Party Active Inactive Total*
American Constitution 262 80 342
Approval Voting 147 24 171
Center 86 12 98
Democratic 90,104 10,534 100,638
Green 655 148 803
Libertarian 1,717 454 2,171
No Labels 255 5 260
Republican 24,304 3,197 27,501
Unity 106 33 139
Unaffiliated 105,841 16,660 122,501
Totals 223,477 31,147 254,624

Data as of 1/1/2024

Party Active Inactive Total*
American Constitution 262 79 341
Approval Voting 150 24 174
Center 89 12 101
Democratic 89,910 10,224 100,134
Forward 1 0 1
Green 657 143 800
Libertarian 1,702 443 2,145
No Labels 290 6 296
Republican 24,443 3,123 27,566
Unity 112 31 143
Unaffiliated 107,041 16,241 123,282
Totals 224,657 30,326 254,983

Data as of 2/1/2024

Party Active Inactive Total*
American Constitution 264 79 343
Approval Voting 153 23 176
Center 90 11 101
Democratic 89,993 9,991 99,984
Forward 1 0 1
Green 663 139 802
Libertarian 1,710 432 2,142
No Labels 319 7 326
Republican 24,445 3,055 27,500
Unity 114 30 144
Unaffiliated 108,082 15,883 123,965
Totals 225,834 29,650 255,484

Data as of 3/1/2024

Party Active Inactive Total*
American Constitution 265 79 344
Approval Voting 153 24 177
Center 90 11 101
Democratic 90,040 9,945 99,985
Forward 1 0 1
Green 663 139 802
Libertarian 1,711 431 2,142
No Labels 325 7 332
Republican 24,466 3,031 27,497
Unity 116 30 146
Unaffiliated 108,265 15,797 124,062
Totals 226,095 29,494 255,589

Data as of 4/1/2024

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The data on this page is updated monthly on the 1st of the month*.

Note that the voter counts reflected above do include a small percentage of voters who are under 18 at present, but may be eligible to vote by the next election. Colorado law allows residents to register to vote as young as 16. Only active voters who are age 18 on or before Election Day will be mailed a ballot. Note that periodically in Colorado a new qualified political organization becomes recognized, such as the Center Party or No Labels Party. Voters could register with these organizations only after these parties became recognized (a process handled at the state level). If data is not listed for a party, they likely were not a registration option at that time.

To get the most up-to-date voter registration counts for active voters or to search breakdowns of active voters by city, gender, age, and party use our Voter Registration Counts tool.

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Definitions of Voter Status:
Active Status

Active voters automatically receive a mail ballot in each election. An active voter is:

  • Someone who is registered to vote and whose confirmation card or previous mail ballot was not returned as undeliverable.
  • Someone who is registered to vote and has not been identified as having moved to a different state.
  • Someone who has recently registered or updated their voter registration since the last general election.
Inactive Status

These voters do not automatically receive a mail ballot in each election. They are still eligible to vote by visiting a Voter Service and Polling Center during election time, or they can contact the Elections Division to find out more information about how to reactivate their record. Categories include:

  • Undeliverable Ballot or Returned Mail: Voters who no longer reside at the address provided on their voter registration file. Official election correspondence and/or ballot has been returned to the clerk’s office as “undeliverable” by the post office because the resident no longer lives at the address.
  • NCOA (National Change of Address database): Voters who have provided the U.S. Postal Service with new residence addresses that indicate they have moved out of the state of Colorado.

* This Voter Registration Data application was launched in October 2017. Data populated in earlier months in 2017 is approximately from the 1st of every month depending on whether the date fell on a weekday.