C.R.S. Section 1-13.5-1002
Application for absentee voter’s ballot

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(1)(a)(I) Requests for an application for an absentee voter’s ballot may be made orally or in writing. The application may be in the form of a letter. The application may request that the applicant be added to the permanent absentee voter list for the local government.

(II)

Applications for absentee voters’ ballots shall be filed in writing and be personally signed by the applicant or a family member related by blood, marriage, civil union, or adoption to the applicant. If the applicant is unable to sign the application, the applicant shall make such applicant’s mark on the application, which must be witnessed in writing by another person.

(b)

The application must be filed with the designated election official not later than the close of business on the Tuesday immediately preceding the next local government election in which the absentee voter wishes to vote by absentee voter’s ballot.

(2)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

Upon timely receipt of an application for an absentee voter’s ballot, the designated election official receiving it shall examine the records of the county clerk and recorder or county assessor, as appropriate, to ascertain whether or not the applicant is registered and lawfully entitled to vote as requested.

(b)

If the person is found to be so entitled, the designated election official shall deliver, as soon as practicable but not more than seventy-two hours after the blank ballots have been received, an official absentee voter’s ballot, an identification return envelope with the affidavit or the envelope properly filled in as to address of residence as shown by the records of the county clerk and recorder, and an instruction card. The identification return envelope must state “Do not forward. Address correction requested.” or any other similar statement that is in accordance with United States postal service regulations. The delivery must be made to the applicant either personally in the designated election official’s office or by mail to the mailing address given in the application for an official absentee voter’s ballot.

Source: Section 1-13.5-1002 — Application for absentee voter’s ballot - delivery - list, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-01.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

1‑13.5‑101
Short title
1‑13.5‑102
Applicability of article - legislative intent
1‑13.5‑103
Definitions
1‑13.5‑104
Acts and elections conducted pursuant to provisions that refer to qualified electors
1‑13.5‑105
Acts legal and valid
1‑13.5‑106
Applicability of the “Uniform Election Code of 1992”
1‑13.5‑107
Computation of time
1‑13.5‑108
Powers of designated election official
1‑13.5‑109
Construction
1‑13.5‑110
Special elections
1‑13.5‑111
Time for holding elections for special districts - type of election - manner of election - notice
1‑13.5‑112
Commencement of terms - nonpartisan officers
1‑13.5‑201
Registration required
1‑13.5‑202
Persons entitled to vote at special district elections
1‑13.5‑203
Registration records for local government elections - costs
1‑13.5‑204
Lists of property owners - costs
1‑13.5‑205
Delivery and custody of registration list and property owner list
1‑13.5‑301
Eligibility for office - prohibitions - exceptions - challenges
1‑13.5‑302
Nomination of local government candidates
1‑13.5‑303
Candidates for special district or business improvement district director - self-nomination and acceptance form
1‑13.5‑304
Withdrawal from nomination
1‑13.5‑305
Write-in candidate affidavit
1‑13.5‑306
Objections to nominations
1‑13.5‑401
Appointment of election judges
1‑13.5‑402
Number of judges - appointment
1‑13.5‑403
Certificates of appointment
1‑13.5‑404
Acceptance form - time to file
1‑13.5‑405
Vacancies - emergency appointments
1‑13.5‑406
Removal of judges
1‑13.5‑407
Oath of judges
1‑13.5‑408
Training of judges
1‑13.5‑409
Compensation of judges
1‑13.5‑410
Compensation for delivery of election returns and other election papers
1‑13.5‑501
Call for nominations - definitions
1‑13.5‑502
Notice of election
1‑13.5‑503
Ballot issue notice
1‑13.5‑504
Establishing precincts and polling places - applicability
1‑13.5‑504.5
Accessibility of polling places to persons with disabilities
1‑13.5‑505
Judges may change polling places
1‑13.5‑506
Number of voting booths, voting machines, or voting systems
1‑13.5‑507
Arrangement of voting machines or voting booths and ballot boxes
1‑13.5‑508
Election expenses to be paid by local government
1‑13.5‑509
Failure to receive mailed notice
1‑13.5‑510
Court-ordered elections
1‑13.5‑511
Certification of ballot
1‑13.5‑512
Correction of errors
1‑13.5‑513
Election may be canceled - when
1‑13.5‑601
Hours of voting
1‑13.5‑602
Watchers - definition
1‑13.5‑603
Judges open ballot box first
1‑13.5‑604
Judge to keep pollbook
1‑13.5‑605
Preparing to vote
1‑13.5‑606
Manner of voting in precincts using paper ballots
1‑13.5‑607
Eligible elector requiring assistance
1‑13.5‑608
Spoiled ballots
1‑13.5‑609
Counting paper ballots
1‑13.5‑610
Counting by counting judges
1‑13.5‑611
Tally sheets
1‑13.5‑612
Defective ballots
1‑13.5‑613
Judges’ certificate - statement on ballots
1‑13.5‑614
Delivery of election returns, ballot boxes, and other election papers
1‑13.5‑615
Abstract of votes - judges to post returns
1‑13.5‑616
Preservation of ballots and election records
1‑13.5‑617
Ranked voting methods
1‑13.5‑618
Covered voters to receive mail ballots
1‑13.5‑701
Use of voting machines
1‑13.5‑702
Judges to inspect machines - when
1‑13.5‑703
Sample ballots, ballot labels, and instruction cards
1‑13.5‑704
Instructions to vote
1‑13.5‑705
Length of time to vote
1‑13.5‑706
Judge to watch voting machines
1‑13.5‑707
Designated election official to supply seals for voting machines
1‑13.5‑708
Close of polls and count of votes
1‑13.5‑709
Election laws apply - separate absentee ballots permitted
1‑13.5‑801
Use of electronic voting system
1‑13.5‑802
Sample ballots
1‑13.5‑803
Ballots - electronic voting
1‑13.5‑804
Preparation for use - electronic voting
1‑13.5‑805
Instructions to vote
1‑13.5‑806
Ballots
1‑13.5‑807
Distribution of ballots - receipt - filing
1‑13.5‑808
Instruction cards - posting - content
1‑13.5‑809
Close of polls - ballot return - transfer box - delivery
1‑13.5‑810
Testing of electronic ballot counting equipment
1‑13.5‑811
Electronic vote counting - procedure
1‑13.5‑812
Election laws pertaining to use of electronic voting systems - separate absentee ballots permitted
1‑13.5‑901
Ballot boxes
1‑13.5‑902
Ballots and sample ballots - delivery - format
1‑13.5‑903
Correction of errors
1‑13.5‑904
Printing and distribution of ballots
1‑13.5‑905
Substitute ballots
1‑13.5‑906
Instruction cards - content
1‑13.5‑1001
When absentee electors may vote
1‑13.5‑1002
Application for absentee voter’s ballot - delivery - list
1‑13.5‑1003
Application for permanent absentee voter status
1‑13.5‑1004
List of absentee voters’ ballots - removal from list
1‑13.5‑1005
Self-affirmation on return envelope
1‑13.5‑1006
Manner of absentee voting by paper ballot
1‑13.5‑1007
Absentee voters’ voting machines - electronic voting systems
1‑13.5‑1008
Delivery to judges
1‑13.5‑1009
Casting and counting absentee voters’ ballots
1‑13.5‑1010
Challenge of absentee voters’ ballots - rejection - record
1‑13.5‑1011
Emergency absentee voting - definition
1‑13.5‑1101
Independent mail ballot elections
1‑13.5‑1102
Definitions
1‑13.5‑1103
Independent mail ballot elections - optional - cooperation with county clerk and recorder permitted - exception
1‑13.5‑1104
Preelection process - notification of independent mail ballot election - plan required - duties of designated election official
1‑13.5‑1105
Procedures for conducting independent mail ballot election
1‑13.5‑1105.5
Voting by electors at group residential facilities
1‑13.5‑1106
Delivery of misdelivered ballots
1‑13.5‑1107
Counting mail ballots
1‑13.5‑1108
Write-in candidates
1‑13.5‑1109
Challenges
1‑13.5‑1201
No voting unless eligible
1‑13.5‑1202
Right to vote may be challenged
1‑13.5‑1203
Challenge to be made by written oath
1‑13.5‑1204
Challenge questions asked
1‑13.5‑1205
Oath of person challenged
1‑13.5‑1206
Refusal to answer questions or take oath
1‑13.5‑1301
Survey of returns - canvass board
1‑13.5‑1302
Imperfect returns
1‑13.5‑1303
Corrections
1‑13.5‑1304
Tie - lots - notice to candidates
1‑13.5‑1305
Statement - certificates of election
1‑13.5‑1306
Recount
1‑13.5‑1401
Person elected - contest - causes
1‑13.5‑1402
District judge to preside - bond
1‑13.5‑1403
Filing statement - contents
1‑13.5‑1404
Summons - answer
1‑13.5‑1405
Trial and appeals
1‑13.5‑1406
Recount
1‑13.5‑1407
Judgment
1‑13.5‑1408
Ballot questions and ballot issues - how contested
1‑13.5‑1501
Controversies
1‑13.5‑1601
Applicability of criminal penalties
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