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Vote forJenny

November 3rd is Election Day. 

Find important voting information about voting locations and ballot measures below.

Voting in Adams County is easy!
Here's what you need to know:

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Get your ballot!

Mail ballots were sent on October 5th to the mailing address you provided when you registered to vote.

 

To check what address you provided when registering to vote, please visit:

www.GoVoteColorado.gov.

 

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Vote!

When it comes to voting, you have many options. 

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- Mail your ballot in no later than October 23rd.

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- Drop your ballot off at a 24-hour drop box. Click here to find a full list of 24 Drop Box locations in Adams County. 

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If you wish to vote in-person, voter service and polling centers open on October 19th. 

 

Click here to find one near you.

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Track your ballot!

After you vote, sign-up for BallotTrax, a free service that allows you to track the status of your mail ballot. Once enrolled you will receive notifications by phone, email, or text updating you when your mail ballot is sent, received, and counted.

 

To sign-up simply go to Colorado.BallotTrax.net.

24 Hour Drop Boxes in Northglenn and Thornton

Drop boxes are open now and close at 7 pm on Election Day, November 3rd.

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Northglenn City Hall (11701 Community Center Dr.)
Anythink Library Wright Farms (5877 E. 120th Ave.)

Hilltop Village Shopping Center (13762 Colorado Blvd.)

Carpenter Skate Park (3558 E. 112th Ave.)

Larkridge Shopping Center (16434 Washington Street)

Thornton Civic Center (9500 Civic Center Dr.)

Thornton Community Center (2211 Eppinger Blvd)

Trail Winds Recreation Center (13495 Holly St.)

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For the most accurate and up to date elections information, please visit the Adams County Clerk and Recorder or the Colorado Secretary of State. 

Ballot Measures + Voting Resources

There's no question- this year's ballot is a whopper. Here are a few resources to help you feel informed and empowered to cast your ballot.
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Colorado Blue Book: This information is prepared by non-partisan Legislative Council staff and provides information on the 14 statewide measures that will appear on your ballot, as well as on judges who will be considered for retention in your area.  Click here to download. 

There are 14 statewide ballot questions this year. I've created explainer videos available on my Instagram account (@jennyforcolorado). 

Here's how I'm voting: 

- Amendment 81 (No)* 
- Amendment 82 (No)* 
- Amendment 83 (No)* 

- Amendment 84 (No)* 
- Amendment 85 (No)* 
- Amendment 86 (No)* 
- Amendment 87 (Yes)
- Proposition NN (Yes)
- Proposition 132 (No)* 

- Proposition 133 (No)
- Proposition 134 (No)
- Proposition 135 (No)
- Proposition 136 (No)* 
- Proposition 137 (No)

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