How Colorado's early voting compares
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Colorado voters will wait just over a month before general election ballots are sent by mail, a stark difference from some states that will begin mailing ballots today.
The big picture: While Election Day — Nov. 5 — is more than two months away, millions of voters across the country will start receiving ballots in the coming weeks — with some even starting in-person voting this month.
Zoom in: Denver's first in-person voting center will open Oct. 14 at the McNichols Civic Center Building across from City Hall.
- Oct. 11 marks the earliest date for voters to receive mail ballots, per the secretary of state's office.
Between the lines: Pennsylvania (Sept. 16), Minnesota (Sept. 20), Virginia (Sept. 20), Vermont (Sept. 21) and Illinois (Sept. 26) all start in-person voting this month.