No Party,
No Problem
Unaffiliated Voters Decide Colorado Elections
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Only 8% of Coloradans vote in primary elections.
Primary elections decide 95% of policy.
Think you can’t vote in the primary? Think again.
We Say
They Say
“I’m not a registered Republican or a registered Democrat so I can’t vote.”
Colorado has no party registration. If you’re registered to vote, you’re eligible.
“Didn’t they change the primary rules?”
Passed in 2016, proposition 108 allowed unaffiliated electors to vote in the primary elections of major political parties without declaring an affiliation with the party.
“Voting in the Republican or Democratic primary means I have to vote Republican or Democrat in the future.”
Your ballot choice is for that election only and does not bind you to any future elections.
“Primaries are only for the most engaged voters.”
Primary Elections are for all eligible, registered voters.
“I’m not informed enough.”
You do not need to know everything to show up to vote. Participation gives you a voice in the outcome.
“I can only vote on Election Day and the lines will be long.”
Anyone can vote early in Colorado. Just show up between June 8 and June 30.
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