This week, we’re holding two truths at the same time: our calls for joyful civic engagement by people of faith and conscience are resonating – and also that some Coloradans are facing targeted campaigns of hatred by those who want to exploit our religious differences for their own power. As we’re preparing for election day and voting, we want to be direct: Coloradans want a state where every faith belongs! Let’s be loud and proud about our solidarity with our fellow Coloradans and our rejection of religious division.
Colorado faith leaders talk about why The Vote Is Sacred
A diverse group of faith leaders joined us to talk about their faith traditions and why they believe the Vote is Sacred.
VSPCs are Open!
Voter Service and Polling Centers (VSPCs) are now open throughout Colorado, and more are scheduled to open through the next week and into election day. Just Vote Colorado provides a useful map to find voting locations, including drop boxes. Your county clerk’s office will also have more information on VSPCs in your county.
If you’re going to a VSPC for in-person voting, you’ll need to bring valid identification.
Colorado accepts a valid Colorado driver’s license or state ID card, but also accepts several other forms of ID for voting. Review the list of acceptable forms of ID and be prepared when you arrive at the VSPC!
Mark Your Calendars!
Visit Interfaith Alliance of Colorado’s Instagram page for key election dates.
Monday, October 26th is the final day to register and receive a mail ballot. It is also the recommended final day to mail your ballot in order for it to arrive by 7 p.m. on election day. Mail ballots can also be deposited at designated drop off locations, including VSPCs and drop boxes.