Voting

The Mesa County Clerk and Reporter Tina Peters is saying that ballots can be counted more than once and that software used in voting machines can be manipulated.

This year's election is going to be unlike any other for a variety of reasons including the way you vote. However, if you long for the good old days of heading to a polling station, you're in luck starting this week.

Midterms are over, and big changes are already affecting Colorado. However, Colorado has always been a place where change is welcome and accepted, including the historic action that was taken 125 years ago to this day.

It's the U.S. Postal Service that has the job of delivering millions of ballots to Colorado voters. Here's how big and important that job is.

Mesa County is doing what it can to make sure that this November's voting is true and accurate.

A woman who's seen a great deal of history is voting in an election that could make it.

After three of the most agonizing presidential debates - perhaps in the history of the world -  mail-in ballots are going out and it's time to vote for the candidate of your choice.

With some of the possible voter scams happening, those wanting to register to vote will be happy to know there is a legitimate event in Grand Junction that will allow you to do both without visiting the elections office.

Some registered voters in Mesa County have reported receiving the wrong mail-in ballot for the primary election.

Mesa County Voters who want to change their party affiliation prior to the primary election have just a few days to make that change.