Contact: Hillary Hall, Boulder County Clerk & Recorder, 303-413-7700 or 303-884-0593
Colorado Precinct Caucus Day is on Tuesday, Feb. 5
The Colorado Democratic and Republican parties will hold caucuses on Tuesday, Feb. 5 in precincts across Boulder County.
Per Colorado Revised Statutes, registered voters can participate in caucus as long as they were registered at their current address no later than Jan. 7, and have been affiliated with their political party since Dec. 5, 2007. Statute also requires voters to reside in their precinct at least 30 days prior to caucus.
Voters can find their precinct's caucus location by either contacting their party's headquarters or by visiting their party's website:
Additionally, the Republican and Democratic parties have provided the Boulder County Clerk & Recorder’s office with listings of their precinct caucus locations. Voters can find their caucus location by visiting www.voteboulder.org.
As is specified in Colorado statutes, the Democratic and Republican parties run caucuses. For more details on Tuesday, Feb. 5, caucus night, contact the Republican and Democratic parties.
ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE? If
you wish to verify that you are an ACTIVE registered
voter and registered
at the correct
address
or
the correct
mailing
address contact vote@co.boulder.co.us
or call 303-413-7740.
CHECK YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION STATUS ON-LINE: You
can now check your voter registration status on-line. Visit Boulder
County's website for details.
If you are unsure of the address on your voter
registration records,
please contact Boulder County Clerk and Recorder's office to verify
your records. Their phone number is (303) 413-7740.
Download a Voter Registration Form from Boulder
County's website (link shown above). Complete the form and mail
it to: Boulder County Elections, 1750 33rd Street, Suite 200, Boulder
CO 80301-2546.
You may pick up a Voter Registration Form at any
public library, any town or city hall. Or you may register at any
driver's license office in the state. Fill out the form and mail
it to Boulder County Elections, 1750 33rd Street, Suite 200, Boulder,CO
80301-2546.
For more information, visit the Colorado Secretary of State Elections Division - The general responsibility of the Elections Division is to oversee the uniform application of the Colorado Election Code in conjunction with 64 County Clerk and Recorders. The Elections Division arranges and certifies the primary and general election ballots for the State. In addition to supervising elections, the Elections Division also maintains voter registration files, registers lobbyists, administers Campaign Finance Laws, and is the filing office for conflicts of interest and oaths of office.