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Office Location: 310 N 7th St, Classroom 2
Office open Monday and Thursday 12 - 4, Wednesday 10 - 4
Mailing: PO Box 2361 | Grand Junction CO 81502
Call: 970-549-8544 Email: mesacountydemocraticparty@gmail.com
Elections 2024!
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Mesa County Democratic Party recommends candidates and issues...
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2024 General Election: Important dates and registration/voting FAQs
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National election dates and important primary election deadlines
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How you can register to vote or update your voter information.
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Election Information from the Mesa County Elections Department
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Voting in Mesa County
Polling Places & Drop Box Locations
Who are my political reps?
The links (at right) will provide PDFs you can open and download. They contain the names of Colorado's political representatives from the District to Federal levels, as well as their contact information for your convenience.
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Federal Senators and House of Representatives... CLICK HERE
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Colorado Legislature SENATORS... CLICK HERE
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Colorado Legislature HOUSE Members... CLICK HERE
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To find your Representative by address, follow the link below:
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National Election Dates:
June 25: Primary Election
August 19-22: Democratic National Convention
November 5: General Election
Important 2024 General Election Deadlines:
September 6: Election Judge training may begin.
September 9: Last day for SOS to certify ballot content and order
September 21: County clerk may begin issuing mail ballots to any eligible elector who requests one in person at the Elections Office.
October 4: Last day for Ballots to be printed and in possession of the county clerk.
October 4: County clerk must begin issuing mail ballots to any eligible elector who requests one in person at the Elections Office.
October 11: First day mail ballots may be mailed to voters.
October 15: Last day to submit an application to register to vote in the 2024 General Election through a voter registration drive.
October 18: Last day to send out initial mail ballots.
October 21 to November 5: Voter service and polling centers must be open.
October 21 to November 5: First day county drop boxes must be open to accept mail ballots.
October 21: First day counting mail ballots may begin. No results may be disclosed before 7 p.m. on election day.
October 28: Last day to submit a voter registration application and receive a ballot in the mail.
October 29: To receive a ballot, a new voter registration applicant must visit a Voter Service and Polling Center.
November 5: Election day. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. All ballots must be received by 7 p.m.
November 13: Last day to cure a ballot.
November 13: Last day for military and overseas ballots to be received and counted.
November 15: Last day to finish counting all ballots and publish results.
(information from https://www.sos.state.co.us/)