Your Clerk
Scott Doyle
The Elections Department prepares, administers, conducts and tallies in a correct, uniform and impartial manner, Federal, State and County elections. The Department also provides election services and assistance to cities, towns, school districts and special districts of Larimer County. The Department is the registry and disseminating center for candidate campaign financing, voting information and voter registration.
Our web site meets the accessibility guidelines set by the World Wide Web Consortium and is usable by persons with disabilities, including speech synthesizer and/or braille displays. The Elections department also offers other options to those who need assistance on Election Day.
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2009 Coordinated Election Results
Postage required to return voted ballot by mail
Return envelope containing only the voted ballot inside the secrecy envelope, 44 cents. If any other items are included, the Post Office must weigh to determine correct postage.
Mail Ballot Status
2009 Election Legal Notice
2009 Coordinated Election - Public Logic and Accuracy Test
The November 3, 2009 Coordinated Election will be a mail ballot election in Larimer County. Sample Ballot
Withdrawn Candidates: Be aware that the following candidates have withdrawn from the election. Votes cast for these candidates will NOT be counted.
Jurisdiction: City of Loveland, Race: Councilor Ward 3, Candidate: Janet Bailey
Jurisdiction: City of Loveland, Race: Councilor Ward 4, Candidate: Carl Fritz
Register to Vote
2009 Election Calendar
Permanent Mail-In Ballots - All voters in Colorado may vote by permanent mail-in ballot (formerly called "absentee ballot"). The Elections Department will automatically send a mail-in ballot to all permanent mail-in voters for all elections conducted by the county. To become a permanent mail-in voter, complete and sign the Combination Voter Registration and Mail-In Ballot Application . Be sure to check the box next to "Add my name to the list."
2009 Coordinated Election Results
Postage required to return voted ballot by mail
Return envelope containing only the voted ballot inside the secrecy envelope, 44 cents. If any other items are included, the Post Office must weigh to determine correct postage.
Mail Ballot Status
2009 Election Legal Notice
2009 Coordinated Election - Public Logic and Accuracy Test
The November 3, 2009 Coordinated Election will be a mail ballot election in Larimer County. Sample Ballot
Withdrawn Candidates: Be aware that the following candidates have withdrawn from the election. Votes cast for these candidates will NOT be counted.
Jurisdiction: City of Loveland, Race: Councilor Ward 3, Candidate: Janet Bailey
Jurisdiction: City of Loveland, Race: Councilor Ward 4, Candidate: Carl Fritz
Register to Vote
- Combination Voter Registration and Mail-In Ballot Application
- Solicitud Combinada de Registración de Votante y Balota por Correo
2009 Election Calendar
Permanent Mail-In Ballots - All voters in Colorado may vote by permanent mail-in ballot (formerly called "absentee ballot"). The Elections Department will automatically send a mail-in ballot to all permanent mail-in voters for all elections conducted by the county. To become a permanent mail-in voter, complete and sign the Combination Voter Registration and Mail-In Ballot Application . Be sure to check the box next to "Add my name to the list."
