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~ Colorado Springs, CO - As the 2025 General Municipal Election approaches, registered voters in Colorado Springs can expect to receive their ballots in the mail on Friday, March 7. The deadline for all ballots to be returned is 7 p.m. on election day, April 1, 2025. This election will determine the six district City Council seats, with each voter receiving a ballot containing only the District City Council race for their specific area of town based on current City Council District Boundary lines.
According to City Clerk Sarah Johnson, the role of City Councilmembers is crucial in making decisions that directly impact residents. However, in previous elections, less than a third of registered voters have returned their ballots. To encourage more participation, Johnson urges voters to take advantage of the 28 secure drop-off locations across the city and make use of the new virtual ballot tracking tool.
For the first time, residents will be able to track the status of their ballot by providing their full name, birthdate and zip code on ColoradoSprings.gov/VoterInfo. This tool will inform them if their ballot has been mailed or if their vote has been received. Residents can also register and vote up until election day.
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As ballots start coming in, an interactive map on ColoradoSprings.gov/Election will display voter turnout by city council district and individual voting precincts. In case of any issues or questions regarding the election process or if a resident does not receive a ballot, they can contact the City Clerk's office at 719-385-5901 or email elections@coloradosprings.gov.
Important dates to keep in mind for this election include March 7 when ballots will be mailed out to residents and March 17 when counting may begin. The last day to submit an application for an absentee ballot is March 25. On April 1, Election Day, all ballots must be returned by 7 p.m. The deadline for military and overseas citizen ballots to be returned is April 9, as well as the deadline to correct any issues related to signatures or missing IDs for ballots. The election results will be certified on April 11, and on April 15, the newly elected District City Councilmembers will be sworn into office.
The City of Colorado Springs is committed to ensuring a fair and transparent election process for all residents. For more information and updates on the election, visit ColoradoSprings.gov/VoterInfo. Let your voice be heard by casting your vote in the 2025 General Municipal Election.
According to City Clerk Sarah Johnson, the role of City Councilmembers is crucial in making decisions that directly impact residents. However, in previous elections, less than a third of registered voters have returned their ballots. To encourage more participation, Johnson urges voters to take advantage of the 28 secure drop-off locations across the city and make use of the new virtual ballot tracking tool.
For the first time, residents will be able to track the status of their ballot by providing their full name, birthdate and zip code on ColoradoSprings.gov/VoterInfo. This tool will inform them if their ballot has been mailed or if their vote has been received. Residents can also register and vote up until election day.
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As ballots start coming in, an interactive map on ColoradoSprings.gov/Election will display voter turnout by city council district and individual voting precincts. In case of any issues or questions regarding the election process or if a resident does not receive a ballot, they can contact the City Clerk's office at 719-385-5901 or email elections@coloradosprings.gov.
Important dates to keep in mind for this election include March 7 when ballots will be mailed out to residents and March 17 when counting may begin. The last day to submit an application for an absentee ballot is March 25. On April 1, Election Day, all ballots must be returned by 7 p.m. The deadline for military and overseas citizen ballots to be returned is April 9, as well as the deadline to correct any issues related to signatures or missing IDs for ballots. The election results will be certified on April 11, and on April 15, the newly elected District City Councilmembers will be sworn into office.
The City of Colorado Springs is committed to ensuring a fair and transparent election process for all residents. For more information and updates on the election, visit ColoradoSprings.gov/VoterInfo. Let your voice be heard by casting your vote in the 2025 General Municipal Election.
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