LWV - Larimer County, Colorado

United States Citizen
18 years of age
Resident of Colorado and the precinct for 30 days before the date of election
Registration as a voter at least 29 days before an election (if one reaches the age of 18 or becomes a U.S. citizen during the 30 days prior to the election, that person must register at least 29 days prior to the election in order to vote.)
Special District elections and bond issue elections may have further requirements.

A qualified citizen may register to vote at the following locations:

Berthoud Town Clerk, 328 Massachusetts Ave
Estes Park Branch office: 1601 Brodie Ave, Rm. 2
Fort Collins City Clerk, 300 W. LaPorte Ave. www.larimer.org/elections/
Larimer County Clerk, 200 W. Oak St. Ft. Collins,
Loveland City Clerk, 500 East 6th St.
Wellington Town Clerk, 3735 Cleveland Ave.
Any Driver's License Office in the State of Colorado
Any County Clerk's Office in the State of Colorado
State offices providing public assistance
High Schools (for students and employees)

Or you can click here and complete all the forms.

To vote in party primary elections, a voter must declare his or her party affiliation. A party affiliation of a previously unaffiliated voter may be declared at the polls on primary election day. A change in party affiliation must be made at least 30 days prior to the primary election.

In order to vote in a party caucus, a voter is required to be registered with his or her party for 2 months and be a resident of his or her precinct for 30 days, prior to the caucus meeting, as shown by the registration records of the county clerk,

If a registered voter does not vote in a general election, his or her registration sheet is marked "inactive". To become "active", the voter must update registration information or vote in the following primary or general election. Within 90 days after any general election, an "inactive" voter who failed to become "active" is mailed a confirmation card. If the card is returned by the Post Office as undeliverable and the voter fails to vote in the next two general elections, the voter registration may be canceled.

If you move, contact the County Clerk (970-498-7820) regarding your registration status.

As a registered voter, you may vote in one of the following ways:


(1) Polling place from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on election day.

(2) In person at one of the early voting locations (in Fort Collins, Loveland, or Estes Park) designated by the County Clerk's Office, 14 days before a presidential primary election or primary election, and 15 days before a general election, through the Friday immediately preceding the election.

(3) By take-home ballot. Pick up a ballot at an early voting location listed previously. Return the voted ballot by mail or deliver it to one of the early voting locations or County Clerk's offices. Ballots must be received by 7:00 p.m. on election day.

(4) By absentee ballot. A request for an absentee ballot must be made in writing to the County Clerk, Elections Department, PO Box 1537, Fort Collins, CO, 80522, no later than the Tuesday before election. The request should include the following information:
    Name
   Address at which you are registered
    Address to which the ballot should be mailed
    Date of birth
    Party affiliation (primary election only)
    Signature of applicant required (Agent, family
    member or power of attorney CANNOT sign for
   another person for purpose of requesting ballot.)

Once received, the absentee ballot must be filled out and returned to the County Clerk no later than 7:00 p.m. on election day. Postmarks do not count.

Absentee voting for municipal and other local elections follows the same procedure through the office of the City Clerk or governing body holding the election. Absentee voting procedures should be confirmed with each Special District election board.

(5) Provisional Ballots: An emergency voting procedure used by a voter at the polls in cases where the voter was not listed as an eligible elector on the county's registration books, provided that the elector was registered prior to the registration deadline.

For information regarding election dates, registration deadlines, and other election information: http://www.larimer.org/elections/

LARIMER COUNTY CLERK
    Larimer County Courthouse
       200 West Oak St. – Suite 5100
       PO Box 1547, Ft. Collins, CO. 80521
       Ph:   970-498-7820
       Fax: 970-498-7847
       Ph:   970-498-7845 for absentee ballots
The County Clerk's office is the only place to call for polling place information.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF LARIMER COUNTY
—Ft. Collins and Loveland:
     305 W. Magnolia, #106
         Ft. Collins, CO 80521
         Ph: 970-416-5873
         Website: www.lwv-larimercounty.org      Email: info@lwv-larimercounty.org

    —Estes Park LWV Phone 586-6281
PO Box 564, Estes Park, 80517
Ph: 970-586-0992
    jfhaggard@aol.com

LARIMER COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
P.O. Box 1252, Fort Collins 80522-1252
Ph: 970-689-6391   www.larimerdems.org
E-mail: ldems@frii.com

LARIMER COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
P.O. Box 283, Fort Collins, 80522
Ph: 970-224-2577. www.larimergop.org
E-mail: nancyhunter@larimergop.org

POUDRE VALLEY GREENS PARTY
P.O. Box 1097, Fort Collins, 80522
Ph:  970-388-2681    www.pvgreens.org
E-mail: info@pvgreens.org

LIBERTARIAN PARTY
   PO Box 889
   Fort Collins, CO 80522
   Ph: 970-412-0468
   Website: www.lplarimer.org

NATURAL LAW PARTY
2525 Arapahoe, Bldg. E4, Boulder, Co., 80302
www.natural-law-colorado.org
E-mail: info@natural-law-colorado.org

COLORADO REFORM PARTY
   3256 S. Elm St.
   Denver, CO 80222
   Ph: 303-756-0270
   E-mail: calain@hotmail.org
   Website: www.reformparty.org/colorado

AMERICAN CONSTITUTION PARTY
10610 W. 60th Ave., Arvada, CO 80001
Clyde Harkins- Chairperson 303-584-3729, or 1-877-VOTE-ACP
   Fax: 202-456-9890
   E-mail: info@americanconstitutionparty.com
   Website: www.americanconstitutionparty.org

THE PRO LIFE PARTY &
THE GUN OWNERS’ RIGHTS PARTY
   c/o The Sackett Law Office
   1612 Pennsylvania St.
   Denver, CO 80203
   E-mail: sackettlaw@qwest.net

American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado (ACLU)
Handles violations of civil rights and civil liberties.
400 Corona, Denver, CO 80218 303-777-5482
Email: info@aclu-co.org

Colorado Civil Rights Division
Handles discrimination complaints in employment, housing, and public accommodation.
800 8th Ave., Suite 223
Greeley, 80631.
Ph: 970-346-1277
Email: ed.gibbs@dora.state.co.us

Colorado Legal Services
Handles civil cases for indigent persons.
424 Pine, Suite 105, Ft. Collins, CO 80524
Ph: 970-493-2891
Fax: 970 493-3758

Larimer County Legal Aid Program.
Ph: 970-409-6082
In the Fort Collins area, they meet at 12:30 each Wednesday on the 4th floor of the Larimer County Justice Center, 204 LaPorte Ave. in Ft. Collins. They serve the first eight (8) clients for civil disputes (no criminal or fee generating cases).
In the Loveland area, they meet each Wednesday at 10:00 on the second floor of the Loveland Community Health Center, 450 N. Cleveland, Loveland. They serve the first six (6) clients.

Office of the District Attorney
Refers or investigates criminal matters.
201 LaPorte Ave, Suite 200. Ft. Collins, CO 80521-2763
Ph: 970-498-7200
Fax: 970-498-7250

Public Defender
Defends lower income persons who have been accused of criminal action.
One Old Town Square, #201, Ft. Collins, CO 80524
Ph: 970-493-1212
Fax: 970-498-8867