We Geeks are passionate about many diverse and wonderful things: from web design to space exploration, from world travel to spending time in the snow.
We’re also passionate about voting.
To create an inclusive culture in our country, we need to include as many voices as possible. And voting is one of the key opportunities to do that.
November 3, 2026, is Election Day, and it’s a chance for our collective voices to be heard. In preparation, we’ve updated our list of voter resources—for Colorado and beyond.*
Voting Tips
- Vote Early Day is Oct 24! – Did you know most voters can cast their ballots prior to Election Day? Check out Vote Early Day to learn more about your options to vote early.
- Drop off your ballot in person at a drop box prior to Election Day, if you have that option. (Check out the link below for Larimer County residents.)
- Mail in your ballot 1-2 weeks before Election Day, allowing plenty of buffer for it to be delivered in time.
- Contact three friends or family members and remind them of all the above.
Voter Resources
Voting Info – Larimer County, Colorado
- Larimer County election info
- Local Ballot Measure Tracker (Colorado only) – A comprehensive annual tracker of the city- and county-level ballot measure questions considered by voters in communities across Colorado
- Voting locations (including drop boxes, Open Oct 2–Nov 3)
- How to volunteer at your local polling place (more national info below):
- General info (via the Work Elections Project)
- About Election Judges
- Becoming an Election Judge (on YouTube)
- Election Judge application
Voting Info – Beyond
- Registration status:
- Colorado (You can also find out when your ballot will be mailed out.)
- All states
- Voting deadlines (by state)
- Voting calendar for 2026 (by state)
- BallotReady – From county commissioners to ballot measures to judges, access everything on your entire ballot that you’ll see in the voting booth.
- VOTE411 – Launched by the League of Women Voters Education Fund, VOTE411 is a one-stop shop for election related information.
Volunteer Opportunities
- Volunteer to staff your local polling place!
- HeadCount – HeadCount works with hundreds of artists to register voters and raise social consciousness.
- VoteRiders – VoteRiders provides voter ID assistance so that every voter can cast a ballot that counts.
Other Voter Resources
- Feeling stressed? It could be ESD (election stress disorder). Here are some tips from BetterHelp for how to manage it.
- Pizza to the Polls – Pizza to the Polls is a nonpartisan, nonprofit initiative founded in 2016 with a simple mission: deliver food to crowded polling locations.
Civic Holidays
September
- National Voter Registration Day (returns Sep 14, 2027)
October
- National Voter Education Week (Oct 5-9, 2026)
- Election Hero Day (Oct 20, 2026)
- Vote Early Day (Oct 24, 2026)
November
- Election Day (Nov 3, 2026)
Learn more about Civic Holidays at: civicholidays.org
National Organizations
- Time To Vote – Time To Vote is a nonpartisan movement led by the business community to contribute to the culture shift needed to increase voter participation in our country’s elections.
- All In Together – All In Together is committed to ensuring women’s voices are fully represented in political and civic life.
- When We All Vote – When We All Vote is a non-profit, nonpartisan organization that is on a mission to increase participation in every election and close the race and age voting gap.
- Vote.org – Vote.org uses technology to simplify political engagement, increase voter turnout, and strengthen American democracy.
- Vote From Abroad – Vote From Abroad is a nonpartisan platform that helps U.S. citizens vote from abroad by producing the necessary federal forms.
- IssueVoter – IssueVoter helps individuals become more informed voters and keep Congress accountable year-round. You can sign up to receive alerts on issues you care about before Congress votes and also learn about bills in basic terms.
- Motivote – Motivote uses purpose-built tools powered by behavioral science to help motivate teams, classmates, community, colleagues and employees to make voting a habit.
- TurboVote – TurboVote is a product of Democracy Works, a non-partisan 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organization. They help Americans vote by providing reliable, useful voting guidance through the sites, apps and groups they trust.
- Rock the Vote – Rock the Vote is the most trusted and effective 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to building the political power of young people.
CodeGeek is #VoteReady.
CodeGeek is a member of Time to Vote.
We’re proud to join more than 2,020 U.S. businesses allowing employees the opportunity to get out and vote so that they don’t have to choose between earning a paycheck and casting their ballots.
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Every company is unique. Yet, more than 1,300 companies, including CodeGeek, are united by these nonpartisan values: Every American has a voice in our democracy. Voting should be safe and accessible to all. Elections should be fair and transparent. We’re proud to be 100% In for democracy. Are you in?
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*This post was originally published on Oct 7, 2020. We republish it each year with updated intel.