Your Vote is Your Voice
Our goal is to ensure that all individuals in Montrose County have access to thorough information about the voting procedure. By offering easily understandable and readily available resources, our aim is to empower all members of the community to participate in the democratic process and have a say in local and national matters.
Let’s unite to guarantee that every single voice is significant!
If you voted early and want to make sure that your ballot has been counted, go to this easy-to-use site:
ballottrax.coloradosos.gov/voter
All you need is your name, date of birth, and ZIP code, although you can also sign up to receive emails and/or texts when your future ballots are mailed, received, and counted.
Visit the Office of District Attorney, 7th Judicial District website to report a possible election violation.
If you believe you have been the victim of voter intimidation or voter harassment, please call 911 or report the incident to the law enforcement agency in the locality and jurisdiction where the intimidation or harassment occurred.
Your voter registration record is available at Colorado Secretary of State. If you haven’t already registered to vote in Colorado, you can do so here.
In 2016, voters passed Propositions 107 and 108, which allowed voters who are not members of any party (unaffiliated voters) to vote in primary elections. However, unaffiliated voters still cannot participate in precinct caucuses.
If you are unaffiliated, you will be allowed to vote in the primary election in June, but you will not be allowed to participate in either the Democratic or Republican caucuses this March.
If you are unaffiliated and have more questions, please refer to the frequently asked questions page regarding primary elections page available on the Colorado Secretary of State’s website. You may also contact our office at State.ElectionsDivision@sos.state.co.us or 303-894-2200 (extension 3).
The Colorado Secretary of State has provided a handy list of frequently-asked questions for party caucuses and primaries.
Download or print these instructions
- Click this button to open the Colorado Secretary of State’s website:
Find My Voter Registration - Fill in your full name, ZIP code, and date of birth.
- Click the “I’m not a robot” box.
- Click the blue Search button.
- When your voter record appears, click the County & District Information tab.
- The first line will display a long number in the District Information section.
- The last three (3) digits of this number represent your county precinct number, as shown below. You must enter this number on the Caucus Registration Form.
If you need help, please contact Kim Floyde at kim@montrosedemocrats.org.
Here are the latest Montrose County precinct maps, last updated on January 19, 2022
- Montrose County 2024 General Election Results (not certified yet)
- Montrose County 2023 General Election Results
- Montrose County 2022 General Election Results
- Montrose County 2021 Coordinated Election Results
- Montrose County 2020 General Election Results
- Montrose County 2019 Coordinated Election Results
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