election Day, November 5, by 7pm.
If you haven't already, sign up for Ballot Trax, here.
Be sure to vote your entire ballot! Leaving even one part of your ballot blank allows others to choose for you — so we hope you find this voter guide helpful!
Ballot drop boxes will also be open October 11.
Colorado has same day registration, meaning, you can register to vote, and vote, up to and including
Election Day, Tuesday, November 5, by 7pm.
In-person Vote Centers open on October 21.
(If voting in-person, you must be in line before 7 p.m. on Election Day.)
The Boulder County Clerk recommends the last day to mail your ballot is Monday, October 28. After Oct 28, please use a 24-hour drop box, or walk your ballot into any Vote Center, during days and hours open. All ballots due to the Clerk by Tuesday, Nov. 5, by 7pm. Postmarks do not count.
All ballot drop box and Vote Center locations, and hours of operation are listed on the sheet that comes with your ballot (hang onto it and share it with others who have not yet voted), or go to bouldercountyvotes.org for all ballot information.
Lost your ballot? No problem! Call the Ballot-To-Go Hotline at 720.440.7886
for a replacement ballot.
ONE BALLOT PER ENVELOPE. SIGN THE ENVELOPE!
Your signature must match the one on file with the Clerk.
(First time voters without an ID on file must send a copy of a current ID with the ballot.)
Postage: You will need one first class stamp if your ballot is one page long. If your ballot has two pages, you will need two first class stamps.
All ballots due to the Clerk by Tuesday, Nov. 5, by 7pm. Postmarks do not count.
— PRESIDENT / VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES —
Kamala Harris / Tim Walz
(website)
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— US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 2 —
Joe Neguse
(website)
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— STATE BOARD of EDUCATION, CD2 —
Kathy Gebhardt
(website)
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— REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, AT LARGE —
Elliott Hood
(website)
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— STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 17 —
Sonya Jaquez Lewis
(website)
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— STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 18 —
Judy Amabile
(website)
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— STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 10 —
Junie Joseph
(website)
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— STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 11 —
Karen McCormick
(website)
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— STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 12 —
Kyle Brown
(website)
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— STATE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 19 —
Jillaire McMillan
(website)
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— STATE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 49 —
Lesley Smith
(website)
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— BOULDER COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY —
Michael Dougherty
(website)
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— BOULDER COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 1 —
Claire Levy
(website)
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— BOULDER COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 2 —
Marta Loachamin
(website)
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— BOULDER COUNTY CORONER —
Jeff Martin
(website)
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— RTD BOARD DIRECTOR, DISTRICT I —
Karen Benker
(website)
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— JUDICIAL RETENTION QUESTIONS —
Boulder County is the 20th Judicial District. For 2024, on the state level, you will have judge retention questions for three Colorado Supreme Court Judges, five Colorado Court of Appeals Judges, four 20th Judicial District Court Judges, and one Boulder County Court Judge (vote "yes" or "no" for retention for each). Please go to the newly updated judicialperformance.colorado.gov > click "find a judge" then click "Boulder County" to find information about all the judges on your ballot.
The statewide ballot recommendations from the BCDP will be posted here when they become available.
The Boulder County ballot recommendations from the BCDP will be posted here when they become available.
VOTE YOUR WHOLE BALLOT AND BE SURE TO SIGN & DATE THE ENVELOPE!
— MORE VOTING INFO —
Not registered? No problem! You’ll need to be 18 on or before Nov. 5. You’ll need ID. There are deadlines for online registration and for current address change in order to be mailed a ballot.
But you can walk in, register, and VOTE up to and on Nov. 5, 2024 by 7pm!
Lost your ballot?: Call Ballot-to-Go Hotline for a replacement ballot at 720.440.7886
Only one ballot per envelope! Sign & date envelope!
Questions about your voter registration, go here first: govotecolorado.gov
Questions about ALL voting logistics — types of ID, additional ballot drop locations, and more:
BoulderCountyVotes.gov or call 303.413.7740
This website will be updated throughout the election season. Remember to bookmark, then come back to this page: bocovoter.org)
Paid for by the Boulder County Democratic Party. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. Carol Teal, Registered Agent.