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2019 General Election
Ballot QuestionsResolution 2019-9-1 Sales Tax Question 1A
Sunset Ridge PID 2019-8-5
Commenting on Ballot Questions
Voters can make comments that will be summarized in notices sent October 3, 2019, to the household of all Active Registered Voters. Once comments are received (either pro comments or con comments) by the Designated Election Official (for County questions, the County Clerk is the DEO), the comments are summarized in 500 words or less and are included in the notice.Explanation - Filing Pro and Con
2018 General Election Abstract
Final election results - election abstract
2018 General Election
Ballots were mailed out to all active registered voters on Monday, October 15th! Commissioner Linke and Commissioner Cimino assisted with transporting all 100 trays of ballots to the post office. This is the earliest date allowed by statute.
Voted ballots must be received by the Clerk and Recorder by 7 pm on November 6, 2018 in order to be counted. Postmarks do not count. You can return your ballot by mail or by using any of drop boxes in the county.
Drop Off and VSPC Locations
Turnout
The statistics below show how many ballots have been received as of today:1,893 Fraser Drop Box
1,859 Granby Drop Box
591 Grand Lake Drop Box
1,142 Hot Sulphur Springs Drop Box
781 Kremmling Drop Box
1,311 Mail
34 UOCAVA Online
33 Received in other county drop boxes
311 Voted in person at a VSPC
7,955 TOTAL Received
To date we have received 578 undeliverable ballots with 85 of those designated as "temporarily away."
Ballot Processing
Once election judges pick up ballots at the drop boxes or at the post office, the ballots are brought back to the Clerk's Office. The bar codes on the envelopes are scanned into the state voter registration system so that voters can see that their ballot has been "received" on the website (www.govotecolorado.com). Next, the unopened ballot goes to a team of judges (one Republican and one Democrat) for signature verification.
0 Ballots are waiting for signature verification
7,597 Ballots have been signature processed
311 In person
7 Ballots rejected for being unsigned
28 Ballots rejected for signature discrepancy
12 Ballots rejected for being received late
7,955 Total ballots received
Sample Ballots and Ballot Information
Statewide ballot contentThe Blue Book is online in English and Spanish at the link below. The 2018 Blue Book is complete and has been mailed to registered voter mailboxes beginning the week of September 24, 2018. A limited number of copies will be mailed to the County Clerk's office beginning in early October.
Blue Book
Countywide ballot content
All voters within the county will be eligible to vote on the federal, state and county content on this ballot.
Countywide ballot content
The resolutions below offer information regarding the three Grand County ballot questions:
Resolution Regarding Ballot Question 1A
Resolution Regarding Ballot Question 1B
Resolution Regarding Ballot Question 1C
Ballot Content for Fire Districts
Two fire districts have certified ballot content to the 2018 General Ballot. If you live within the boundaries of either of these two fire districts, you will be eligible to vote on an additional question.
Grand Fire Protection District ballot content
Grand Lake Fire Protection District ballot content
Ballot Content for Towns
Two towns have certified ballot content to the 2018 General Ballot. If you live within the town limits of either of these towns, you will be eligible to vote on these additional issues:
Town of Hot Sulphur Springs ballot content
Town of Granby ballot content
General Election Results
Follow this link for election results for the 2018 General Election
http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CO/Grand/
Voter Registration
It is our mission to process and maintain public voter registration records and to ensure that the opportunity to participate in the democratic process is provided to all eligible voters.
If you would like to register to vote or update your voter registration record and you have a Colorado Driver's license or ID card, you can do this online at www.GoVoteColorado.com.
If you do not have a Colorado Driver's License or ID card or you would like to register using a paper form, please print and complete the Colorado Registration Form and return it in person, by mail, by fax, or by email to:
Grand County Clerk and Recorder
308 Byers Avenue
PO Box 120
Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451
Fax: 970-725-0100
Email: grandelections@co.grand.co.us
Confidentiality Request Form
Current Political Party Composition in Grand County in 2018
The political party composition of Grand County is constantly changing as people move in and out of the county, change party affiliations, and move between precincts. Students in the math classes at West Grand Middle School have prepared pie charts showing the current political party composition of different precincts and districts within Grand County. Their data is current as of October 2018. Check out their work!
Colorado
Grand County
West Grand School District
East Grand School District
Precinct 1
Precinct 2
Precinct 3
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Precinct 6
Precinct 7
Precinct 8
Precinct 9
Precinct 10
Precinct 11
Precinct 12
Mail Ballots
In 2013 Colorado became an all mail ballot state due to the passage of House Bill 1303. For the 2018 General Election all active registered voters were sent a ballot in the mail to the mailing address on record in the state voter registration system. The ballots were mailed on October 15, 2018.
You may cast your ballot by mail, drop it off at the Grand County Administration Building's 24 hour drop box or at any other drop off location. If you plan to mail your ballot back to us, the United States Post Office recommends that you mail it early. During the Primary Election we saw delivery times of up to 12 days for a ballot to get from voter to the county. The ballot must be received in the Clerk and Recorder's Office by 7:00 p.m. on November 6, 2018 in order to be counted. Postmarks do not count.
Be sure to sign the affidavit on your ballot envelope.
A voter can go to www.GoVoteColorado.com to see if we have received his or her ballot.
If we have not received a voter’s ballot, the voter can come to the County Administration Building and vote in person. If a voter decides to do that and we get his or her ballot in the mail, we will void the ballot received in the mail.
If you prefer to cast your ballot in person, simply visit our Voter Service and Polling Center where your mail ballot will be voided so that you can vote in person.
Drop Off Locations
Check out the new 24 hour drop box at the Grand County Administration Building! It is open to receive ballots as of October 17, 2018. The drop box is under 24 hour surveillance.
A similar ballot box has been installed in the Fraser Valley at the Grand Park Community Recreation Center.
A similar box has also been installed at the Granby Town Hall to serve the citizens in Granby and the surrounding area.
A similar box has been installed at the Grand Lake Town Hall to serve the citizens in Grand Lake and the surrounding area.
There is also a 24 hour drop box at the CSU Extension Hall in Kremmling.
These boxes are open to receive ballots as of October 19, 2018.
How are returned ballots processed?
Part Seven - Ballot Tabulation
Common Questions and Answers
Comments from our Election Judges
2016 General Election Results
Official Election ResultsNote: If you are looking for the Grand County results, be sure to click on the blue tab for "Counties Reporting" and choose Grand County.
2016 Abstract of Election for Grand County
2014 Abstract of Election for Grand County
2013 Abstract of Election for Grand County
2012 Abstract of Election for Grand County
Voter Lists
To request a voter list, please complete the appropriate form below. It may be submitted by mail, fax or email. Application for Voter List
Official's Application for Voter List
Equipment Requests
The Clerk and Recorder's office is willing to lend election equipment such as voting booths and ballot boxes for use in municipal and special district elections.
Equipment Request Form