FAQs • City and County of Broomfield, CO • CivicEngage

What forms of identification are valid for voting purposes?: Colorado law requires you to present an Acceptable Form of Identification. All ID's must be current and valid. If you do not have an acceptable form of identification, you will be permitted to vote a provisional ballot.
Acceptable Form of Identification

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2. Where and when can I vote?: You may return your voted ballot by mail or you may hand deliver your ballot to a Voter Service and Polling Center or designated drop-off location. Ballots must be RECEIVED at a Voter Service and Polling Center or a designated drop-off location by 7 p.m. on Election Day in order for your vote(s) to be counted. Ballots received after 7 p.m. on Election Day will not be counted. Postmarks do not count as a received date.
Ballot Drop Off Locations

3. How do I receive a ballot?: Ballots will be mailed the week of October 16, 2023, 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.
GoVoteColorado.com

4. Can I vote in person?: All voters now receive mail ballots. If you want to vote in person you may do so by visiting a Voter Service and Polling Location.

5. What if I didn't receive my ballot?: If you do not receive a mail ballot by October 23, 2023 please call the Elections Division at 303.464.5857. You will need to request your replacement by October 30, 2023 to have one mailed to you. After this date, to update your voter registration and request a ballot, please go to any Voter Service and Polling Center location.
Voter Service and Polling Center.

11. What forms of identification are valid for voting purposes?: Colorado law requires you to present an Acceptable Form of Identification. All ID's must be current and valid. If you do not have an acceptable form of identification, you will be permitted to vote a provisional ballot.
Acceptable Form of Identification

12. My family member is deceased, but his or her name is still active in the Colorado Statewide Voter Registration System. How can I have his or her name canceled?: A family member of the deceased elector should send written signed notice to the county clerk's office where the deceased voter is registered to vote. The notice should include the full name, date of birth, and address of the deceased elector.

13. Do I need to include a copy of my ID with my ballot?: If you are voting for the first time in Colorado and did not provide ID when you registered to vote, you must provide a photocopy of your ID in the Official Return Envelope so that your ballot can be counted. The words "ID REQUIRED" will appear on your Official Return Envelope. Please see the Voter Instructions that arrived with your ballot for details and acceptable forms of ID. If your ID shows an address, the address must be in the State of Colorado.