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Denver Elections Division

Voter Resources

Outreach and Engagement Toolkit

The Denver Elections Division is excited to offer the resources below to those who wish to communicate trusted information regarding the November 2020 General Election. More links will be added as content is created. Check back soon!

 

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Ready to Vote? flyer + QR codes (bilingual) - 8.5" x 11"

Ready to Vote? poster + QR codes (bilingual)  - 18" x 24"

Ready to Vote? + registration form (bilingual) - 8.5" x 11"

Voter information (bilingual) - 8.5" x 3.5"

Voter information - welcome to Colorado version (bilingual) -  8.5" x 3.5"

Voter Information (Burmese) - 8.5" x 3.5"

Voter Information (Karen) - 8.5" x 3.5"

Voter Information (Vietnamese) - 8.5" x 3.5"

Dates and information bookmark (bilingual) - 3" x 8"

Registration and BallotTRACE QR codes (bilingual)  - 8.5" x 11"

Young voter resources - 8.5" x 11"

Know your rights (bilingual) - 8.5" x 11"

Button design (English)

Button design (Spanish)

Election judge recruitment flyer - 8.5" x 11"

Student election judge brochure - 14" x 8.5"

Calendar and Information Summary (English) - 8.5" x 11"

Calendar and Information Summary (Spanish) - 8.5" x 11"

Use the sample content below to share information about the 2020 General Election. 

Register to vote/update your address
The 2020 General Election is right around the corner! Make sure your registration is up to date—ballots will be mailed to all active voters beginning October 9. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov to register or update your address.

Ballot tracking
Hey Denver, did you know you can track your ballot? Casting your mail ballot is safe and secure—get notifications via email or text about when your ballot is on its way to you and when it's been received for counting. Sign up at BallotTRACE.org.

Mail ballot security
The Denver Elections Division is committed to holding safe, secure and accessible elections for all eligible voters. There is no evidence that mail ballots are more subject to fraud than other methods of voting. Voting by mail is a solution that addresses many of the threats to our democracy, from the pandemic to foreign interference. Get more information on how mail ballots really work at DenverVotes.org.

Options for voting
You have options to vote in Colorado! Your ballot will automatically be mailed to you beginning October 9. Return it by November 3 at a 24-hour drop box, drive-through, or by mail; or vote in person beginning October 19. Don't wait to cast your vote! Find locations at DenverVotes.org/VoterInfo. Need a new ballot? Use Denver's new curbside pick-up service or call 311.

 

Register today graphic - Facebook
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Register today graphic - Twitter
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Register today graphic - Instagram
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Track your ballot graphic - Facebook
English | Spanish

Track your ballot graphic - Twitter
English | Spanish

Track your ballot graphic - Instagram
English | Spanish

Use these dates to help guide your content on social media, newsletters and more. For more information on the 2020 General Election, visit DenverVotes.org/VoterInfo. 

October 9
    •  Ballots begin mailing to active voters
    •  Drop boxes open across the city

October 12
    •  22-day Colorado residency deadline
    •  Main Office vote center opens

October 19
    •  Phase 1 vote centers open across the city

October 26
    •  Last day to update your registration to receive a ballot by mail
    •  Last day to return your ballot by mail; return only to drop boxes
    •  Phase 2 vote centers open

October 30
    •  Phase 3 vote centers open

November 2
    •  All vote centers open

November 3
    •  Last day to vote—ballots must be received by 7 p.m.

 

Other resources

Below are links to external voter resources at the local, state and national level. Please note that the Denver Office of the Clerk and Recorder and its Elections Division do not endorse or validate any of the content on the following websites.

Denver Maps
Government page of Denver Maps that includes districts, representatives and voting locations information.

Denver Charter and Revised Municipal Code
Denver Charter and Municipal Code online access.

Colorado Revised Statutes
Colorado statutes and the state constitution online. For election laws, search Colorado Revised Statutes, Title 1.

Colorado Secretary of State Elections Center
Elections Center page of the Colorado Secretary of State website that provides numerous Colorado elections resources, including conducting voter registration drives and campaign finance filing for candidates and committees.

Colorado Secretary of State 2020 Elections Calendar
Details all election-related deadlines for the year.

Colorado Legislative Council
Legislative Council page of State of Colorado website providing information on the statewide initiative process, historical information on statewide ballot initiatives, and provides information on all initiatives on the statewide ballot during election times.

Special Districts Election Information
Colorado Division of Local Government website with information and resources with regard to special district elections.

Federal Election Commission
Campaign finance information and reports for federal candidates, including campaign contribution maps; plus historic election and other information.

Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002 Department of Justice and Election Assistance Commission HAVA pages of the Department of Justice and Election Assistance Commission websites providing background, text, and scope of the Act.

U.S. Election Assistance Commission
Established by the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002, to help jurisdiction comply with HAVA requirements. Serves as a national clearinghouse for elections information, accredits testing laboratories and certifies voting systems.

Voting Rights act of 1965 and other Acts
Voting section home page of the Department of Justice website giving background, text, and scope of the Acts and enforcement, FAQs, and other information.

Language Minority Provisions of Voting Rights Act
About Language Minority Voting Rights page of Department of Justice website presenting provisions, legal requirements, Section 203, guidelines, outreach, enforcement, and other language minority information.

Americans with Disabilities Act
Information, answers, enforcement and technical assistance on the Act.

U.S. Census Bureau
National population and demographic information.

Federal Voting Assistance Program
Absentee voting assistance for uniformed service members and overseas citizens. 

Democratic Party of Denver

Denver County Republicans

Denver Green Party

Libertarian Party, Denver Affiliate

American Constitution Party, Colorado Affiliate 

Unity Party of Colorado

Approval Voting Party

League of Women Voters of Denver
Nonpartisan organization that promotes voting.

Brennan Center for Justice
Voting Rights website of the New York University School of Law.

Design for Democracy
Project of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) to improve America's elections materials. Includes free voting posters.

ElectionLine.org
Nonpartisan initiative of the Pew Center on the States.

Project Vote Smart
General candidates and issues information, including officials lookup feature.

Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition  
A nonprofit that encourages a person with a previous criminal record to register to vote once eligible.

 

 

Learn about mail ballots
Read election rules


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200 W. 14th Ave #100
Denver, CO 80204
Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

 

Denver Elections Division

Call: 303-653-9668
Text: 56003
elections@denvergov.org
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