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• General information
• For voter registration drives
• For election officials
  

General information

Q1. What is a Voter Registration Drive ("VRD")?

A1. A VRD is a group of 2 or more persons who distribute and collect voter registration applications in Colorado for delivery to a county clerk and recorder.

Q2. Do VRDs have to register with the Secretary of State?

A2. Yes. Any group of 2 or more persons distributing and collecting voter registrations applications in the State of Colorado MUST register with the Secretary of State. Please visit the VRD webpage on the Secretary of State's website to begin the process.

Q3. If a group only wants to pass out applications but not collect them back, are they required to register as a VRD?

A3. No. A group is ONLY required to register as a VRD if it plans on distributing AND collecting voter registration applications.

Q4. How can I find out if the person who asked for my registration information is part of a legitimate VRD?

A4. The Secretary of State's website contains a list of approved VRDs.

Q5. How do I file a complaint against a VRD?

A5. Please fill out the VRD complaint form (PDF).