Input sought on Voter Service Center locations for 2018

Boulder County, Colo. – The Boulder County Elections Division is conducting outreach to ask local voters where they believe Voter Service and Polling
Centers should be located, as well as feedback on several other election-related questions.

To capture public input and comment, the Elections Division has designed an online survey. Survey collection will take place through Tuesday, Aug. 15.

What: Elections survey

When: Input taken now through Tuesday, Aug. 15

Who: Boulder County voters

Where: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BoulderCountyElectionSurvey

In order to conduct a successful large election, the Boulder County Elections Division is planning now for the 2018 General Election.

While all Colorado voters receive a ballot in the mail, it is still vitally important to have centrally located Voter Service and Polling Center locations for voters who either need to vote in person with special equipment or simply prefer to cast their ballot in person.

Voter Service and Polling Centers are places residents can drop off a mail ballot, cast a ballot in person, request a replacement ballot, register to vote or update registration information, or vote using equipment for persons with disabilities. Boulder County will have at least 14 Voter Service and Polling Centers open throughout the county on Election Day with some of those locations opening as early as two weeks before Election Day.

For additional information on elections in Boulder County, visit www.BoulderCountyVotes.org.