Your elections · Denver
Tuesday, November 3
November general election
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Key dates
- Ballots mailed, drop boxes openOct 5Passed
- Last day to mail your ballot backAfter this, use a drop boxOct 26Next
- Election DayBallots due by 7 p.m.Nov 3
What's on your ballot?
Your ballot depends on where you live. Find the candidates and local measures specific to your address.
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Coverage, sources & privacy
City and council district alone do not determine your ballot. County, school, state, federal and special districts may overlap. Confirm the applicable contests with your election authority; these links do not verify your registration.
This published sample is not a verified ballot for your address. Use the state's sample ballot service for your voter record, or ask Denver Elections for help.
VOTE411 is independent voter education from the League of Women Voters, not an election authority. Coverage and candidate responses vary. Its voter-guide privacy notice describes optional address storage for customized ballots.
VOTE411 voter-guide privacy noticeResource links checked: Oct 17, 2026. External personalized results have not been tested with resident voter details.
Colorado official voter services · help and sample ballotWhere to vote
Every active registered voter gets a ballot in the mail. Return it at any 24-hour drop box or vote in person at a Voter Service and Polling Center.
Your polling places depend on your home address and county, not just your city. Ballot resources are in the section above.
Voting by mail
No request needed: ballots are mailed automatically. Keep your address current on GoVoteColorado. Mailed-back ballots need a stamp and must arrive by 7 p.m. on Election Day.
Official mail ballot rulesWhat ID to bring
Voting in person needs an accepted ID, such as a Colorado driver's license or ID card, a U.S. passport, or another form listed by Denver Elections.
Full list of accepted IDAccessibility
Every voter can get help: accessible voting machines, curbside voting and an assistant of your choice. The official page explains how to ask.
Accessible votingMeet the candidates
Explore who's running, compare candidate responses, and review trusted election resources. The Local Voice does not endorse candidates or political parties.
Local offices on the ballot
Verified municipal contests only—not every office on your ballot. Your home address determines eligibility.
City Council Member At-Large · Seat B (vacancy election)
Nov 3, 2026 · Last verified: Oct 16, 2026
We haven't verified a complete current candidate list for display here. Check your official sample ballot for the contests at your address. Find ballot resources
Independent, nonpartisan research
VOTE411 ballot lookup and privacy
VOTE411 is provided by the League of Women Voters, not an election authority. Candidate responses are their own statements, not independently verified facts. Coverage and responses vary by race; a missing response is not a recommendation.
Sources & transparency
Dates are copied by a person from Denver Elections Division, last checked Oct 16, 2026. The Local Voice doesn't endorse candidates or tell you how to vote.