There are some important races in this primary – Remember to mail or deliver your ballot!  In particular, the County Commissioner race for District 1 will essentially be decided in this primary because there is no Republican running.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  June 1, 2012  Contact: Brad Turner, 303-413-7766

Boulder County to begin mailing ballots for upcoming election

Boulder County, Colo. – The Boulder County Clerk & Recorder’s Office on Monday will begin sending mail ballots to voters as part of the 2012 primary election.

This election will be conducted entirely by mail ballot. The Elections Division will send ballots next week to eligible voters who are members of the Republican, Democratic and American Constitution parties. The number of recipients is 108,807 as of today.

The mailed ballot packets include a detailed listing of ballot drop-off points and service centers that will open between now and Primary Election Day on Tuesday, June 26.

Unaffiliated voters may affiliate with a major party and vote in a primary up to and including June 26.

Boulder County voters can visit www.BoulderCountyVotes.org to check their registration, view ballot content, request a replacement ballot if their ballot is lost or damaged, or find more information about the election.

Voters can also call 303-413-7740 or send an email to vote@nullbouldercountyvotes.org for more information.

-BoulderCountyVotes.org-

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