Elections
Broomfield County Elections Division is responsible for conducting elections in Broomfield in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws.
Comment Period for 2026 Voter Service and Polling Center & Ballot Box Locations
Please use the link below to access the formstack where you can provide commentary on preferred locations for Voter Service and Polling Centers as well as Ballot Drop Box locations. You will be able to share your comments from Thursday, February 26 through Monday April 27, 2026.
Click Here for the 2026 Public Comment Period Formstack
Ballot Retrieval and Processing Schedules
Ballot retrieval and processing schedules are adjusted throughout the election period based on the volume of ballot returns. When return rates are lower, retrieval from drop boxes and processing at the election office occur on a reduced schedule. As ballot returns increase—particularly as Election Day approaches—retrieval and processing schedules are expanded to handle the higher volume. This flexible approach ensures efficient use of resources while maintaining the timely processing of all ballots. These schedule adjustments may affect when voters receive Ballot Trax notifications about their ballot status, but rest assured that all ballots are securely stored and will be processed and counted.
24-Hour Election Security
Colorado's election processes operate under continuous 24-hour surveillance to ensure the security and integrity of every ballot. All ballot boxes, retrieval, processing, and counting activities are monitored around the clock through a combination of security cameras, restricted access controls, and bipartisan observation teams. This constant oversight helps safeguard ballots from the moment they're returned until they're officially counted, providing transparency and accountability throughout the entire election process. These security measures are part of Colorado's commitment to conducting secure, accurate, and trustworthy elections.
About Ballot Trax
Ballot Trax is a free service that enables Colorado voters to track their mail ballot from the time it's mailed through when it's counted. You can receive notifications by phone, email, or text.
Notifications You'll Receive:
- Ballot Received: "Your ballot has been received! Your voter packet has been received by the county election office."
- Ballot Counted: "Your ballot has been counted! Thank you for voting!"
Note: Notification timing depends on ballot retrieval and processing schedules.
- Important Limitations: Confidential voters cannot use Ballot Trax because their information is not included in public voter lists.
- Not Receiving Notifications? If you're signed up but not receiving messages, verify your contact information is current.
How to Update Your Ballot Trax Information:
- Go to BallotTrax.coloradosos.gov
- Enter your first name, last name, date of birth, and residential zip code to access the voter portal
For more information, visit the Ballot Trax FAQ.
2026 General Election Information
2025 Coordinated Election Information
- 2025 Broomfield Coordinated Official Abstract of Votes Cast
- 2025 City and County of Broomfield Charter Ballot Questions
- Seven Steps to Secure Election (Secretary of State Elections Video)
- View Sample Ballots
- Notice 2025 Public Logic and Accuracy Test
- Life of a Ballot - Video
- Check the Status of your Ballot - Colorado Secretary of State
- Check the Status of your Ballot - BallotTrax
- Logic and Accuracy Testing - Information
- County Polling Center and Drop-box Locations
- Secretary of State's Voting Information Widget
- Election Watchers
- Election Judge Policy
- Canvass Board Policy
- Voting Systems Demo. - Complete System Overview
- Voting Systems Demo. - ICX Ballot Marking Device
- 2025 Colorado Secretary of State's Election Calendar
- When is Election Day?
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Coordinated Election - Tuesday, November 4, 2025
- General Information
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Visit the Secretary of State's General Information FAQs by clicking https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/FAQs/GeneralInfoFAQ.html.
- I heard that election equipment passwords were inadvertently posted on the Colorado Secretary of State’s website. Should I be worried about my vote or the accuracy of this election?
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In June, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office unintentionally posted voting system passwords to the public-facing website. State officials were notified of the issue on Oct. 24 and subsequently notified federal authorities. County clerks were made aware of this issue on Oct. 29. These system passwords allow access to the underlying software and firmware of a computer.
At this time, it is believed 31 counties were impacted.
It is important to note that these passwords cannot be used to access the systems remotely. The only way these system passwords can be used is by physical access to the equipment. Physical security is a priority for all election equipment. Here are the additional security measures that ensure physical access is limited:
- All voting equipment is stored in a room with strict access control.
- All employees authorized to access the equipment have had to submit to a background check.
- Colorado requires all voting equipment to be under 24/7 camera surveillance.
In addition to these equipment security protocols, every Colorado voter votes a paper ballot. This means there is a hardcopy record of how each voter filled out their ballot that is audited at the end of each election. Discrepancies between the hard copy ballot and electronic record would be caught during an audit.
- How do I register to vote?
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Visit our page detailing how one registers to vote by clicking https://www.broomfield.org/1200/Voter-Registration-Confidentiality.
- How do I receive a ballot?
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Ballots will be mailed Monday, October 13, 2025, to all eligible voters to the address on their voter registration file. Ballots are not forwarded by the United States Postal Service. You may verify your voter information at the Secretary of State's website at www.GoVoteColorado.gov.
Contact Us
George Di Ciero City & County Building - One DesCombes Dr., Broomfield, CO 80020
Hours
Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
City Clerk
cityclerk@broomfield.org
303-438-6332
Elections
electionsdivision@broomfield.org
Phone: 303-464-5857
Fax: 303-410-3815
Motor Vehicle
mvdivision@broomfield.org
Phone: 303-464-5888
Fax: 303-464-5862
Recording:
recordinginformation@broomfield.org
Phone: 303-464-5109
Fax: 303-438-6265