If you have served your sentence including parole you have the right to vote. You can look at the Colorado Secretary of State's FAQ's on voting and conviction here.

I don't know the answer to that. I suggest that you contact (866) OUR-VOTE or http://www.justvotecolorado.org/. They should be able to help.

If you haven't returned your ballot yet, you have until 7pm to drop it off at any polling site your county. Click here for more details on where to go: http://www.justvotecolorado.org/.

Actually, you can indeed mark out a selection and mark a new one. The important thing is to make sure your intent is very clear. Put a nice dark ex over your old selection and mark the new one.

Because it is Election Day, it is critical that you turn in your ballot. Do NOT mail it in. It will not be counted. Go back to your polling place and drop it off with them.

If they give you any more hassle, you should request to vote a provisional ballot. The provisional ballot will be counted if you properly complete the provisional ballot envelope and do not return your mail-in ballot.

Let us know if you have any other trouble or questions.

It sounds like you are still registered to vote at your previous location. If you haven't updated your address on your voter registration form then you may need to vote at your previous location.

Click here to verify your voter registration status: https://www.sos.state.co.us/Voter/secuRegVoterIntro.do;jsessionid=0000AtIfvTu9M07CTFnUVwZwI0M:11p1kuu1d.

You should still be registered.

The state has a handy website where you can check your registration -- and even update it.

Check it out here: https://www.sos.state.co.us/Voter/secuVoterSearch.do;jsessionid=0000OD3ROOMchEPwtsxYJ3Ms0VY:11p1kuu1d

This close to the election we recommend that you go to your old polling place.

Hope that helps. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Tomorrow's election day. Good voting!

This site even more discriminatory. It only lists the major political party candidates (Republican & Democrats). I'm an Unaffiliated write-in candidate for the US Senate against Buck & Bennet. My official website is http://www.newman-senate-co.com

If you didn't re-register in Fort Collins, then your only option is to cast a ballot where you are registered, which is in Boulder County. You can find your polling place by entering your address in the polling place locator on the right-hand side of this site and or by going here: http://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/Resources/CountyElectionOffices.html.

There would be no reason for them to ask your party affiliation during the general election. During the primary, they would ask so that you can get the proper ballot.

The other questions sound pretty editorial and out-of-bounds. If you want to, please contact the county clerks office to let them know about your experience. Most poll workers are volunteers who get trained by the county clerk's office and your feedback would be good to hear.

That ain't right! The staff at a polling place should be bi-partisan. More than that, they are required to keep their political opinions to themselves. Anything else amounts to intimidation. Poll workers are supposed to be on guard against electioneering and intimidation by campaign workers and activists and so should definitely not be at all pressing people the way you suggest this El Paso group was doing, even if they were doing so jokingly.

Voters who experience that kind of thing or see that kind of thing happening, should object and report it to the Secretary of State's office or the county elections office.

Terrible!

To repeat: Voters have the right to cast a secret ballot free from any form of intimidation. Poll workers are supposed to be trained to watch for and address any intimidation – even subtle intimidation or electioneering and even if it is being perpetrated by fellow poll-workers!