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Next Election: November 7, 2023
The following seats are up for election:
- Mayor
- At-Large
- District 2
- District 4
The Mayor and At-Large councilmembers represent the entire City of Arvada and are voted on by all residents.
Councilmembers representing a specific district must live within that district, and only residents of that district may vote for that seat on City Council.
- How do I register to vote?
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The Colorado Secretary of State registers voters. Visit GoVoteColorado.com for more information.
- What is the deadline to register to vote?
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The deadline to register to vote and receive a mail ballot is October 30, 2023.
After October 30 you can still register to vote, up to and including Election Day, by appearing in-person at any Voter Service Center in the county in which you reside.
Please use the links to Jefferson County Election and Adams County Election websites.
- What City Council District do I live in?
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The City Council District Map was adopted in January 2023. Locate your address on the map, or enter your address in the upper right corner to confirm which City Council District you live in.
- Where can I vote?
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Ballot drop-off and voting locations for:
- Where are election signs allowed to be placed?
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Signs cannot be:
- located in the public right-of-way
- attached to power poles, traffic signs, or utility boxes
Signs can be removed if they are placed:
- in an unsafe position
- on City-owned property
- in the public right-of-way
Signs removed by City staff:
- will be destroyed without notice
- will not be relocated to an appropriate location for you
For more details about allowable sizes and locations of political signs please review the City's Guide to Political Sign Placement
- Why do I still receive calls from candidates and political campaigns if I am registered on the "Do not call" list?
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There are exemptions to telephone solicitation, and political calls are one of them as defined in the Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.) Section 6-1-903. Unfortunately, there is no complaint or removal process established for these types of calls and mailings. You can contact your county clerk and request that your phone number be removed from your voter registration information, but this provides no guarantee that your phone number will not be obtained from other sources.