We are offering some “Frequently Asked Questions.” However, we want to hear from you, so please feel free to call us (244-1662).

How old must you be to register to vote in Mesa County?
You must be 18 years old. You may also register if you are going to turn 18 years old by the date of the next election.

Who is eligible to register to vote in Mesa County?
You must be a citizen of the United States; and consider Mesa County to be your sole legal place of residence.

Where can you register to vote in Mesa County?
You may register to vote, make changes in your name or address, or provide the Elections Division with additional new information at any of the Clerk and Recorder offices, or at any town/city hall or driver’s license office in the State of Colorado.

Are there deadlines for registering to vote in an election?
You may contact or visit the Elections Division, or visit the Election Calendar link on this website.

Are Voter Registration forms available?
Voter Registration Application and/or Absentee Ballot Application forms are available at any of the Clerk and Recorder offices, and are also available to down load and print. See Forms link on this website. Complete the form(s) and return it to any one of the Clerk and Recorder offices. Note: When mailing a registration form, please have a copy of your driver’s license or state ID to submit with the registration.

Am I required to affiliate with a political party?
You may affiliate with either the Democrat and Republican parties, one of the minor political parties, or a political organization recognized in Colorado. You may also choose not to affiliate with any party or organization, designating your status as “unaffiliated.”

Are there any costs involved?
There is no fee to register to vote. Should you wish to purchase certified documents reflecting voter registration, those may be purchased at the Elections Office for $2.25 each. A voter registration card may be purchased for $1.00.

How do I know if I am registered to vote?
You may contact or visit the Elections Division, or visit the Where Do I Vote link on this website. For your Voter Information on our Interactive Voice Response system, please call 256-1562.

What precinct do I live in, and where is my polling place?
You may contact or visit the Elections Division, or visit the Where Do I Vote link on this website. Election day Vote Centers will be available, so eligible voters may vote at any one of the 20 locations within the county. For your Voter Information on our Interactive Voice Response system, please call 256-1562.

What is Mesa County’s voting equipment?
Mesa County has touch screen voting equipment (with voter verifiable paper audit record) for Early Voting & Election Day, and optical scan voting equipment for Absentee Voting.

We are here to help you, the voter. Should you have further questions, please call (970)244-1662.