News Release

Voters can Fix Signature, ID issues using Colorado BallotCure for the 2025 Coordinated Election

Denver, November 5, 2025 - Colorado voters have until November 12 to correct any signature or ID issue with their 2025 Coordinated Election ballot.

"Every voter who casts a ballot can ensure it is counted, even if it was first held for an ID or signature issue," said Secretary Griswold. "Colorado BallotCure gives Coloradans an additional tool to fix their ballot using a computer or smartphone."

Voters whose ballots have been held for "cure," or correction, will receive a notice from their county clerk and a message from BallotTrax if they are enrolled. Colorado voters can correct these discrepancies by following the instructions received from the County, or by using Colorado BallotCure.

To use Colorado BallotCure:

• Visit www.GoVoteColorado.gov
• Select "Cure my ballot"
• And follow the prompts from Colorado BallotCure!

Colorado BallotCure is the second generation of electronic ballot curing previously called Txt2Cure. Between the 2020 General Election and this year’s Coordinated Election, nearly 52,000 voters have cured their ballots electronically to ensure their vote was counted.

Secretary of State Jena Griswold is also reminding Coloradans of remaining important dates in the Coordinated Election. Upcoming key election dates include:

• November 12 – Last day for voters to correct a signature or ID discrepancy.
• November 12 – Last day for military and overseas ballots to be received by county clerks.
• November 17 – Deadline for the Secretary of State’s Office to establish the 20-digit random seed for the bipartisan Risk Limiting Audit and notify counties of the ballots selected for audit.
• November 25 – Deadline for county audit boards to report results of the bipartisan Risk Limiting Audit to the Secretary of State’s Office.
• November 26 – Deadline for county canvass boards to complete canvass and submit official election abstract to Secretary of State’s Office.
• November 28 – Deadline for Secretary of State’s Office to order a statutory recount.