Choose from 10 designs by Larimer County high schoolers. Access your ballot here!
The Larimer County Elections Department invites high schoolers at public, private, and home schools to participate in an I Voted Sticker Design Contest.
Larimer County students in grades 9 – 12 can submit designs for use in the 2024 General Election. The winner’s artwork will be on the I Voted stickers distributed to every voter who receives a ballot in Larimer County.
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Congratulations to Julia D. for winning Larimer County's inaugural I Voted Sticker Design contest. Julia is a senior (Grade 12) at Loveland Classical Schools. The Larimer County Elections Department is excited to share her art with Larimer County voters in the 2024 General Election, and we thank everyone who submitted designs and voted in the Ranked Voting election.
See the results of the Ranked Voting election below.
Larimer County provides voter registration information that is public under Colorado law. Various standard data reports are available for purchase. Complete the following steps to purchase a data report:
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All self service renewal kiosks in Colorado will be out of service for scheduled maintenance on Sunday February 23rd from 3AM to 8AM.
If you find a broken link, please report it on the Motor Vehicle Page Feedback form. A full list of State forms can be found on the DOR website.
A new notification service for Larimer County residents who record documents starts today.
The Recording Activity Notification Service allows community members to create an alert and receive an email notification if a document is recorded in their name. This service is provided by the Larimer County Clerk and Recorder at no charge.
Learn about this program and how to get started.
