Your Eagle County sample ballot depends on your registered address. The quickest official route is GoVoteColorado.gov. Choose “View my sample ballot” under the voter-record tools. That shows the ballot associated with your registration, rather than a countywide list that may include contests you cannot vote in.
How do I find my Eagle County sample ballot?
- Visit the Colorado Secretary of State’s Go Vote Colorado portal.
- Open “View or update my voter record” and select “View my sample ballot.”
- Follow the secure lookup prompts. Check the address shown in your voter record. If it is old or incorrect, update it before using the sample ballot to research your choices.
- Read your sample alongside the official 2026 Blue Book and local election information.
The state portal also lets you check registration and mail-ballot status. Keep personal lookup information on the official site; you do not need to send it to a news outlet.
Why can two Eagle County voters see different ballots?
Statewide contests and measures can appear across Colorado, but local ballot content depends on where a voter lives. Town boundaries, school districts, special districts and legislative districts can change which candidates and questions appear. Even neighbors near a boundary may have different local items.
That is why a broad list of “everything on the Eagle County ballot” is not a substitute for the sample tied to your address. Your mailed ballot remains the document to mark and return.
What is in the Blue Book—and what is not?
The nonpartisan Colorado Legislative Council’s 2026 State Ballot Information Booklet explains statewide measures and provides judicial performance evaluations. It gives the ballot text, an analysis, arguments on both sides and fiscal information for covered measures.
Local races and measures may require information from Eagle County Elections, a town, school district or other local authority. Use the official ballot language first; then compare reporting and campaign claims. Our guides on judicial retention and ballot return deadlines can help with two common questions.
What if I cannot see a sample ballot?
Check that you selected the 2026 general election and entered information that matches your voter record. Confirm your registration and address in the same official portal. If the lookup still does not work—or you recently moved—contact Eagle County Elections at 970-328-8715 or elections@eaglecounty.us. A voter service and polling center can also help you update a record and obtain a ballot.
Quick answers
Is a sample ballot the same as my voting ballot?
No. Use it to preview and research your contests. Mark and return the official ballot issued to you, or vote at a voter service and polling center.
Will the Blue Book list my town council candidates?
Do not assume so. The state booklet focuses on statewide measures and judicial evaluations. Check your address-specific sample and official local election information for local races.
Can I still update my address?
Use GoVoteColorado.gov or ask for help at a voter service and polling center. The 2026 election calendar distinguishes the Oct. 26 mail-ballot registration cutoff from in-person registration through Election Day.
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