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Registering
to vote in Colorado is a step towards becoming a Colorado
resident.
Temporary Residents
If
you're in the State of Colorado temporarily, you may want to
register and vote in your home state.
Establishing residency can potentially impact your financial aid
among other things. You may want to check with your parent(s)/guardian(s) before registering.
Registering to Vote
Are you an out-of -state student planning to establish
residency in Colorado? If so, you may want to register to vote
here. You're eligible to register to vote in Colorado if you
meet the following criteria:
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You are eighteen years of age or older on the date of the
next election.
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You are a U.S. citizen.
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You have resided in Colorado and the precinct
in which you intend to register, 30 days
prior to the election in which you intend to vote.
If you meet these
requirements and want to register to vote in Colorado,
you can return a
completed
Colorado Voter Registration Form
to our office.
If you do not intend
to live in Colorado permanently, you may want to register to
vote in your home state and vote by mail. You should contact
your
local Election Official to learn more.
Returning Forms
Completed registration forms can be returned to our office by:
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Mail:
Boulder County Clerk &
Recorder, 1750 33rd
Street, Suite 200, Boulder,
CO 80301
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Emailed
as a
signed PDF
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Fax:
303-413-7750 or 303-413-7728
Update your Information
It is crucial that you update your address information
immediately after moving to a new address.
You can update your address information or any other voter
information using a
Colorado Voter Registration Form.
Questions?
Please feel free to contact our office with any of your
questions or concerns: 303-413-7743. We are happy to assist you.
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Elections
Division - Out-of-State Students Registering to Vote