EL PASO COUNTY DEMOCRATS

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VoteMake Your Plan for the April 1 Municipal Election

7. March 2025.

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The April 1, 2025, Colorado Springs Municipal Election is fast approaching, and it’s time to make your voice heard! This year, all six District City Council seats are up for election. Each voter’s ballot will include the City Council race for their area based on the latest district boundaries and any applicable ballot questions.

This year, the El Paso County Democrats have endorsed Maryah Lauer for District 3, Chauncy Johnson for District 4, Nancy Henjum for District 5.

In 2024, the City Council district boundaries were redrawn to reflect population growth. To find your district, current City Council representatives, and additional information, use the city’s interactive district map. Planning ahead ensures you’re informed about your representation.

Ballot Mailing: Ballots will be mailed to all registered, active voters within the City of Colorado Springs on March 7, 2025.

Voting Method: This is a mail-only election. All voting will be conducted through mail-in ballots.

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Past Events

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22 August 2020

Early Voting Begins on September 19th

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Top Issues that Colorado voters consider important

Colorado Polling Institute | November 2023

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Cost of Living

Crime and Public Safety

Housing Costs

Homelessness

Each respondent selected their top two concerns out of 12 options, totaling 652 selections.

How we can build a better El Paso County together!

Hey there, voting enthusiast! You know, elections are the heartbeat of our democratic society. They’re how we, the people, get our voices heard. But let’s be real; it’s not like we can all get together in a giant room and vote on every single issue — as much as we’d love to, it’s just not practical in our busy, modern world. So, what do we do? We vote for representatives. These folks are our voice, our proxy, our stand-in at the decision-making table. It’s pretty cool when you think about it.

VOTER STATUS CHECK

Step 1

Check your voter registration status

Step 2

Research candidates and measures

Step 3

Receive your ballot in the mail

Step 4

Fill out your ballot

Step 5

Return your ballot by mail or at a designated ballot drop box

Step 6