2024 Colorado Fiscal Institute Ballot Guide
Colorado voters as the sole decision-makers regarding any increases in taxes, revenues, or debt through ballot measures.
Ballots begin to be mailed to voters.
Last day to submit an application to register to vote through the mail, a voter registration agency, a local driver's license examination facility, or online to receive a mail ballot for the Coordinated Election. (You can register to vote and vote in person through Election Day).
Election Day!
See our nonpartisan, objective ballot education resource, Count Me In! for reliable, plain-language information on every measure on the ballot. Count Me In is a robust civic engagement effort that partners with communities across the state to share resources on the decisions they will see on their ballots. Our focus is to spark community conversations about the power we have to influence the public investments that shape our communities.
Visit Just Vote Colorado to find answers to frequently asked questions, learn about your voting rights and more. Call the Election Protection hotline (866-OUR-VOTE) or NALEO’s Spanish-speaking voter hotline (888-VE-Y-VOTA) for additional assistance or to report issues. Help is available in 11 languages including ASL. Just Vote Colorado Election Protection is a non-partisan voter assistance project and is not affiliated with or promoting any party, candidate, or ballot issue.
You can register to vote in Colorado all the way up to and on Election Day. Register online, check or update your registration, and find a polling place at Go Vote Colorado.
More questions? Reach out to Caitlin Schneider, schneider@coloradofiscal.org, for research requests or to schedule a presentation.
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