COLORADO'S GENERAL ELECTION IS NOVEMBER 3, 2026​

We Deserve Leaders Who Care.

The general election is when voters choose who actually holds office. In the general, voters choose between candidates from different parties who are all running for the same seat.

When our communities participate, we help ensure decision-makers understand and respond to the needs of Latine families, young people, immigrants, and working people.

Your Vote Matters!

Your vote helps decide who serves in elected offices, represents our communities, and who makes decisions affecting our daily lives. 

COLOR understands that not everyone in our communities are able to vote due to age, documentation status, and other circumstances. Voting is one of the many tools we use, and every individual holds political power whether or not they can vote in the U.S. Our communities deserve leaders who listen, lead with care, and make decisions with community in mind.

Register or Update Your Voter Registration

Make sure you are registered to vote or have updated your voter registration! This is the chance to make any adjustments to your voter information such as address changes or party affiliation. Visit the Secretary of State website today and ensure you are voter ready! 

IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES

    • October 5th
      • Ballots mailed to all active registered voters
    • October 12th
      • Ballot drop boxes open
    • October 19th
      • Voter Service Centers (VSPC) for in person voting open
    • October 22nd
      • Last day to mail your ballot back and ensure it arrives on time; last day to request a replacement ballot be mailed to you
    • November 3rd
      • Election Day; ballots must be received by 7 p.m.

Want More Voter Information?

Visit our Voter Information page for more details on voting, elections, and frequently asked questions!

2ND ANNUAL NUESTRO PODER NUNCA MUERE

Join the COLOR team for our 2nd Annual Nuestro Poder Nunca Muere on October 27, 2026, in Denver, a family-friendly community gathering celebrating our collective power, our stories, and the generations who came before us.

Bring your family and loved ones and join us in the spirit of Día de Muertos and Vote Early Day for an evening of food, treats, music, lotería, and conversations about the power we hold in our communities and at the ballot box. Whether you bring your ballot, have questions about voting, or simply want to spend time in community, you’ll have space to connect, reflect, and make a plan to vote early.

Throughout the evening, we’ll celebrate the ways our power lives on through our families, our communities, and the choices we make for future generations. Guests of all ages will also have an opportunity to honor an ancestor, mentor, loved one, or future generation and reflect on what it means to carry their power forward.

Come with your family, bring your people, and join us for food, music, stories, and community, and leave reminded that nuestro poder nunca muere.

RSVP here