Elections

2018 General Election (Larimer County)

Larimer County will conduct the 2018 General Election November 6, 2018. The County will mail ballots the week of October 15 for this all-mail ballot election, and ballots can be returned to the County's 24-hour ballot drop off, located at 1601 Brodie Ave. Larimer County will open its Voter Services and Polling Center in Estes Park on October 22. For questions regarding the upcoming General Election, please contact Larimer County by phone at 970-498-7820, by email at elections@co.larimer.co.us or visit www.larimer.org/elections. 

For important dates regarding the upcoming General Election please see the 2018 Election Calendar, and for voting locations in Estes Park.

Colorado voters may also visit www.GoVoteColorado.com to register to vote, check voter registration status and review mailing address information for accuracy. 

Ballot Information Booklet (Blue Book)

2018 Municipal Election

Election Notice

2018 Ballot - SAMPLE - Ballots were mailed the week of March 12, 2018. If you did not receive your ballot or it has been damaged or misplaced you may fill out a replacement application and will be re-issued a new ballot. Re-issued ballots can be requested at the Clerk's office at 170 MacGregor Ave, Suite 130, Estes Park, CO 80517.

Wondering if you are eligible to vote in Town of Estes Park Municipal elections? You can verify your voter registration status, as well as review your available voting districts by visiting the Larimer County website at www.larimer.org/elections. If "Estes Park" is listed, you are eligible to vote in a municipal election. View a map of Estes Park's Town boundaries. Colorado voters may also visit www.GoVoteColorado.com to register to vote, check voter registration status and review mailing address information for accuracy.  

Per Colorado State Statute, the Qualifications of Municipal Electors include, but are not limited to the following. Refer to Colorado State Statute 31-10-201 for additional information.

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Be a United States Citizen
• Be a resident within the municipality and resided in the state of Colorado for twenty-two (22) days immediately preceding the election
• The residence of a person is their principal or primary residence

The Town Clerk is the Designated Election Official for all Regular and Special Municipal Elections. Regular Municipal Elections are held on the first Tuesday in April of even-numbered years to elect members to the Board of Trustees and bring forward local ballot questions, when necessary. The Town is not responsible for Special District elections, General elections or elections coordinated with the county in November.