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Ballots for April Colorado Springs election to be mailed out Friday

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – If you're registered to vote in Colorado Springs, you can expect to receive your City Council election ballot shortly!

The city said the ballots will be mailed out to registered voters this Friday, March 7. All ballots must be returned by 7 p.m. on election day, April 1, 2025.

Elected positions on the ballot include the six district City Council seats, but every voter's ballot will only have one City Council candidate list based on the city district the voter lives in.

"City Councilmembers play a very important role in key decisions which directly impact residents," City Clerk Sarah Johnson said, "Unfortunately, in the past, we have seen less than a third of registered voters return their ballots. It only takes a quick minute at one of 28 secure drop-off locations across the city."

The city said for the first time, residents will also be able to virtually track the status of their ballot through a brand-new tool. You can track the status of your ballot and find drop-off locations through the city's website.

If you don't receive a ballot – or have other questions about the election – you can contact the City Clerk’s office at 719-385-5901, or email elections@coloradosprings.gov.

Key Election Dates

  • March 7 – Ballots mailed to residents 
  • March 17 – Counting of ballots to begin 
  • March 25 – Last day to submit an application for an absentee ballot 
  • April 1 – Election Day! Ballots due by 7 p.m.
  • April 9 – Deadline for return of military and overseas citizen ballots and deadline to correct issues related to signatures and missing IDs for ballots.  
  • April 11 – Election Results are certified
  • April 15 – District City Councilmembers sworn into office 
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Sadie Buggle

Sadie has been a digital and TV news producer at KRDO13 since June 2024. She produces the station’s daily noon show and writes digital articles covering politics, law, crime, and uplifting local stories.

This is her first industry job since graduating from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism in May 2024. Before that, she managed and edited for ASU’s independent student publication, The State Press.

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