The Primary Election is coming up June 26

Deadline to request a replacement mail ballot or to register and be a mailed a ballot is Monday, June 18

Boulder County, Colo. – The Boulder County Elections Division wants to remind voters that the Primary Election is on Tuesday, June 26.  Elections in Colorado are conducted by mail ballot with Voter Service and Polling Centers also available for those who would like to use accessible voting equipment or for those who prefer to vote in person.

For voters who need a replacement mail ballot, Monday, June 18 is the last day to request a replacement mail ballot be sent to them. Additionally, for first time voters, Monday is also the deadline to register and be mailed a ballot. After Monday, replacement mail ballots can be requested in-person at a Voter Service Centers. Eligible voters may also register to vote at any time, online or in-person, but must visit a Voter Service Center after Monday to request a ballot.

If a voter is mailing a ballot, the Elections Division recommends that voters mail their ballot no later than Tuesday, June 19. Otherwise, we recommend a voter drop-off their mail ballot at any one our many 24-hour ballot drop boxes. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 26 to be counted. Postmarks do not count.

The Elections Division also wants to remind unaffiliated voters to vote and return only one party ballot, otherwise none of their votes will be counted. Additionally, please remember to avoid swapping ballot envelopes with a spouse or household member. If an affiliated voter returns an envelope that contains a ballot that they are not eligible to vote, the ballot will not be counted.

For additional information about the 2018 Primary Election, please see our website, www.BoulderCountyVotes.org.