About Mail-In Voting

No excuse mail-in voting is available to Colorado voters who would prefer to not go to the polls. The voter can sign up to be a Permenant Mail-In Voter (PMIV) or submit a mail-in ballot application. A Mail-in ballot is then mailed to the voter, who can fill it out in the convenience of their home. Completed ballots may be returned via mail or by dropping them into a ballot box. 

A  Permenant Mail-In Voter will receive all ballots by mail where an mail-in ballot application is good for one election or for one year's worth of elections. For either, please visit www.govotecolorado.com or download, print, and complete a mail-in ballot application form and mail it to:

Mesa County Elections
PO Box 20,000
Grand Junction CO 81502-5009 

Mail-in Ballot Packets
 
Mail-in ballot packets contain four pieces:

 An outgoing envelope - The white envelope your ballot packet is mailed in.

 A return envelope - The colored envelope you return your ballot in. Make sure you remember to sign the affidavit found beneath the envelope flap.

 A secrecy sleeve - The folded sleeve to place your ballot in so as to protect your voting privacy. Also has voting information such as ballot box locations and return postage amount.

 The ballot