C.R.S. Section 1-5-404
Arrangement of names on ballots for partisan elections


(1)

In all partisan elections, the names of all candidates and joint candidates who have been duly nominated for office shall be arranged on the ballot under the designation of the office in three groups as follows:

(a)

The names of the candidates of the major political parties shall be placed on the general election ballot in an order established by lot and shall comprise the first group; except that the joint candidates for president and vice president and the joint candidates for governor and lieutenant governor shall be arranged in the alphabetical order of the names of the candidates for president and governor.

(b)

The names of the candidates and joint candidates of the minor political parties shall be listed in an order established by lot and shall comprise the second group; except that the joint candidates for president and vice president and the joint candidates for governor and lieutenant governor shall be arranged in the alphabetical order of the names of the candidates for president and governor.

(c)

The names of the candidates and joint candidates of the remaining political organizations shall be listed in an order established by lot and shall comprise the third group; except that the joint candidates for president and vice president and the joint candidates for governor and lieutenant governor shall be arranged in the alphabetical order of the names of the candidates for president and governor.

(2)

Between July 1 and July 15 of each election year, the officer in receipt of the original designation, nomination, or petition of each candidate shall inform the major political parties, each minor political party that has nominated at least one candidate, and the representative of each political organization that has filed a nominating petition for at least one candidate of the time and place of the lot-drawing for offices to appear on the general election ballot. Ballot positions shall be assigned to the major political party, minor political party, or political organization in the order in which they are drawn. The name of the candidate shall be inserted on the ballot prior to the ballot certification.

(3)

The arrangement of names on ballots for congressional vacancy elections shall be established by lot at any time prior to the certification of ballots for the congressional vacancy election. The officer in receipt of the original designation, nomination, or petition of each candidate shall inform the major political parties, each minor political party, and the representatives of each political organization on file with the secretary of state of the time and place of the lot-drawing for the congressional election ballot. Ballot positions shall be assigned to the major political party, minor political party, or political organization in the order in which they are drawn.

Source: Section 1-5-404 — Arrangement of names on ballots for partisan elections, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-01.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

1‑5‑101
Establishing precincts and polling places for partisan elections
1‑5‑101.5
Precinct numbering
1‑5‑102
Establishing precincts and voter service and polling centers for nonpartisan elections
1‑5‑102.9
Voter service and polling centers - number required - services provided - drop-off locations - definition
1‑5‑103
Changes in boundaries - partisan elections
1‑5‑104
Changes in boundaries - nonpartisan elections
1‑5‑105
Restrictions
1‑5‑106
Polling location or drop-off location - designation by sign
1‑5‑108
Election judges may change polling locations and drop-off locations
1‑5‑201.5
Legislative declaration - purpose
1‑5‑203
Certification of ballot
1‑5‑205
Published and posted notice of election - content
1‑5‑206.7
Failure to receive mailed notice
1‑5‑207
Court-ordered elections
1‑5‑208
Election may be canceled - when
1‑5‑301
Registration record for partisan elections
1‑5‑302
Computer lists may be used in lieu of original registration records
1‑5‑303
Registration records for nonpartisan elections
1‑5‑304
Lists of property owners
1‑5‑401
Method of voting
1‑5‑402
Primary election ballots
1‑5‑403
Content of ballots for general and congressional vacancy elections
1‑5‑404
Arrangement of names on ballots for partisan elections
1‑5‑406
Content of ballots for nonpartisan elections
1‑5‑407
Form of ballots
1‑5‑408
Form of ballots - electronic voting
1‑5‑409
Single cross mark for party slate not permitted
1‑5‑410
Printing and distribution of ballots
1‑5‑411
Substitute ballots
1‑5‑412
Correction of errors
1‑5‑413
Sample ballots
1‑5‑501
Sufficient voting booths, voting machines, or electronic voting equipment
1‑5‑502
Ballot boxes for nonmachine voting
1‑5‑503
Arrangement of voting equipment or voting booths and ballot boxes
1‑5‑504
Instruction cards
1‑5‑504.5
Items to be posted at polling locations
1‑5‑505
Election expenses to be paid by county - repeal
1‑5‑505.5
State reimbursement to counties for ballot measure elections
1‑5‑506
Election expenses in nonpartisan elections
1‑5‑507
County clerk and recorder to give estimate
1‑5‑601
Use of voting systems - definition
1‑5‑601.5
Compliance with federal requirements
1‑5‑603
Adoption and payment for voting machines
1‑5‑605.5
Custody of voting system
1‑5‑605.7
Mechanical lever voting machines - prohibited
1‑5‑606
Election officials and employees not to have interest in voting equipment or devices
1‑5‑607
Elected officials not to handle voting equipment or devices
1‑5‑608.2
Punch card voting systems - prohibited
1‑5‑608.5
Electromechanical voting systems - testing by federally accredited labs - certification and approval of purchasing of electromechanical voting systems by secretary of state - conditions of use by secretary of state - testing
1‑5‑610
Preparation for use - electronic voting
1‑5‑611
Requirements - nonpunch card electronic voting systems
1‑5‑612
Use of electronic and electromechanical voting systems
1‑5‑613
Purchase and sale of voting equipment
1‑5‑615
Electromechanical voting systems - requirements
1‑5‑616
Electromechanical voting systems - standards - procedures
1‑5‑617
Examination - testing - certification
1‑5‑618
Modification of electronic and electromechanical voting systems - definition
1‑5‑619
Temporary use of electronic and electromechanical voting systems
1‑5‑620
Electronic or electromechanical voting system information - software
1‑5‑621
Compliance - definitions
1‑5‑623
Special rules applicable to use, modification, or purchase of electronic voting devices or systems and related components prior to 2014 - legislative declaration - rules
1‑5‑701
Legislative declaration - federal funds
1‑5‑702
Definitions
1‑5‑703
Accessibility of polling locations to persons with disabilities
1‑5‑704
Standards for accessible voting systems
1‑5‑705
Accessible voter interface devices - minimum requirement
1‑5‑706
Ballot access for voters with a disability - definition
1‑5‑801
Acquisition of voting systems - voter-verified paper record
1‑5‑802
Use of voting systems - voter-verified paper record
1‑5‑901
Short title
1‑5‑902
Legislative declaration - intent
1‑5‑903
Definitions
1‑5‑904
Multilingual ballot hotline - creation - secretary of state - rules
1‑5‑905
Multilingual ballot access - general provisions - requirements of secretary of state - county clerks
1‑5‑906
Minority language sample ballots - county clerk
1‑5‑907
In-person minority language ballot - county clerk - voter service and polling centers
1‑5‑908
State assistance to counties for implementation costs
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 1-5-404’s source at colorado​.gov