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Your source for accurate and trusted information about upcoming elections in Larimer County, Colorado. Larimer County Elections. Happy voting!

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10/22/2026

This coming Monday, October 26 is the last day we recommend returning your ballot by mail.

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After Monday, October 26, we recommend returning your ballot at a ballot box or vote center to make sure your ballot arrives in time. All ballots must be received by 7 pm on Election Day. Postmarks do not count.

Make sure to include adequate postage. For a two-card ballot in an official return envelope, you'll need one forever stamp (84¢).

Find more information and resources for the 2026 General Election at larimer.gov/election.

10/21/2026

While you're welcome to deliver a few ballots for family or friends, don’t deliver more than ten.

In the state of Colorado, it is illegal to collect more than ten ballots for delivery to any ballot box or vote center.

With less than two weeks left in the election, now is the time to vote! Find a list of ballot boxes and vote centers near you at larimer.gov/where-to-vote.

10/20/2026

Don't forget to sign the back of your return envelope!

Your signature allows us to verify your identity. If we can't verify your identity, your vote won't count. Here's how it works!

To verify your identity, we compare the signature on the return envelope with the most recent entry in your voter registration record, which typically comes from past election activity or updates with Colorado Department of Revenue.

As it's natural for signatures to change over time, Election Judges follow official state guidelines and receive extensive training in verifying signatures, looking at proportion, slant, loops, cross points, end strokes, and other local characteristics.

If a signature can't be confirmed, it's sent to a bipartisan team of Election Judges, who review the signature against the voter's entire record. If a match still can't be made, the signature is rejected and the ballot is placed unopened into secure storage. Then, we send the voter a letter asking them to 'cure' their signature.

If you receive a cure letter, make sure you respond as soon as you can. All signature cures must be received by November 12.

If you're unable to sign, make a mark (such as 'x') and have a witness print their name in the box below.

To learn more about how signatures work, visit our website at larimer.gov/voting-signatures.

10/19/2026

It's a big day for the 2026 General Election—our first three vote centers are officially open!

🏢 Larimer County Administrative Services (200 W Oak, Fort Collins, CO 80521)

🎓 Colorado State University Lory Student Center, Never No Summer Ballroom, 3rd Floor (1101 Center Ave Mall, Fort Collins, CO 80523)

🚓 Loveland Police and Courts (810 E 10th St, Loveland, CO 80537)

Vote centers aren't just for voting in-person. You can register to vote, update your registration, get a replacement ballot, drop off your mail ballot, or use accessible voting devices.

🎁 Don't forget! This election, each vote center has limited edition I Voted stickers while supplies last. Vote early so you can get yours today!

🕑 Vote centers are open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm, Saturday October 31 from 8 am to 5 pm, and 7 am to 7 pm Election Day.

❌Vote centers are closed Saturday, October 24, Sunday October 25, and Sunday, November 1.

We'll have one more vote center opening in Estes Park next Monday, October 26, with the rest opening Friday, October 30 and Monday, November 2.

Find a vote center near you today at larimer.gov/where-to-vote!

10/18/2026

We had too many amazing finalists not to print all of them. Visit a vote center to get your limited edition I Voted stickers while supplies last!

While you'll receive the winning design with your mail ballot, you can drop your ballot off at a vote center to pick up a design or two from our nine other finalists.

As supplies are limited, we recommend voting early and visiting a vote center as soon as you can to make sure you get the stickers you want.

Three vote centers open tomorrow, Monday, October 19th.

🏢 Larimer County Administrative Services (200 W Oak, Fort Collins, CO 80521)

🎓 Colorado State University Lory Student Center, Never No Summer Ballroom, 3rd Floor (1101 Center Ave Mall, Fort Collins, CO 80523)

🚓 Loveland Police and Courts (810 E 10th St, Loveland, CO 80537)

To view all of our sticker designs, visit our website at larimer.gov/i-voted.

To find a vote center near you, visit our website at larimer.gov/where-to-vote.

10/16/2026

How do we get our ballots from point A to point B? Our Ballot Security Teams!

As ballots are sent out, our Election Judges travel all across Larimer County in 25 bipartisan teams, picking up ballots from ballot boxes, vote centers, and the post office—renting over 20 minivans, vans, and SUVS, and logging more than 12,000 miles over the course of the election.

Ballot Security Teams are clearly identified by bright green vests with the Vote Larimer Logo on the back. If you ever see them out there, stop and say hello!

10/15/2026

Voters in the Town of Timnath—your ballot box moved to Timnath Town Center, 4750 Signal Tree Dr, Timnath, CO 80547 last year!

While the ballot box used to be located at the Timnath Public Works building just down the street, we moved it during the 2025 Coordinated Election in order to make it more accessible to the community.

Besides Timnath, we have 23 other ballot boxes where you can drop off your ballot all across Larimer County. Ballot boxes are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until 7 pm Election Day. No postage is required. Find a list of ballot boxes near you at larimer.gov/where-to-vote.

10/14/2026

Have you ever noticed those little rectangular marks on the side of your ballot?They’re not just a decorative border—they’re called timing marks, and they're an essential part of counting your vote!

If you look closely, you'll see that each timing mark is aligned with an oval on the ballot. As we run the ballots through our scanners, our voting system uses the timing marks to locate target areas and look for marks.

If your ballot gets torn and a timing mark gets damaged, the voting system may not be able to 'find' your mark. If that happens, a bipartisan team of election judges will carefully duplicate it onto a new one so we can scan it in!

In the same way, if there are any marks outside of an oval—or any ambiguous marks, write-in candidates, or multiple ovals filled in for a single race—our voting system will send the ballot to adjudication, where a bipartisan team of election judges will review the ballot in order to determine the voter's intent.

The moral of the story? If you make a mistake or your ballot gets damaged, call our Office for a replacement at (970) 498-7820.

If you'd like to learn more about what happens to your ballot after you return it, visit our website at larimer.gov/the-life-of-a-ballot.

10/13/2026

Are you planning on returning your ballot in the mail? The last day we recommend mailing your ballot back to us is Monday, October 26.

If you mail your ballot after October 26, there's a chance that we might not receive it with enough time for it to be counted. All ballots must be received by our Office by 7 pm Election Day. Postmarks do not count.

After October 26, we recommend taking it to a ballot box or vote center. Ballot boxes are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until 7 pm on Election Day. Vote centers begin opening October 19. Find a list of ballot boxes and vote centers near you at larimer.gov/where-to-vote.

P.S. Don't forget a stamp!

10/12/2026

If you haven't received your ballot yet, now is the time to call our Office at (970) 498-7820.

We can look your ballot up in our system and tell you when it was sent, what address it was sent to, and whether it may have been returned to the Post Office as undeliverable.

Whatever the reason, it's easy for us to void the old ballot and issue you a new one.

Call our Office if you haven't received your ballot today at (970) 498-7820.

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