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Be on the lookout for your November 7 Colorado Coordinated Election ballot heading to registered voters across the state beginning October 16.

We break down the statewide ballot measures, call out the school board race to watch, and explain Boulder’s new ranked-choice voting system.

Find where to get more information on the mail-in ballot, where to drop a ballot off and how to cast an in-person ballot in Las Animas County.

Fremont County voters will decide this year on the leadership for Cañon City and Florence, plus a bond issue for a local school district.

The leadership of many school boards across El Paso County are in the air on this years ballot alongside many measures surrounding taxation.

In addition to the two statewide ballot measures regarding taxes, voters in Huerfano County will decide on the leadership of Walsenburg and whether to create a comprehensive solid waste system.

In addition to the two statewide ballot measures regarding taxes, voters in Pueblo County will decide on the leadership of the City of Pueblo, Pueblo D60, and a taxation issue for the city.

In addition to the two statewide ballot measures regarding taxes, voters in Custer County will decide on leadership for the Consolidated or Florence school district.

In addition to the two statewide ballot measures regarding taxes, voters in Teller County will decide on the leadership of Cripple Creek, Victor, and local school districts.

Voters in Bent County will not see any local measures or candidates on their ballot this year, instead, they will consider the two statewide ballot issues dealing with taxes.