The Secretary of State’s office is proud to protect Coloradans from business and charity fraud. Learn more and report suspected fraud online at ColoradoSOS.gov.

With the 2026 election cycle beginning soon, you can #HelpAmericaVote by signing up to be an election worker! As an election worker, you can learn more about Colorado elections while serving your community. Contact your county clerk or visit GoVoteColorado.gov for more info!

The Colorado Primary is June 30, 2026 – Are you registered to vote? It's never too early to verify! Check your registration status online at GoVoteColorado.gov. #TrustedInfo2026

Do you need to renew your notary commission? If it has been four or more years, the time is now. You can renew online up to 90 days before your commission expires. Learn more at ColoradoSOS.gov!

Looking for more information about Colorado elections? It’s important to use trusted sources for election information like GoVoteColorado.gov or your County Clerk’s website. #TrustedInfo2026

Secretary Griswold was proud to join local leaders and members of the community for the #MLKMarade to honor Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy of courage in the face of oppression.

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In observance of the holiday, our office is closed. All online services remain available at ColoradoSOS.gov.

Your high school can earn the Eliza Pickrell Routt Award from the Colorado Secretary of State’s office by having at least 85% of eligible seniors registered to vote. Learn more and receive a How-To Guide at GoVoteColorado.gov.

Today marks the first day of the 2026 legislative session! Best of luck to the legislators serving the people of Colorado. Thank you for all you do for Coloradans!

We are joining NASS for #TrustedInfo2026 to remind Coloradans to consult trusted sources for election information! Contact your County Clerk or visit GoVoteColorado.gov for trusted election information.

Going abroad? An apostille is a stamp of authenticity of a government-issued document for use in other countries. This ensures that documents like birth certificates, marriage licenses, and notarized papers are recognized internationally. Get started at ColoradoSOS.gov!

The Department of State takes pride in helping small businesses across Colorado! No matter your industry or where your business operates in Colorado, our office has resources to help you renew your business, avoid fraud, and more. Learn more at ColoradoSOS.gov.

Happy New Year! In observance of the holiday, our office is closed today. All online services remain available at ColoradoSOS.gov.

Today we pause to remember the devastating impact of the Marshall Fire that swept through Boulder County in 2021. We honor the resilience of the community and the heroism of our first responders who put their lives on the line for Coloradans in need.

Happy Holidays! Our office will be closed from Wednesday, December 24, through Friday, December 26. In-person services will resume on Monday, December 29. All online services remain available at ColoradoSOS.gov.

Colorado business filers! 2025 is almost over - we encourage you to plan ahead and file business documents early for filings that must be effective on December 31. Holiday hours and more info can be found at ColoradoSOS.gov.

If you’re giving today, check out our Wise Giving Tips at ColoradoSOS.gov!

Notary services are available at ColoradoSOS.gov! You can become a notary, renew a notary commission, use our notary search tool to find a public notary near you, and more.

Wishing Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate!

Secretary Griswold believes in protecting Colorado businesses. If you believe your business has been a victim of identity theft or fraud, contact your local law enforcement office and file a report using the Fraudulent Business Filings tool at ColoradoSOS.gov.

#GoGiveColorado – It’s Colorado Gives Day! If you’re contributing to a charity, find information about registered charities and non-profits in Colorado at ColoradoSOS.gov!

Secretary Griswold was proud to join Colorado labor unions today for a roundtable discussion about Labors' priorities coming into 2026.

Nearly 17,000 charities are registered in Colorado. Colorado state law requires charities and paid solicitors asking for contributions in Colorado to file registration documents with the Secretary of State. Search the charities database at ColoradoSOS.gov before you give!

The Secretary of State’s office proudly encourages young voters to take their civic engagement to the next level! High schools that have at least 85% of eligible seniors registered to vote can earn the Eliza Pickrell Routt Award. Visit ColoradoSOS.gov for more info!

ICYMI: Last week, Secretary Griswold certified the results of the 2025 Coordinated Election. Thank you to county clerks and election workers for your work on another gold standard election!

Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving! In observance of the holiday, our office will be closed today and tomorrow. In-person services will resume on Monday, December 1. All online services remain available at ColoradoSOS.gov.

An apostille is a stamp of authenticity of a government-issued document for use in other countries. This ensures that documents like birth certificates, marriage licenses, and notarized papers are recognized internationally. Visit ColoradoSOS.gov for more info!

Our office worked with counties across Colorado to conduct the bipartisan Risk Limiting Audit. The post-election audit has verified that votes were properly counted and reported.

The Colorado Secretary of State’s office provides several important resources for Colorado Business Owners! From registrations to trademarks, visit ColoradoSOS.gov for more information.

Today, the Risk Limiting Audit began for the 2025 Coordinated Election. The Risk Limiting Audit verifies that votes were properly counted and reported by examining a random sample of ballots. To learn more visit ColoradoSOS.gov.

Remember: If you need to correct a signature or ID issues with your ballot, today is the last day to do so! Make sure your voice is heard! Visit GoVoteColorado.gov and click “Cure My Ballot” to fix your ballot now!

Happy #VeteransDay! In recognition of this holiday celebrating our nation’s veterans, our office is closed today. All online services remain available at ColoradoSOS.gov.

Although Election Day has passed, the work doesn’t stop! Dedicated election officials check signatures and conduct audits before official results are certified. For the most up-to-date information, visit GoVoteColorado.gov.

Colorado BallotCure gives Coloradans an additional tool to fix a signature or ID discrepancy using their computer or smartphone. Learn more at GoVoteColorado.gov.

Do you still need to vote? It’s not too late! You have until 7 p.m. TONIGHT to turn in your ballot! Visit GoVoteColorado.gov for up-to-date election info.

Today, Secretary Griswold presented the Eliza Pickrell Routt award — granted to high schools that register 85% or more of the eligible senior class to vote — to students in Northeast Denver! Learn more about the award at GoVoteColorado.gov.

In Colorado, voters have until 7 p.m. to register to vote, update their registration, or vote in-person at a voter center. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov for more Election Day info.

Election Day is TODAY! You have until 7 p.m. to vote in-person or return your mail ballot to a drop box or voter center. If you are in line to vote by 7 p.m., you can still vote!

Secretary Griswold was joined by Clerks Joan Lopez, Paul López, and Josh Zygielbaum at the MLK Jr, Library Branch to remind Coloradans to return their ballots for the Coordinated Election by 7 p.m. on Election Day, November 4. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov to learn more!

Accessible voting access is available in every Colorado voter center. These allow voters with disabilities, including visual impairments, to vote privately, securely, and independently. Find a voter center near you at GoVoteColorado.gov.

If the 2025 Coordinated Election is your first time voting, we have a first-time voter checklist for you! Ensure your voice is heard and #MakeAPlanToVote in this election. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov for more info.

Get informed – make your vote count! Visit GoVoteColorado.gov to learn everything you need to know about Colorado’s upcoming election, including where you can find your closest voter center or drop box, and important deadlines. #GoVoteColorado

Drop boxes across Colorado are now open! If you have not yet cast your ballot, be sure to drop it off at a voter center or drop box!

Happy #VoteEarlyDay! Celebrate Vote Early Day by taking your ballot to a drop box or voter center today. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov to find a location near you!

Complete your ballot and drop it in the mail today! Today is the last recommended day to return your ballot by mail. Otherwise, you can bring it to a drop box or voter center near you. Visit GoVoteColorado.gov for more info!

Voter centers across Colorado are now open! Visit GoVoteColorado.gov to find your nearest voter center! #MakeAPlantoVote

Secretary Griswold is proud to empower the next generation of voters! Whether you’re ready to pre-register to vote or are looking for resources to help you get involved, visit GoVoteColorado.gov for the most accurate election information.

Voting in Colorado is simple! You can register to vote online or by completing a paper registration form! Learn more at GoVoteColorado.gov.

Check your registration and make sure you’re #VoteReady – there is still time to receive a ballot by mail! Visit GoVoteColorado.gov to update your registration today!

Colorado County Clerks have mailed ballots to Colorado voters. If you do not receive your ballot in the coming days, contact your County Clerk. Learn more and access accurate election information at GoVoteColorado.gov.