Voter Registration

Visit the Larimer County Clerk's website to

• Register to vote
• Check your voter registration status (and look up precinct information)
• Sign up for a permanent mail-in ballot
  All voters in Colorado may vote by permanent mail-in ballot (formerly called "absentee ballot"). The Elections Department will automatically send a mail-in ballot to all permanent mail-in voters for all elections conducted by the county. To become a permanent mail-in voter, visit the Larimer County Clerk's website, download, complete and sign the Mail-In Ballot Application. Be sure to check the box next to "Yes, I want to be a permanent mail-in voter and automatically receive a mail-in ballot for all applicable elections."

Voter Registration Deadlines

The deadline for voter registration is 29 days before Election Day.

January 6, 2012 is the deadline for voters to affiliate with the Democratic Party in order to be eligible to vote in precinct caucuses, which will be held on March 6, 2012.

In order to vote at any precinct caucus, assembly, or convention of a political party, the elector shall be a resident of the precinct for thirty days, shall have registered to vote no later than twenty-nine days before the caucus, assembly, or convention, and shall be affiliated with the political party holding the caucus, assembly, or convention for at least two months as shown on the registration books of the county clerk and recorder. (C.R.S.1-3-101)

How to read your Precinct Number

Precinct numbers are 10-digit numbers, such as 2145335310.
The first digit = Congressional District (2 in this example).
The second and third digits = State Senate District (14 in this example).
The third and fourth digits = State House District (53 in this example).
The fifth and sixth digits = County (Larimer is 35).
The last three digits = Precinct (310 in this example.)

Precincts are redrawn every 10 years during reapportionment. A precinct is approximately 1,000 registered voters.