Voters who planned to mail in their ballots for the Nov. 7 election should have done so by the end of the day Monday to ensure their county clerk receives it by Election Day, state elections officials said.
They still can use 24-hour drop boxes or deliver their ballots to voting centers until polls close next week.
More than 130 voting centers were open as of Monday for those who want to cast their ballot early and in-person, according to a news release from the Colorado Secretary of State’s website. By Tuesday, more than 400 secure drop boxes will be open across Colorado.
“Voting in Colorado is accessible and easy,” Secretary of State Jena Griswold said in the release. “Voters who received a mail ballot may return it to a voting center or vote in-person.”
Voters can find their closest drop box or voting center at . Voters can also register to vote or update their registration at that website.
Coloradans can register to vote through Election Day on Nov. 7.
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