In Colorado, most people with a criminal record CAN VOTE!

Can you vote? Find out!

Many people believe that once you have a criminal record you can never vote in Colorado. This is not true! CCJRC provides statewide voter education that focuses exclusively on people with criminal records.

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Make your vote count and be sure to vote all the way down your ballot. Learn more about important dates and voter resources.

Colorado passes HB19-1266!

In 2019, the Colorado Legislature passed HB19-1266 [PDF] and starting July 1, 2019, if you are on parole or federal supervised release in Colorado, you CAN register to vote and VOTE!

Special Report - Oct. 2, 2018

Most people with criminal records are eligible to vote in Colorado. Unfortunately, this is not widely known. According to a survey commissioned by the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition, there is significant public confusion surrounding the voting rights of individuals currently involved in the justice system.

View the report and survey results [PDF]