Denver Clerk and Recorder
Coverage of Denver Clerk and Recorder in the Nexus archive.
- Denver Clerk and Recorder's office reiterates city's election are secure and certifies latest results
The Denver Clerk and Recorder certified the city's primary election results after a bipartisan audit confirmed their accuracy. Sabrina Allie, deputy clerk and recorder, emphasized Denver's secure election process, including paper ballots and bipartisan audits, while addressing claims by President Donald Trump about election vulnerabilities.
- MSU Denver students push for greater youth participation at the polls
MSU Denver students are advocating for increased youth voter participation ahead of Colorado's primary election. Despite challenges, with only 17% youth voter turnout historically, students highlight the importance of campus resources and convenient ballot drop boxes. Experts note economic factors and education issues may influence youth engagement this year.
- Voter service and polling centers in Denver set to open up in phased approach starting Monday
Voter service and polling centers in Denver are opening in a phased approach starting June 15, offering in-person voting with valid ID, ballot drop boxes, and registration services. Denver Clerk and Recorder Paul Lopez emphasized bipartisan monitoring of 24-hour drop boxes and clarified voting procedures for unaffiliated voters, who receive two party-specific ballots and must submit only one. Key dates include June 22 as the last day to mail ballots and June 30 as Election Day.