Colorado Secretary of State's Office

Colorado high schoolers can submit their designs for a new “I Voted” digital sticker now through Friday, September 4, 2026! This is a great opportunity for students to engage in our democracy. Learn more at GoVoteColorado.gov.

HB26-1113, “Modifications to Elections,” has been signed into law! New chain of custody requirements and emergency provisions allow the state to respond in the event of emergencies; mail ballots will be sent to voters sooner, and drop boxes open sooner beginning with the 2026 General Election.

County Clerks will begin to mail ballots next week – visit GoVoteColorado.gov for trusted election information, including where you can find voter centers, drop boxes, and important deadlines for the June Primary Election.

Sign up for BallotTrax to see when your County Clerk sends, receives, and counts your ballot. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov for more information!

Whether you are an aspiring graphic designer or paint is more your speed: Colorado high schoolers are invited to submit their designs for the "I Voted" digital sticker contest! The winning design will be featured by the Secretary of State’s Office during the 2026 General Election. Learn more and submit your design at GoVoteColorado.gov.

When you have election questions, it is important to consult trusted sources! GoVoteColorado.gov and your County Clerk’s office are go-to’s for reliable election information in Colorado.

On Memorial Day, we recognize fallen service members who have given their lives for our nation. Our office will be closed today in recognition of the holiday. All online services remain available at ColoradoSOS.gov.

Despite Peters, Colorado remains a national leader in secure and accessible voting. Election officials across Colorado continue to do their jobs with professionalism and integrity, ensuring that every eligible voter can participate and every valid ballot is counted. They will keep doing so in 2026 and beyond.
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Polis’ clemency for Tina Peters emboldens the election denialism movement that threatens Colorado’s elections (Opinion) “Clemency for Peters emboldens the election denialism movement and will intensify the threat environment that election officials face in conducting our work.” — Jena Griswold and Molly Fitzpatrick

Colorado high school students: You have a chance to have your art featured during the upcoming General Election! We look forward to seeing what you will create during the “I Voted” digital sticker contest. Learn more at GoVoteColorado.gov.

Help avoid spreading election disinformation. Critically analyze content and verify information with credible sources before deciding to share it. Learn more at GoVoteColorado.gov.