COLORADO SPRINGS – County clerks across the state began mailing ballots to Colorado voters Monday a little more than three weeks until election day.
Voters have until 7 p.m. on Nov. 6, 2018 to turn in their ballots. If you’re mailing your ballot back, it’s best to make sure it’s in the mail at least a week before election day to ensure it arrives before that deadline.
You can also check the status of your ballot to ensure it was mailed and that it was counted.
Voters should expect a long ballot this year, due to 13 statewide ballot questions and a number of contested races locally. In El Paso County, the long ballot cost an extra $140,000 to print.
With a long ballot comes a lot of questions about the issues, what’s on your ballot and more information about who you’re voting for.
Luckily News 5 has you covered with our Election Watch coverage. Click on the links below for information you can use to help guide you through your ballot.
WATCH: The State Debate from KOAA and the Gazette
Redistricting questions on November ballot
Ballot question wants to change setbacks for oil and gas
November ballot to include questions on how to fund road projects
Amendment 74 brings up property rights debate
Payday loan interest rate cap on November ballot
Amendment 73 calls to increase taxes among high earners to boost education funding
‘Prohibit Slavery’ question on the ballot again in 2018
El Paso County November General Election information
Pueblo County November General Election information
Fremont County November General Election information
Teller County November General Election information
Otero County November General Election information
Huerfano County November General Election information
Crowley County November General Election information
Prowers County November General Election information
