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Elections

On the Ballot

June 24, 2025, Douglas County Special Election

A composite sample ballot for the June 24, 2025, Douglas County Home Rule Charter Special Election will be posted here when ballot content is finalized in early May.

The June Special Election ballot will ask voters whether to form a Home Rule Charter Commission and to select Home Rule Charter Commission Members from both your County Commissioner District and At-Large. Voters can, but are not required to, vote for every contest on the ballot. The contests you do vote in will be counted. Voters will receive the ballot style containing only those districts and contests specific to your residential address on which you are eligible to vote.

EXAMPLES:

A Douglas County voter who lives in Commissioner District 1 will receive a ballot featuring three questions:

  • Whether to form a Home Rule Charter Commission
  • The contest for six Commission Members in District 1
  • The contest for three At-Large Commission Members

A Douglas County voter who lives in Commissioner District 2 will receive a ballot featuring three questions:

  • Whether to form a Home Rule Charter Commission
  • The contest for six Commission Members in District 2
  • The contest for three At-Large Commission Members

A Douglas County voter who lives in Commissioner District 3 will receive a ballot featuring three questions:

  • Whether to form a Home Rule Charter Commission
  • The contest for six Commission Members in District 3
  • The contest for three At-Large Commission Members

Resources for the Nov. 4, 2025, Coordinated Election

State of Colorado Ballot Information Booklet (Blue Book)

The State of Colorado Ballot Information Booklet (Blue Book) is prepared by and mailed to all active voters in the state by the Legislative Council at least 30 days before Election Day.

The Blue Book contains information about all statewide ballot measures, including both non-TABOR ballot questions and TABOR (tax issue) ballot issues, and information about the judges who are on the ballot for retention.

Douglas County Ballot Issue Notices Booklet (TABOR Book)

The Douglas County Ballot Issue Notices Booklet (TABOR Book) is mailed to each address with one or more active, registered electors residing in a precinct with a TABOR issue (tax issue) on the ballot at least 30 days before Election Day. Electors receiving the TABOR Book may not be eligible to vote on all issues presented.

Only county ballot issues (tax issues) are included in this publication, and the issues contained in the TABOR Book will only be on your ballot if you reside within that jurisdiction.

The Designated Election Official (DEO) for each ballot proposal is responsible for preparing the ballot issue notice for the TABOR Book and submitting it to the Office of Clerk and Recorder. The Office of Clerk and Recorder is not responsible for ballot issue language, fiscal information, or comment summaries presented and must print each ballot issue notice in the TABOR Book exactly as it is received from the DEO in accordance with the State of Colorado Constitution and the Colorado Uniform Election Code. For additional information about a ballot proposal, contact the political subdivision DEO as listed in the TABOR Book.

Judicial District 23 Information

Effective January 2025, the counties of Douglas, Elbert, and Lincoln moved from the 18th Judicial District to the newly created 23rd Judicial District. For information about the 23rd Judicial District visit coda23.gov.