June 2022 Primary Election

The June 28, 2022 Primary Election allows Democratic, Republican and Unaffiliated voters to choose which candidates from each major party will advance to the 2022 November General Election. Learn how to participate, research your options, and get answers to frequently asked questions.

Ballots begin mailing June 6
Last day to vote: June 28 by 7 p.m.

Vote Center Wait Times

Note: Voters who are affiliated with a political party must change or withdraw their affiliation by June 6 if they wish to vote in a different party's primary election. 

Unaffiliated voters who have not specified a ballot preference on their voter registration will receive both Democratic and Republican party ballots. Voters must cast only one party's ballot. If both parties' ballots are returned, neither will count.

 

How to Vote

Step 1.Check your registration 

Are you registered to vote? Is your name, address and political affiliation current? Double-check your registration at GoVoteColorado.gov.
Coloradans who meet the 22-day state residency requirement may register to vote up to and including Election Day.

Step 2.Track your ballot

Sign up for BallotTrax to receive email or text notifications about your ballot, including when it’s on its way to you and when it has been received and accepted for counting.

Step 3.Research your ballot

Make informed decisions as a voter. Research your choices with our interactive sample ballot.

Or get a general preview of what's on the ballot:

Democratic Primary Ballot - English/Spanish(PDF, 759KB)  
Republican Primary Ballot - English/Spanish(PDF, 783KB)  
More languages coming soon

Step 4.Make a plan to vote

You have options:

At home 

If your registration is current, you'll automatically receive a ballot in the mail up to 22 days before the last day to vote. Send your ballot back by mail or return it to one of our 24-hour ballot drop-off boxes located throughout the city. If you need a new ballot, use our curbside ballot pick-up service or visit a vote center for a replacement. Accessible ballots are available upon request.

Ballots must be received by the Denver Elections Division by 7 p.m. on the last day to vote, June 28 (Election Day). If you choose to return your ballot by mail, send it back no later than 8 days before the last day to vote.

Get mail ballot voting instructions in American Sign Language (provided by the Denver Office of Sign Language Services):
Mail Ballot Instructions (ASL)  
Mail Ballot Instructions - ID Required (ASL)  

In person

Vote centers are located throughout Denver for those who wish to cast their ballot in person. Make a plan to vote early to avoid a wait. Voters must be in line to vote by 7 p.m. on Election Day.

Get in-person voting instructions in American Sign Language (provided by the Denver Office of Sign Language Services):
In-Person Voting Instructions (ASL)  
Voting Instructions Using a Ballot Marking Device (ASL)  

Where to Vote

Find your nearest vote center or drop-off box

The Denver Elections Division operates 42 ballot drop-off boxes throughout the city, available 24 hours, seven days a week during the election. In addition to drop boxes, voters can choose to vote in person or return their ballots at a number of vote centers and drive-throughs. Denver also deploys two mobile voting units during elections to increase voter access. See our full list of voting locations below.

Printable versions: 
Key Dates and Location Information (English)(PDF, 1MB)  
Key Dates and Location Information (Spanish)(PDF, 1MB) 
Large Map of Voting Locations(PDF, 3MB)  

Voter Service and Polling Center Hours of Operation

Monday, June 20 – Friday, June 24: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. 
Saturday, June 25: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. 
Monday, June 27: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. 
Tuesday, June 28: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. 

  1. Barnum Recreation Center | 360 N Hooker St
  2. Calvary Baptist Church of Denver | 6500 E Girard Ave
  3. Christ Church United Methodist | 690 N Colorado Blvd
  4. Glenarm Recreation Center | 2800 Glenarm Pl
  5. Green Valley Ranch Recreation Center | 4890 N Argonne Way
  6. Harvard Gulch Recreation Center | 550 E Iliff Ave
  7. Harvey Park Recreation Center | 2120 S Tennyson Way
  8. Hiawatha Davis Jr Recreation Center | 3334 N Holly St
  9. Highland Recreation Center | 2880 N Osceola St
  10. Montbello Recreation Center | 15555 E 53rd Ave
  11. Wellington Webb Municipal Building | 201 W Colfax Ave

    Webb Building Expanded Hours of Operation
     Monday, June 13 – Friday, June 17: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. 
    Monday, June 20 – Friday, June 24: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. 
    Saturday, June 25: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. 
    Monday, June 27: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. 
    Tuesday, June 28: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. 

Voter Coach Mobile Voting Unit Locations
  1. Monday, June 20 and Tuesday, June 21
    Scheitler Recreation Center | 5031 W 46th Ave
  2. Wednesday, June 22 and Thursday, June 23
    Conservatory Green Park | 8350 E 49th Pl
  3. Friday, June 24 and Saturday, June 25
    Washington Park Recreation Center | 701 S Franklin St
  4. Monday, June 27 and Tuesday, June 28
    Denver Museum of Nature & Science | 2001 N Colorado Blvd - City Park, East 22nd Ave West of DMNS (Parking Lot)

24-Hour Ballot Drop-Off Box Locations

Boxes close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 28

  1. Athmar Recreation Center | 2680 W Mexico Ave
  2. Aztlan Recreation Center | 4435 N Navajo St
  3. Barnum Recreation Center | 360 N Hooker St
  4. Bear Valley Branch Library | 5171 W Dartmouth Ave
  5. Carla Madison Recreation Center | 2401 E Colfax Ave
  6. Central Park Recreation Center | 9651 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
  7. Cook Park Recreation Center | 7100 Cherry Creek South Dr
  8. Denver Botanic Gardens | 1007 N York St
  9. Denver Elections Division | 200 W 14th Ave - NE corner of building
  10. Denver Elections Division | 200 W 14th Ave - SW corner of building
  11. Denver Human Services | 1200 N Federal Blvd
  12. Denver Museum of Nature & Science | 2001 N Colorado Blvd
  13. Denver Police Department District 3 | 1625 S University Blvd
  14. Eisenhower Recreation Center | 4300 E Dartmouth Ave
  15. Emily Griffith Technical College | 1860 N Lincoln St
  16. Glenarm Recreation Center | 2800 Glenarm Pl
  17. Glendale City Hall | 950 S Birch St, Glendale
  18. Green Valley Ranch Recreation Center | 4890 N Argonne Way
  19. Hampden Branch Library | 9755 E Girard Ave
  20. Harvey Park Recreation Center | 2120 S Tennyson Way
  21. Hiawatha Davis Jr Recreation Center | 3334 N Holly St
  22. Highland Recreation Center | 2880 N Osceola St
  23. La Familia Recreation Center | 65 S Elati St
  24. MCA Administrative Offices | 8351 Northfield Blvd
  25. Montbello Branch Library | 12955 Albrook Dr
  26. Montbello Recreation Center | 15555 E 53rd Ave
  27. Montclair Recreation Center | 729 N Ulster Way
  28. Regis University Bookstore | 5115 N Federal Blvd
  29. Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales Branch Library | 1498 N Irving St
  30. Ross – Cherry Creek Branch Library | 305 N Milwaukee St
  31. RTD - I-25 and Broadway Station | 901 S Broadway
  32. RTD - Light Rail at Union Station | 1601 Chestnut Pl
  33. RTD - Southmoor Station | 3737 S Monaco Street Pkwy
  34. Scheitler Recreation Center | 5031 W 46th Ave
  35. Southwest Recreation Center | 9200 W Saratoga Pl
  36. Swansea Recreation Center | 2650 E 49th Ave
  37. Tivoli Student Center Auraria Campus | 900 Auraria Pkwy
  38. University of Denver - The Ritchie Center | 2240 Buchtel Blvd S
  39. Washington Park Recreation Center | 701 S Franklin St
  40. Wellington Webb Municipal Building | 201 W Colfax Ave
  41. Westwood Community Center / SWIC | 1000 S Lowell Blvd
  42. Windsor Gardens | 595 S Clinton St


We want your opinion! Prior to each election, you have the opportunity to provide input on proposed voting locations. Sign up to receive notifications for public comment opportunities.

Find your nearest vote center or drop-off box

Locate 24-hour ballot drop-off boxes, in-person vote centers, and mobile vote centers on the map below. Click on a location to view hours and services. Enter your address and click on the “List” button to view a detailed list of your nearest voting locations.

Election Security

Learn how we protect your vote. 
Our mission is to conduct fair, accurate, accessible, secure and efficient elections. Take a virtual tour of the life cycle of the ballot, watch a livestream of our ballot processing areas, and learn how we safeguard your vote through our transparent processes.

Important Dates

June 1

  • Logic and Accuracy Test

 

June 6

  • 22 day Colorado residency deadline
  • Ballots begin mailing
  • 24-Hour Ballot Drop-Off Boxes open
  • Last day to change or withdraw affiliation to participate in a different party's primary

 

June 13

  • Webb Building vote center opens

 

June 20

  • All vote centers open 
  • Last day to return a ballot by mail to ensure timely delivery (after this date, use a drop box or vote center)

June 21

  • Last day to register to vote to receive a ballot in the mail (after this date, vote in person) Deadline extended from June 20 due to Juneteenth holiday

June 28

  • Last day to vote (Election Day)
    Ballot must be received by 7 p.m.

More Information

Contact Us

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Paul D. López
Clerk and Recorder

Denver Elections Division
Call: 303-653-9668 or 311  Text: 56003
Hearing Impaired only (TTY): 720-913-8657
200 W. 14th Ave., Denver, CO 80204
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