Every eligible voter can complete the registration process completely online, or update your information, using the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number or your CO ID. You can also register in person at a Voter Service and Polling Center. 

You must update your voter registration each time you move.

For information about registering or updating your registration in a state other than Colorado, visit vote.usa.gov.

IF YOU LIVE ON CAMPUS ...

Make sure your "Address where you live" is the address where you live, and that your "Address where you receive mail" is your Worner Box number, written in the following format: 

To be eligible to register to vote in Colorado, you must:

• Be a U.S. citizen
• Be 16 years of age or older
• Live in Colorado for at least 1 day
• As of July 2019, if you are serving a sentence of parole, you may register to vote in Colorado. For more information about voting with convictions, please visit VotingWithConviction.org.

You may register to vote online or update your registration and still receive a mail ballot up to 8 days before the election in which you intend to vote. After that, you can register to vote or update your registration in person at a Voter Service Center and vote in person, up until 7pm on Election Day when polls close.

NOTE: Deadlines and inperson voting at a VSPC may change depending on the local election. Please review the Colorado Springs City Election site for most current election information. 

To be eligible to vote in Colorado, you must…

• Be a U.S. citizen
• Be 18 years old or older by Election Day
• Live in Colorado at least 22 days before Election Day
• As of July 2019, if you are serving a sentence of parole, you may vote in Colorado. For more information about voting with convictions, please visit VotingWithConviction.org.

In Colorado, all eligible registered voters automatically receive a mail ballot, so you can easily vote by mail or ballot drop-box.  If you're up-to-date on your voter registration, your mail-in ballot should arrive directly in your Worner box. Ballots will start getting mailed three weeks before Election Day. If you do not register in time to receive a ballot by mail, or if you misplace your ballot, you can vote in person or get a replacement ballot at a Voter Service and Polling Center once voting begins.

OUT OF STATE, AND WANT TO RECEIVE YOUR COLORADO BALLOT?

If you're temporarily out-of-state, you can receive your Colorado ballot to an out-of-state address! Just update your voter registration here, changing the "Address to mail your ballot" to the out-of-state address.

In Colorado, you may mail it in, drop it off, or vote in person during early voting or on Election Day.  

• To mail it in, we recommend getting it in the mail a week before election day to ensure it is received in time (ballots must be received by 7PM on Election Day, April 4. – postmarks don’t count!).  
• Drop it off at any 24-hour ballot drop box, or Voter Service Center, in the state. Find one here! You must drop off your ballot by 7PM on Election Day.
• To vote in person, find a Voter Service Center in your county. Voter Service Centers are a one-stop-shop where you can register, vote, and solve any election-related issue.

• Check this link to find the nearest ballot drop box locations if you’d like to transport yourself. The nearest ballot drop box to Colorado College is located at the City Clerks Office City Administration building, 30 South Nevada Ave.
• The Zeb free downtown shuttle will drop you off one block from the downtown ballot box (pick up near Robson, drop off Tejon/Kiowa)
• Ride a PikeRide bike to the polls. Students have free access to PikeRide bikes.

Yes, you do need ID, and multiple forms are accepted.

• If you're voting by mail or dropbox → You may need to include a photocopy of an acceptable ID - check your ballot instructions for more information.
• If you're voting in person → Bring a form of acceptable ID to vote in person.
• Acceptable forms of ID include: CO license/ID, CO student ID (Gold Card), Passport, utility bill. Full list can be found at JustVoteColorado.org.

If you have any questions, email ccvotes@ngskmc-eis.net or give your County Clerk a call or email.