Important dates:* Monday, June 17: Deadline to register to vote and still receive a ballot in the mail. * Tuesday, June 25: Primary election day. Polling stations open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ballots must be returned by 7 p.m.
Who gets a ballot?* Voters who are registered with a political party, and voters who are registered as unaffiliated. * Registered Democrats will receive a Democratic primary ballot. * Registered Republicans will receive a Republican primary ballot. * Unaffiliated voters will receive both Democratic and Republican primary ballots, however, they may only return one. If both ballots are returned, both ballots will be rejected. * Third party registered voters will receive a primary ballot IF their party didn’t select candidates at nominating conventions.
What is on the ballot?* Congressional, state, and local primary races.
How to vote?* Register to vote at GoVoteColorado.com. * Mail-in ballots are being sent to registered voters starting June 3. * If you want to vote by mail, you must register to vote by June 17. * In-person voting centers will be open across the state by June 17. Find your local voting center here. [insert link to your local clerk and recorder’s office] * All ballots must be returned by 7 p.m. on June 25.
What else do I need to know?* You can track your ballot at BallotTrax. * Everyone who votes in person at the polls must provide identification. If you are casting a ballot by mail for the first time, you may also need to provide a photocopy of your identification when you return your mail ballot. This is a list of acceptable forms of identification.
2nd Congressional District* Boulder, Weld, Clear Creek, Eagle, Gilpin, Grand, Jefferson, Larimer, Summit, Jackson, and Routt counties.
Boulder County Democratic Party ballot candidates* Representative to the 119th United States Congress – District 2: Joe Neguse * State Board of Education member – District 2: Kathy Gebhardt and Marisol Lynda Rodriguez * Regent of the University of Colorado- at large: Elliott Hood and Charles “CJ” Johnson * State Senator – District 17: Sonya Jaquez Lewis * State Senator – district 18: Judy Amabile and Jovita Schiffer * State Representative – District 10: Junie Joseph and Tina Mueh * State Representative – District 11: Karen McCormick * State Representative – District 12: Kyle Brown * State Representative – District 19: Jennifer Lea Parenti * State Representative– District 49: Lesley Smith and Max Woodfin * District Attorney – 20th Judicial District: Michael T. Dougherty * County Commissioner – District 1: Claire Levy * County Commissioner– District 2: Marta Loachamin * County Coroner: Jeff Martin
Boulder County Republican Party ballot candidates* Representative to the 119th United States Congress – District 2: Marshall Dawson * Regent of the University of Colorado – At Large: Eric Rinard * State Senator – District 17: Tom Van Lone * State Representative– District 10: William B. DeOreo * State Representative– District 11: Kathy Reeves and Terri Goon * State Representative– District 12: Robert Mahler and Mark Milliman * State Representative– District 19: Dan Woog * State Representative– District 49: Steve Ferrante * County Commissioner – District 2: Donald “Don” Lewis
2024 campaign finances:How much money each candidate’s committee has raised as of June 17:
*Figure includes $1,014,644 in spending by an independent expenditure committee. Learn more
*Figure includes $281,867 in spending by an independent expenditure committee. Learn more
*Figure includes $17,652 in spending by an independent expenditure committee. Learn more
Sources:
Rocky Mountain Community Radio
Boulder Weekly (link1) (link2) (link3)
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