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Boulder County, CO – Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick will host multiple ballot processing tours at the Elections Division Ballot Processing Center. Additionally, the Elections Division is hosting an online elections process / journey of a ballot presentation. The webinar will include information about ballot processing basics, voter statistics, election security, and more. The tours are in-person opportunities to dive deeper into ballot processing procedures and safeguards and to see firsthand how the process happens.
Online Elections Presentation / Webinar
What: Presentation and Q&A expected to last about 30-40 minutes
When: Thursday, October 23 at 5 p.m.
RSVP required for webinar link: BoCo.org/ElectionPresentation
Login directions for the webinar will be sent several hours prior to the event.
Elections Division Ballot Processing Center Tours
What: Processing Center Tours expected to run approximately 30-45 minutes
When: Wednesday, October 29 and Monday, November 3 – multiple times
Where: 1750 33rd Street in Boulder – Ballot Processing Center (look for signs)
RSVP requested at: BoCo.org/ElectionTours
The online webinar will give a high-level overview of how your local elections offices ensures an efficient, accurate, and secure election. We’ll also cover frequently asked election questions, voter statistics, election security, ballot processing steps, and more.
The tours offer people interested in local elections the opportunity to see firsthand how ballots are processed, understand how signatures are verified on mail ballots, and learn about how ballot resolution works, among other ballot processing procedures and safeguards. Tours take about 30-45 minutes with questions. Open to all.
Please note that for the security of our staff and election judges, we will ask all tour attendees to leave personal belongings at home, will require attendees to sign in, and will have security present.
If you have any questions or would like more information about the upcoming election, please visit BoulderCountyVotes.gov or call 303-413-7740.
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