Your Guide to Tuesday’s Colorado Election – What Aurora Voters Need to Know
This Tuesday, Colorado voters head to the polls to choose leaders at the federal, state and local levels. For Aurora residents aged 25‑55, the ballot isn’t just a civic duty—it’s a chance to shape the future of our community, from the next U.S. Senator to the Aurora City Council members who decide on local parks, public safety and transportation projects.
Key facts you can’t miss
| What | Details | Why it matters for Aurora | |------|---------|---------------------------| | Election date | Tuesday, November 5, 2024 | Marks the final opportunity to vote before the new legislative session begins. | | Federal races | President, U.S. Senate, U.S. House (CO‑5, CO‑6, CO‑7) | Your vote influences national policies that affect Aurora’s economy and healthcare. | | State races | Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Senate & House | State leaders decide on education funding, water rights and the renewable‑energy incentives that power our homes. | | Local races | Aurora Mayor, City Council (Districts 1‑9), School District 2 Board, ballot measures on transit and housing | Directly impact daily life—think road repairs, park upgrades, and school resources. | | Early voting | Oct 28 – Nov 3 at Aurora Municipal Center (555 S. Main St.) and select libraries | Skip the lines on Election Day; bring a valid ID and your voter registration card. | | Mail‑in ballots | Request by Oct 24; return by Nov 5 | Perfect for busy schedules—just print, sign, and drop it off at any post office or polling place. | | Polling locations | Over 30 sites across Aurora; find yours at [auroragov.org/vote](https://auroragov.org/vote) | Most are wheelchair‑accessible and have curb‑side voting for those with mobility needs. |
How to make your vote count
