2026 midterm Election
In America, most of us believe voters should pick our leaders, but the Trump regime is trying to keep people from voting in order to control our elections and seize more power.
We all have a role to play in helping to protect free and democratic elections.
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No one would be trying
to take your vote away from you
with this level of intensity
if they didn’t understand
how important your vote is,
how powerful it makes you.
— Joyce Vance
TAKE ACTION now
Outreach to Voters in Battleground States
Phone bank: Technology has made phone banking incredibly productive. We can connect you with phone banks for campaigns across the country. A leader will guide you through the process.
Local Voter Outreach
Phone bank for local candidates
Door knock for local candidate
Share our Ballot Guide
Distribute registration signs at local businesses. Download Signs
Encourage people to vote - Hand out simple cards featuring the GoVoteColorado website and encouraging people to vote. Keep a stash with you and hand them out wherever you go! Email us to find out where you can pick them up.
Additional Opportunities
Serve as a Poll Monitor through Colorado Common Cause
Create Content and/or post on our Social Media platforms
Are you Prepared to vote?
Check and Re-Check Your Voter Registration
Do you have your Docs in order in case the SAVE Act passes?
Early election numbers make it harder for bad actors to manipulate or deny the results.
Colorado starts processing ballots as soon as they are received. Early ballot processing means faster outcomes on election night.
Submitting your ballot early enables campaigns to focus on contacting people who need encouragement in order to vote (and you will stop being bothered by campaigns!)
Voting early ensures you get your ballot in, just in case something unexpected arises in your life or on the political scene.
WHY VOTING EARLY IS ESSENTIAL
election protection hotline
866-OUR-VOTE
866-687-8683
Call this number if you witness voter intimidation or any other form of election sabotage. If in doubt, call. Trained, non-partisan experts will staff the line. Add this number to your contacts.
VOTING AND BALLOT INFO
Ballots will be sent out starting October 6-8.
If you do not receive your ballot by October 12, contact your County Clerk Office.
Garfield County Clerk: 970-384-3700
Eagle County Clerk: 970-328-8710
Pitkin County Clerk: 970-429-2732
Ballots are DUE by 7 pm on Tuesday, November 3.
it is too late to mail your ballot.
Check and Re-Check Your Voter Registration
Sign-up for BallotTrax and Receive alerts on the status of your ballot and any issues.
Ballot boxes
The ideal way to vote!
Ballot Box locations: Garfield County, Eagle County, Pitkin County
Colorado voters can drop their ballot in any official ballot drop box in any Colorado county. (It does not need to be the county in which you vote.)
Ballot boxes will be available starting about October 7 (except Redstone: Ballot box is available on Election Day only)
Ballot measures & judges
Ballot Measure Voting Recommendations
Voting on Judges
We recommend reviewing the Bluebook for recommendations from the state judicial committee. Please don’t let your indecision on judges keep you from voting EARLY!
Ballots are DUE by 7 pm on Tuesday, November 3.
Postmarks DO NOT count. DO NOT mail your ballot after October 20.