Important Information
In Colorado all active, registered voters receive a ballot in the mail. Voters can cast their ballot by mail with proper postage, at a 24/7 secure drop-off box, or in person at a Voter Service and Polling Center (VSPC). For more information, visit our webpage on casting your ballot.
In order to receive your ballot in the mail, you must register to vote, or update your address/registration if necessary, within 8 days of the Election. That deadline allows time for processing and mailing your ballot. You can register to vote or update your registration prior to that deadline online at www.govotecolorado.gov.
After the deadline, you can still register to vote or update your registration, but you must visit a Voter Service & Polling Centers to receive your ballot through Election Day.
If you have questions you can reach the Elections Department at 719-575-8683 or email elections@elpasoco.com.
Important Dates
Below are important dates for the 2025 Coordinated Election on November 4:
September 20 – The last day for the Elections Department to send ballots to military and overseas voters.
October 10 – Ballots are mailed to active, registered voters.
October 27 – The last day citizens may register to vote or update their voter record at GoVoteColorado.gov and have a ballot mailed to them.
October 27 – Voter Service and Polling Centers (VSPCs) open for citizens who want to vote in person.
October 28 – Citizens must register to vote or update their voter record and receive their ballot at a Voter Service and Polling Center. They may do both through Election Day.
October 28 – Recommended last day to return your ballot by mail. Postmarks do not count. You can still cast your ballot at a 24/7 secure drop-off box or at a VSPC.
November 4 – Election Day! Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. Postmarks do not count.
November 12 – Last day for ballots cast by military and overseas electors to be received by the Elections Department in order to be counted.
November 12 – Last day for an elector to cure a signature discrepancy or missing signature, or to provide missing ID for a mail or provisional ballot to be counted. All ballots not cured are turned over to the District Attorney’s Office to investigate voter fraud.
November 14 – The Elections Department and bipartisan judges must finish tabulating all in-person and accepted mail ballots cast by voters registered in the county.
November 25 – Last day to conduct a Risk Limiting Audit of the 2025 Coordinated Election.
November 26 – Last day to complete the canvass and submit official results of the 2025 Coordinated Election.