Elections Division

U.S. Citizens temporarily or indefinitely overseas must check a box on their Federal Post Card Application indicating how they wish to return their ballot to the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder’s office: Mail or Fax.  

Important Note: Receiving and sending ballots via email is only available to uniformed services voters serving outside the United States in cases where mail and fax are not available or feasible.  

You can also check your overseas voting information and confirm your ballot was received and processed by the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder: Check Your Voter Information.

Overseas voters must update their registration every four years to maintain a UOCAVA status.

There are several ways for you to receive and send your ballots.

Mail:

• Ballots can be sent and returned via first-class mail, express mail or FedEx.

• Voters must provide our office with a prepaid envelope if they wish for their ballots to be sent express mail or FedEx (optional).

• Voters can provide the Clerk’s office with a prepaid FedEx envelope to be used when returning your voted ballot.

• Mail ballots to: Boulder County Clerk & Recorder
                            Elections Division                        
                            1750 33^rd Street, Suite 200
                            Boulder, CO 80301

Fax:

• Voters must request to have their ballots faxed by the Friday preceding the election.

• If you are faxing your ballot, you must sign the affidavit waiving the secrecy of your voted ballot. (Only Colorado election judges will see ballots.)

• Voters can fax their ballot to 303-413-7750 or 303-413-7728

• When voting via fax you must always mail the completed ballot to the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder's office: Boulder County Clerk & Recorder
                                    Elections Division                        
                                    1750 33^rd Street, Suite 200
                                    Boulder, CO 80301

All ballots must be received by the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder's Office by 7 p.m. Mountain Time on  Election Day. Mail-in ballots that are postmarked but not received by this deadline will not be counted.

If you would like to receive additional information on UOCAVA voting please visit www.fvap.gov.

You may also contact the Boulder County Elections Division by calling 303-413-7757 or email Kim Odell.

 

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