Voter Services

Not sure if you're registered to vote? Need to make updates to your registration? You've come to the right place! 

Check My Registration Status 

Transparency is paramount in our office. When you sign up for BallotTrax, you will get regular updates about your ballot, including when it’s on its way to you, when it has been received, and once it has been counted! 

Sign Up For BallotTrax

If your registration is current, you'll automatically be mailed a ballot three weeks before Election Day. Send your ballot back by mail or skip the postage and return it to one of our 24-hour ballot drop-off boxes located throughout the city. If you need a new ballot, visit a VSPC for a replacement! 

Request an Accessible Ballot

If you don't receive your ballot, need a replacement, or an accessible ballot, please visit one of our Voter Service and Polling Centers in person for a replacement.

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Too young to vote? Sign the pledge and we'll text you a reminder to complete your registration on your 18th birthday!

Pledge to VOTE! 

We know there is a lot of misinformation out there. We want to help you ensure you have the most accurate, factual and up-to-date information. Feel free to ask any of your election questions on our fact checker! We post your answers to your questions within 24 hours. 

 Ask an Election Question

Check back soon for the list of 24-hour drop boxes for the 2026 State Primary Election.

Check back here soon for the list of Voter Service and Polling Centers for the 2026 State Primary Election.

The City and County of Denver provides a list of maps to help residents find their nearest Voter Service and Polling Center (VSPC) and 24-hour drop box. 

Find your nearest VSPC or Drop Box

Check back here soon for the list of Mobile Voting Unit locations for the 2026 State Primary Election.

The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act is commonly referred to as UOCAVA. UOCAVA citizens are U.S. citizens who are active members of the Uniformed Services the Merchant Marine, and the commissioned corps of the Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, their eligible family members and U.S. citizens residing outside the United States. This Act provides the legal basis for these citizens' absentee voting requirements for federal offices.

Click to learn more and register as a UOCAVA voter. 

In the spirit of extending access to all residents, our office actively schedules Red Box events at local nursing home facilities. Two election judges and a red box are present so we're able to collect ballots.

Currently, we work with Windsor Gardens, Kavod and Denver Metro Village to host Red Box events.

Launched in 2016, the Denver Clerk & Recorder, Denver Sheriff's Office and community partners launched this initiative, focused on educating, registering, and empowering eligible voters housed in Denver’s city and county jails—specifically those held pre-trial or serving misdemeanor sentences. With the support of trained community volunteers, the program brings civic education directly into jails, challenging the widespread misconception that in-custody individuals with non-felony convictions can't vote in Colorado.

In 2024, the Colorado Legislature passedSB 24‑72, mandating confined in-person voting in jails for eligible in-custody voters. Denver is proud to have led the way in this initiative, assisting the Secretary of State's Office in developing training materials for Clerk & Recorder offices across the state.