How to Vote
Make your plan to vote NO on 2A.
Check that you are registered, know where your ballot goes, and vote early. Everything you need for the November 3, 2026 election is here.
Who can vote
Eligibility
- United States citizen
- At least 18 years old on election day
- A Colorado resident for at least 22 days before the election
- Registered at your Crested Butte address
Get registered
Registration
You can register online, by mail, or in person, and you can still register through Election Day. Register or update your address early if you want a ballot mailed to you. Two minutes settles it.
Register or check statusKey dates
Calendar
- October 6Ballot drop-off opens in Crested Butte.
- October 19In-person voting opens.
- November 3Election Day. Ballots must be received, not postmarked.
Where to vote
Drop-off and in-person locations
Drop-off from October 6
Town Hall, Cranks Plaza
507 Maroon Avenue, Crested Butte
Drop-off from October 6
POA and Mail building
61 Teocalli Avenue, Crested Butte
In person from October 19
Queen of All Saints Parish Hall
405 Sopris Avenue, Crested Butte
Dates and locations follow the county and town election notices. Please confirm hours at GoVoteColorado.gov before you go.
The 1CB pledge
Sign your name
We are one Crested Butte. I'm voting NO on 2A, the second-home tax, this November and I'm committing to help this community solve its budget challenges together, with honest numbers, clear priorities, and no lines drawn between neighbors.
Join the 1CB mailing list
Get updates on the November vote, events, and ways to help.
Tell your friends
The most effective outreach is personal. Copy the email below, put it in your own words, and send it to people you know in Crested Butte.
Subject:
Join me in voting NO on 2A
Message:
Hi [name], I wanted to reach out because Crested Butte has a big decision on the November ballot: Ballot Measure 2A, a second-home tax that would change the town we both love. I am opposed to this tax, and I hope you are too. Voters already rejected this idea in 2021. The Town's own presentation shows spending going from $6.6 million in 2016 to $19.3 million in 2026 while the number of full-time residents stayed flat. That points to a budget review, not a new tax on one group of owners. Our point-by-point response is here: https://1cb.us/why-vote-no To learn more and join the 1CB mailing list, click here: https://1cb.us/join [Your name]
Tip: personal messages work better than mass forwards. Add a sentence or two about why this matters to you.
Check your registration
Plenty of people with strong opinions about this town are not registered to vote in it. Two minutes at govotecolorado.gov settles it. If Crested Butte is home, make it official before the October deadline.
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