Posted September 17, 2026
The League of Women Voters of Denver (LWVD) believes every eligible voter who exercises their right to vote strengthens our democracy. Getting ready for the Nov. 3, 2026, election is as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Check your registration status on the org homepage. Click on GoVoteColorado.gov.
- Vote early using the ballot mailed directly to Refer to lwvdenver.org for clearly stated, nonpartisan reviews of every ballot issue.
- Deliver your ballot to a drop box (any box). To find one near you, visit Where to Vote on org homepage.
- Spread the word by reminding your friends and neighbors voting in Colorado is easy, secure, and
- Call the Denver Elections Division hotline with questions or concerns, 720-913-VOTE (8683).
“Our message today is as important as it was a century ago,” says Pearlanne Zelarney, LWVD co-director of communications. “Every eligible voter deserves a fair shot, an equal vote, and the confidence that
their voice matters. That’s what our Voting is People Power initiative is all about.”
For more than 100 years, the League of Women Voters of Denver (LWVD) has helped every eligible voter participate. LWVD is nonpartisan and never endorses or opposes parties or candidates. Visit
lwvdenver.org for more information, or call 303-321-7571. Access the Voting is People Power toolkit here.
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