Election Data Access and Request Form

Boulder County Elections is pleased to offer the below reports free of charge and available for download upon request. To request access to the data files, please complete the Elections Data Request form below and we will send you a link (please allow up to three business days). All data comes from the Colorado Statewide Voter Registration Database (SCORE) and is provided in its original, unaltered form in a delimited text format. To review the data, you will need an appropriate software program (such as Microsoft Access or Excel).

All information contained in these reports is considered public under state law. Data files do not include voters who are protected as “confidential” voters in accordance with Colorado law (C.R.S. 24-72-204). Voter data is not provided for pre-registered voters under age 18 (C.R.S. 1-2-227). We will never disclose voters’ social security numbers, driver’s license or state-issued identification numbers, electronic copies of voter signatures, voter email addresses, or how a voter voted (which becomes anonymous during the ballot processing procedure when ballots are separated from their envelope). (C.R.S. 1-2-302, C.R.S. 1-1-110 and 1-7-105)

For map orders, master voter history data file (see description below), and other data requests beyond the above publicly available reports, please complete the form below. A payment may be required for your request.

Additional information:

• Payment: If your request requirements payment (typically due to significant research time), you will receive an email with your data request along with payment instructions. Please allow up to 3 business days for a staff member to be in touch regarding cost. If no payment is required, we will process your request and notify you via email when the data is available.
• Open Records: This data request form cannot be used for Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) requests. Please use the Boulder County CORA portal to submit CORA requests.
• Results, Ballot Content, Voter Registration Counts, Etc. Data: Before submitting a request, please review the elections website to see if we have the data you are seeking available. For instance, ballot content for past elections may be found by reviewing TABOR content or sample ballot content by year. Or, if you are looking to get voter registration counts, such as how many unaffiliated voters are there in Longmont, try using our Active Voter Registration Counts tool (unofficial purposes only).

Master Voter History Data File (EX-002) – This file contains relevant details for active and inactive registered voters in Boulder County; confidential voters are not included. This file must be ordered as it cannot be automatedly generated and posted to our FTP website.

• Sample output fields include: Voters Voting History Information, Voter ID, Election Type and Date, Election Description, Voting Method, Party, County Name, Voter Name, Registration and Effective Date, Last Date Updated, Old Voter ID, House Number Unit Type / Number, Street, Name/Type, Residential Address City/State/Zip, Mailing Address City/State/Zip/Country, Voter Status, Gender / Birth, Year, Precinct Code, Precinct Name, District Type (Description)
• Frequency updated: Updated once per month by the first business day of the month, excluding holidays.