Detailed Information for Voters
Voter Registration:
2012 Deadlines Election Calendar:
Overseas or Emergency Registrations:
Homeless and Criminal Conviction FAQ's:
Cancelling Voter Registrations:
Pueblo County policy relating to political signs
Voter Registration
Where to Register
You may register to vote or make changes to your voter registration by using the Voter Registration Application Form.
You May Also
Sign Up To Receive Mail In Ballots
You may return these forms in person, via mail, or you may email a scanned copy to Pueblo County Elections
Qualifications
In order to register to vote you must be:
- At least 18 years of age by the date of the election
- A citizen of the United States
- A resident of Colorado and of your Pueblo precinct at least 30 days prior to the election, and consider this your sole legal place of residence
Please note: If you turn 18 years of age after the deadline to register for an election but before the election itself, you may register to vote prior to your 18th birthday. You must register before the voter registration deadline.
Before you register, please review the ID Requirements.
2012 Deadlines:
Party Contact Information
Democratic Headquarters 546-2745
Republican Headquarters 295-0600
Overseas or Emergency Registrations
Overseas Voters
Citizens living outside the U.S., including members of the military and spouses and dependents are eligible to register to vote in Pueblo, if Pueblo was your last domestic address. The Federal Government provides useful information for voters who are overseas. You may also download the overseas voters registration form. You must meet the usual voter registration deadlines: the Pueblo County Election Department must receive your application at least 29 days prior to an election if you wish to vote in that election.
Emergency Registration
You may register to vote in an election after the voter registration deadline has passed if you appear in person and declare under oath that you wish to vote in the election and precinct for which the deadline was missed, and attest under oath to one of the following conditions:
You applied to register to vote prior to the deadline using a federal post card application or mail registration application.
You registered with a voter registration drive prior to the deadline and are able to produce a receipt from the registration form you filled out or state the location of the voter registration drive and provide an approximate date that you filled out the registration form.
You registered at another agency under the National Voter Registration Act (Motor Voter): Department of Motor Vehicles, Human Services, Social Services etc.
Homeless and Criminal Conviction FAQ's
Voter Registration for Homeless People
Voter Registration for People With Felony or Misdemeanor Convictions
People convicted of misdemeanors do not lose their right to vote. Those convicted of felonies regain their right to vote once incarceration and any parole have been completed.
Cancelling Voter Registrations:
Cancellation of Registration Information
Self Affirmation of Withdrawal of Registration Form
