Election Information

Online Resources: Untitled Document

City of Boulder Elections

Boulder County Elections

Boulder Community Network Government Center

Municipal Channel 8
Candidate Statements, Candidate Forums, Archived City Council Meetings

KGNU 88.5FM
Streaming audio archives of on-air candidate forums

Dates:

Wednesday, October 29
 Candidate Forum at CU-Boulder

  • 5:00pm
  • UMC's east food court ( in front of Subway and Wok 'n' Roll)

Friday, October 31

  • Last day to apply in person for an absentee ballot

Tuesday, November 4

  • Last day to return ballots in person
  • Deadline is 7:00pm

Are you registered?

Boulder County Press Release:
Up-to-date voter registration required to receive ballot

Boulder County Voter Registration Look-up
Voter Registration by mail PDF form

General Election Information:

The following statement has been prepared by the City of Boulder, and is reprinted as it appears here

"The City of Boulder Municipal Election will be conducted as a coordinated election with Boulder County by mail ballot. All active voters are automatically mailed a ballot to the address at which they are registered 25 days to 15 days prior to the date of the election. An active voter is any voter who cast a ballot in the most recent general election, has registered to vote since the last general election, or who has updated an existing voter registration record since the last general election. Ballots cannot be forwarded. Ballots will be available at the County Clerk and Recorder’s Office for any inactive voter wishing to vote, for voters who have moved and therefore did not receive a ballot and for any other eligible voter who for whatever reason did not receive a ballot. These voters will need to sign a sworn statement to the circumstances regarding their need for a ballot and make an address change to their voter registration records if they have moved. The ballot may be picked up in person by the voter or maybe mailed directly to the voter. Ballots returned to the County Clerk as undeliverable will be logged in, held in a locked area and fully accounted for as part of the audit process. Completed ballots may be returned by mail or dropped off at any office of the Boulder County Clerk. In order to be counted, they must be received no later than 7:00 p.m. on election night."

Candidates:

There are 14 candidates running for 6 open council seats. We have now endorsed candidates and ballot initiatves .
You can find up to date financial filings of council candidates on the city's website

Ballot Initiatives:

Additional Ballot Initiative Information:

In The Press: