Colorado Voter Registration
Exercising your right to vote is a fundamental part of our democracy, and in Fremont County, Colorado, we're committed to making the registration process as straightforward as possible. Whether you're a new resident, a first-time voter, or simply need to update your registration, this guide will walk you through the requirements and steps to ensure you're ready to cast your ballot in the next election.
From eligibility criteria to various registration methods, we've compiled all the essential information you need to participate in our democratic process. Remember, your voice matters, and registering to vote is your first step in making it...
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2024 General Election
Sample Ballots play a crucial role in Fremont County's election process, especially given Colorado's status as an all-mail voting state (with an in-person option). Sample ballots are provided for download and study, ensuring you're well-prepared when it's time to vote.
During election periods, you can also view your specific sample ballot by visiting www.GoVoteColorado.gov and selecting "View my sample ballot." Sample ballots are posted for upcoming elections, including the November General Election, as soon as they become available....
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Running for Elected Office
Are you considering running for public office in Fremont County? This page provides essential information and resources to guide you through the process of becoming a candidate. Whether you're interested in a county-level position or exploring other public offices, we're here to help you understand the requirements and procedures.
If you are considering running for public office, you may want to ensure that you are qualified to hold the office you seek and are familiar with the duties of the office. You may view and print candidate requirements and office responsibilities/duties from https://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/Colorado/.
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Fremont County Procedures
In Fremont County, we are committed to ensuring transparency and integrity in our election process. An essential part of this commitment is the role of election poll watchers and observers. These individuals, appointed by political parties, candidates, or issue committees, play a crucial role in overseeing various aspects of the election process, from voting to ballot counting.
This guide outlines the procedures and requirements for watchers and observers in Fremont County, in accordance with Colorado state law and regulations. Whether you're a potential watcher, a candidate, or simply an interested voter, understanding these procedures is crucial for maintaining the fairness and...
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Maps and GIS Data
Here, you'll find some geographic information crucial for understanding our local electoral landscape. Whether you're a voter looking to locate your district or a researcher seeking in-depth GIS data, this page offers easy access to the latest electoral mapping information. Explore our resources to gain a clear visual understanding of Fremont County's political geography.
The new interactive web mapping application is available for all voters. The new map shows the updated precincts, updated commissioner districts, city council districts, and much more. To access the map, go to https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/3b1882580e6e453fb1c211a2b9b47f42
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Transparency and Fairness
Recall Information
Colorado law provides a mechanism for voters to remove certain state and local officials from office before their term expires. This process, known as a recall, applies to a wide range of positions including the Governor, Attorney General, and members of various state boards. However, it's important to note that federal officials like U.S. Senators and Representatives are exempt from this process.
To begin a recall, citizens must first create a petition and have it approved by the appropriate authority. For state-level officials, this is the Secretary of State's Office, while county-level recalls require approval from the local clerk and...
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Fremont County and State of Colorado
This resource provides you with essential contact information for the elected representatives serving our community at various levels of government. From Colorado's state officials, including the Governor and Secretary of State, to our local representatives in the State Senate and House of Representatives, this directory ensures you can easily connect with those who shape policies affecting our county.
Whether you need to reach out to U.S. Senators, your Congressional Representative, or state legislators, you'll find their contact details here. We encourage Fremont County residents to stay informed and engaged with their elected officials, fostering a strong connection between our community and...
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Youth + Democracy = A Stronger Colorado
Since its inception in 2000, the Colorado Secretary of State’s Student Election Judges Program has been a great success for students and a bonus for the county election officials and educators who have participated in the program. During the 2012 Presidential Election, hundreds of students around the state joined the ranks of adult election judges working cooperatively setting up polling locations, processing voters, ballots and tallying the votes cast.
The student judge experience exposes students to grass roots democracy in their community and enables them to earn money for working the Election.
Ultimately, we hope it motivates these students to become active...
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