Denver voters have plenty of easy options to get to the polls Tuesday without having to move their own cars.
Voters can use RTD or get free rides through B-Cycle and the political parties.
- RTD — Ballot drop-off sites and polling centers are located near public transit options. Visit or call 303-299-6000 to plan your route.
- B-Cycle — Will give voters a free 30-minute pass today to bike your ballot to a drop-off site. Visit for bike pick-up locations.
- ʴDZپ貹پ — Rides are available to voters regardless of their affiliation from both the Democratic Part of Denver 303-830-8242 or the Denver Republican Party at 303-782-9555.
Ride-hailing service Lyft is also offering discounted fares Tuesday in the Denver/Boulder area. The first 1,000 riders to use a special Election Day promo will get 45 percent off a single ride between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. (The discount, which was sent to Lyft customers via email, maxes out at $7.)
Zipcar is another option: from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday. The Denver market will have about 10 cars available for free on election night, according to a company spokeswoman.
Still not sure where to go to vote? Visit to find your closet polling center and ballot drop-off site.
Voters who still need to register, update their registration or who get a replacement ballot can do so only at polling centers. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m.
