Voter ID rules are different based on how you decide to cast your ballot.
Voting Remotely
Most voters do not need to include ID when voting remotely. You will get instructions from your county clerk with your ballot if you do need to provide ID.
Voting by Mail
Every registered voter in Colorado automatically gets a mail ballot sent to the address in their voter registration. You don’t have to ask for it, and you don’t need a special reason to vote by mail.
Voting Electronically
Voters with disabilities can request to vote using an electronic ballot.
You can also return your ballot electronically if you have a disability, including:
Blindess or visual impairment
Reading disability that makes it difficult to read or mark a ballot
Physical disability that makes it difficult to read or mark a ballot
You can find instructions for returning your ballot on the website where you access it.
Voting in Person
If you decide to vote in person, you will be asked to show an acceptable ID.
If your ID shows an address, it must be in Colorado.
You can use one of the following IDs if it is unexpired:
Colorado driver’s license or ID
US Passport
Medicare or Medicaid card
Pilot’s license issued by the FAA or US government agency
Tribal ID card issued by any federally recognized tribe
Other forms of ID:
Group residential care facility verification
Certified US birth certificate or naturalization document
Certificate of Degree of Indian or Alaskan Native Blood
Utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, or government document including check issued within last 60 days and showing your name and address
Verification that a voter is committed to the department of human services
Verification from county sheriff confirming you are confined in jail or detention facility
Must be unexpired and show photo:
Employee ID issued by US, Colorado, or local government
US military or veterans ID
Student ID issued by institution of higher education in Colorado
