Windsor
Windsor 2026 mail ballots: how to check, replace and vote
Local voters can check mailing status and update their address at GoVoteColorado.gov, call the county Election Office if a ballot has not arrived by Oct. 12, and request a replacement ballot by mail through Oct. 26.
Weld County’s 2026 general election is a mail-ballot election. Ballot distribution by mail was set to begin Oct. 2, with voters expected to start receiving ballots the week of Oct. 5.
Here’s what to do if a ballot has not arrived, how to check its status, how to request a replacement and where to vote in person.
What should Windsor voters do if their mail ballot has not arrived?
The Weld County notice instructed you to call the Election Office at 970-304-6525 to receive a ballot if you had not received one by Oct. 12.
How can Windsor voters check whether a ballot was mailed and track its status?
You can check whether your ballot has been mailed on the GoVoteColorado.gov website by logging in to your voter record and checking its ballot status. You can also check or change the mailing address on your voter-registration file there.
For further questions about your ballot’s status, contact your county clerk and recorder or sign up for BallotTrax. Weld County describes BallotTrax as a system that tracks every mail-in ballot from printed to accepted and sends email, text and voice alerts about its status.
How can Windsor voters get a replacement ballot?
If you did not receive a ballot, or made a mistake, damaged or lost it, you may request a replacement from your county clerk or vote in person at a voter service and polling center. For a damaged ballot or a mistake, the Weld County notice directs you to call the Election Office at 970-304-6525 for a replacement.
The last day to request a ballot by mail is Oct. 26. The last day to request a replacement ballot by mail is also Oct. 26.
Where can Windsor voters vote in person?
You can vote in person at the Windsor Recreation Center, 250 11th St., Windsor. Weld County voter service and polling centers allow you to request or replace a ballot, update your voter record, register to vote and vote using an accessible ballot-marking device through Election Day.
Weld County lists these hours for the Windsor Recreation Center:
- Friday, Oct. 30: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Saturday, Oct. 31: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Sunday, Nov. 1: closed.
- Monday, Nov. 2: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Election Day, Nov. 3: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.