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Media Contact:

Jack Todd

Jack.Todd@ColoradoSOS.gov

China Scroggins

China.Scroggins@ColoradoSOS.gov

June 8, 2026

County Clerks May Begin Mailing Ballots for the 2026 Primary Election

Denver, CO – Beginning today, Colorado County Clerks may begin mailing ballots to active voters for the June 30, 2026 Primary Election.

“County clerks will mail ballots this week to Colorado voters,” said Secretary of State Jena Griswold. “I hope every eligible Coloradan will make their voice heard in the upcoming Primary Election.”

County Clerks must mail ballots to voters by Friday, June 12, for the Primary Election.

Coloradans who are affiliated with the Colorado Democratic Party, Colorado Republican Party, Libertarian Party of Colorado, or Unity Party of Colorado by June 8 will receive only the ballot of the party with which they are affiliated.

Unaffiliated voters will be sent a ballot for both the Democratic and Republican Party Primary Elections. They may also contact their County Clerk to request a Unity Party ballot. Unaffiliated voters may only vote one ballot.

The Libertarian Party of Colorado has prohibited Unaffiliated voters from voting in the Party’s Primary Election pursuant to 1-4-1304(1.5)(c) C.R.S.

Ballots for the Libertarian Party of Colorado and the Unity Party of Colorado’s primaries will contain only one contest each. The Libertarian Party of Colorado has nominated two candidates for Secretary of State; the Unity Party of Colorado has nominated two candidates for Governor.

Eligible Coloradans can register to vote and update their voter registration at GoVoteColorado.gov through June 22 in order to receive a ballot in the mail. After June 22, Coloradans can still register and vote in person at a voting center until 7 p.m. on Election Day.

This year, 137 voting centers will be available for voters by June 22, and 437 drop boxes will be available for voters by June 23. Voters can look up their locations, opening date, and hours at GoVoteColorado.gov.

Important information for Colorado voters:

Coloradans should always use trusted sources when searching for information on elections. Information from the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office is distributed via ColoradoSOS.gov or GoVoteColorado.gov.

Voters can visit GoVoteColorado.gov and select “Contact my County Clerk” to ensure they are only visiting legitimate Colorado Clerk websites.

All Colorado voters can sign up to track their ballot from when it is sent to when it is counted using BallotTrax

In-person voting on Election Day, Tuesday, June 30, will be available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Important upcoming dates for the Colorado 2026 Primary Election

• June 12 – Deadline for initial mail ballots to be sent to active voters for the 2026 Primary Election.
• June 22 – Deadline to register to vote and still be mailed a ballot. After this date, register and then vote in person.
  • The minimum number of required voter centers must be open.
  • Last suggested day to return ballots by mail.
• June 23 – The minimum number of required drop boxes must be open.
  • From this date on, voters should return their ballots to a voter center or drop box, or vote in-person.
• June 30 – Election Day. Voters must submit their ballot or be in line to vote by 7 p.m. for their ballot to be counted.
  • Ballots cast by military and overseas voters must be sent no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day.
• July 8 – Deadline for ballots cast by military and overseas voters to be received by their County Clerk (no later than the close of business on the 8th day after the election).
  • Deadline for voters to cure a signature discrepancy or missing signature (if notified by the County Clerk).

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The Unity Party has ballot status as a recognized political party only in Colorado. The Unity Party of Colorado will have its nomination assembly on Saturday, April 13th, starting at 9am with a presidential nomination vote, and working our way down the ballot.

Independent presidential candidate Cornel West and 2022 Unity Party gubernatorial candidate are competing for the party’s presidential nomination.

Cornel West will also be speaking at a rally at Naropa University in Boulder at 7pm on Friday, April 12th:

https://www.naropa.edu/events/rally-for-truth-justice-love/
Unity Party of Colorado assembly:

Meeting link
meet.google.com/cms-nzih-zpk
TJ Cole, Chair

Event physical location: 805 Excalibur St, Lafayette Colorado 80026.

Please email event organizer Eric Bodenstab if coming in person so we don’t exceed room capacity.

Voters who have been affiliated with the Unity Party of Colorado continuously since at least February 14, 2024 may vote on candidate nominations.

Unity Candidates can register same day. That is, you can show up never having been with Unity before and become a candidate for public office, but you won’t be able to vote for yourself in nomination.

AGENDA:
9:00 Call to Order: TJ Cole, Chairman
9:05 Statement of United National Committee: Eric Bodenstab, Treasurer
9:10 Unity Party of Colorado, Secretary, Gary Swing will address rules for voting.
9:15 Presidential Candidate (or Campaign Speaker) time
9:30 Presidential Candidate speaking time
9:45 Voting for Unity Party Presidential Nominee
10:15 Counting Votes, Gary Swing, Eric Bodenstab, TJ Cole.
11:00 Down Ballot Nominations (usually uncontested)
12:00 Unity Party Platform discussion, debate, adoption
3:00 Adjourn

Gary Swing, Secretary
Unity Party of Colorado

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