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How to vote in Weld County in the 2026 General Election
Voters can register or update a registration, track mail ballots through BallotTrax and find voting or drop-off sites; deadlines vary by method, with in-person registration available through Election Day.
Weld County offers ways to register or update a registration, track a mail ballot and find voting or drop-off locations for the 2026 General Election, scheduled for Nov. 3.
Who is eligible to vote in Weld County?
To register, you must meet these requirements:
- Be a United States citizen.
- Be a Colorado resident for 22 days or more.
- Be at least 15 years old. Fifteen-year-olds can preregister and may cast a ballot if they will be 18 on or before Election Day.
- Complete all fields marked “REQUIRED,” including your complete address and apartment or unit number.
How do I register or update my voter registration in Weld County?
If you have a Colorado State driver’s license or ID card issued by the Department of Revenue, you can register online at govotecolorado.gov. Registered voters can also change their address or party affiliation on their current registration there.
If you have not been issued a Colorado driver’s license or ID card, you can use a paper voter-registration form. Weld County provides forms in English and Spanish. Print and sign the form before returning it. You can return a signed form by:
- Mail to Weld County Elections, PO BOX 459, Greeley CO 80632.
- Fax to 970-304-6566.
- Email to [email protected] as a signed PDF or TIFF attachment.
Weld County’s registration deadlines are:
- By mail, through a voter registration drive or at a voter registration agency: up to 22 days before Election Day.
- Online: up to 8 days before Election Day.
- In person at the Weld County Election Office, 1250 H St, Greeley CO 80631, or a designated voter service and polling location: through and including Election Day.
Your eligibility to vote is based on the online registration date, the postmark date or the date you deliver a registration form to the county Clerk and Recorder’s office.
How can I track my mail ballot?
You can track your mail ballot through BallotTrax. The system tracks every mail-in ballot from printing to acceptance and sends voters email, text and voice alerts about the ballot’s progress.
The Weld County Elections Department listed Oct. 2 as the first day ballots would be mailed to registered voters.
Where can I vote in person or drop off a mail ballot in Weld County?
As of Oct. 10, the county’s wait-times page listed these 24-hour ballot drop-off locations as open:
- Aims Cornerstone Building, 5401 W 20th St, Greeley
- Briggsdale School District, 420 Main St, Briggsdale
- Carbon Valley Recreation Center, 701 5th St, Frederick
- Eaton Community Center, 1675 3rd St, Eaton
- Erie Community Center, 450 Powers St, Erie
- Evans Community Complex, 1100 37th St, Evans
- Fort Lupton Aims Campus, 260 College Ave, Fort Lupton
- Greeley Fire Station 1, 1122 11th Ave, Greeley
- Grover Town Hall, 315 Chatoga St, Grover
- Hudson Library, 100 S Beech St, Hudson
- Lochbuie Town Hall, 703 County Road 37, Lochbuie
- Mead Community Center, 242 Main St, Mead
- Milliken Town Hall, 1101 Broad St, Milliken
- New Raymer Church, 225 County Road 86, New Raymer
- Nunn Town Hall, 185 Lincoln Ave, Nunn
- Platteville Town Hall, 400 Grand Ave, Platteville
- Severance Town Hall, 3 Timber Ridge Pkwy, Severance
- Southwest Weld Complex, 4209 Weld CR 24 1/2, Longmont
- UNC University Center, 2101 10th Ave, Greeley
- Weld County Election Office, 1250 H St, Greeley
- Windsor Recreation Center, 250 11th St, Windsor
The county’s 2026 Voter Service & Polling Centers list includes:
- Fort Lupton Aims Campus, 260 College Ave, Fort Lupton
- Southwest Weld Complex, 4209 Weld CR 24 1/2, Longmont
- Trinity Lutheran Church, 3000 35th Ave, Greeley
- Aims Cornerstone Building, 5401 W 20th St, Greeley
- Eaton Community Center, 1675 3rd St, Eaton
- Erie Community Center, 450 Powers St, Erie
- Hudson Town Hall, 50 Beech St, Hudson
- Johnstown Senior Center, 101 Charlotte St, Johnstown
- Keenesburg Town Hall, 140 S Main St, Keenesburg
- Nunn Town Hall, 185 Lincoln Ave, Nunn
- Platteville Town Hall, 400 Grand Ave, Platteville
- UNC Campus Commons, 1051 22nd St, Greeley
- Weld Training Center, 1104 H St, Greeley
- Windsor Recreation Center, 250 11th St, Windsor
- Ault Pierce Fire Department, 16680 Highway 14, Ault
- Brighton Recreation Center, 555 N 11th Ave, Brighton
- Carbon Valley Recreation Center, 701 5th St, Frederick
- Dacono Council Chambers, 512 Cherry Ave, Dacono
- Kersey Community Center, 215 2nd St, Kersey
- Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Rd, Longmont
Weld County’s in-person voting sites are scheduled to open starting Oct. 19. The Weld County Election Office at 1250 H St, Greeley, is listed as a location with no in-person voting and is separately listed as a 24-hour ballot drop-off location.
When do Weld County's 24-hour ballot drop-off locations close?
Weld County lists the 24-hour drop-off locations as scheduled to close at 7 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 3. The county set Oct. 2 as their opening date.