Axios on MSN
Colorado's early vote lags in 2025 election
Colorado election officials are expecting a deluge of ballots today after the early vote lagged behind expectations. Why it matters: The last-minute ballots will slow the vote tallying and potentially delay the results in close races.
Whether you’ve filled out your ballot but don’t know what to do with it, haven’t got your ballot or need to register to vote, there’s still time to make your voice heard in this
Propositions LL and MM, on this year’s ballot, will determine the future of the universal school meals program.
It's Election Day in Aspen and for those turning out to vote and waiting on results, here's everything to know about Nov. 4.
Yes. Election Day is not a federal holiday so post offices will be open and mail will be delivered on Nov. 4. Remember it is too late to mail your ballot back in Colorado. Absentee ballots need to be taken to a local ballot drop-off location to be sure they will be counted.
With a little over a week to go until Election Day, early data released by Colorado elections officials show 2025 mail ballot returns significantly outpacing figures from the past two off-year elections.
A combined total of more than $2.5 million has been spent by an array of outside groups seeking to influence school board races in some of Colorado’s largest public school districts. More than half of that has been spent on races for the Denver Public Schools board,
The vast majority of Coloradans vote either by mail or by using a ballot box, but election officials want Coloradans to know the deadline for mail-in ballots is Monday.
Colorado Revised Statue 1-7-102 specifies that Coloradans who are scheduled to work on the day of an election are entitled to up to two paid hours of leave between 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. — the period in which polls are open, according to past Coloradoan reporting.
With Colorado’s November 2025 election just around the corner on November 4, 11 News has compiled a list of drop box and in-person voting locations in southern Colorado counties.
Colorado’s new free school meals program will face a key test when voters decide two statewide ballot measures that would put the program on sounder financial footing, mostly by raising taxes on high-income individuals.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results