Young People for All People Independent Expenditure

It’s almost Election Day (for real!)

Despite record youth turnout in the last three national elections, we haven’t seen meaningful progress on young people’s priority issues. That’s why Young People For All People is organizing and mobilizing young voters in key races to elect Youth Agenda Champions on November 5. 

Remember: In Colorado, it is never too late to register to vote. You can register to vote or update your registration online or at a Voter Service Center in your county—just be in line by 7 p.m. on Election Day, November 5! 

Yes, students can vote in the Colorado elections—as long as they’ve lived in Colorado for at least 22 days before Election Day. As long as you’ve lived in Colorado since October 14 you’re good to vote! 

Youth Agenda Champions 

Young people deserve elected officials who actually understand and fight for our issues. Young People for All People is proud to be turning out young people in support of: 

Representative Stephanie Vigil

Representative Stephanie Vigil

House District 16

Representative Stephanie Vigil (she/they) believes everyday people deserve to have the government support their interests and ensure that the basics of a good life are accessible to all. Their lived experience as a survivor of childhood trauma, mental illness, and disability has prepared them to create policy that is people-centered and focused on achieving freedom for all.

Katie Stewart

Katie Stewart

House District 59

Katie Stewart (she/hers) is a tireless advocate for Southwest Colorado. She’s committed to building partnerships with the Ute Mountain Ute and Southern Ute Tribe to create sustainable relationships that benefit Native communities in Southwest Colorado, expanding access to healthcare for rural communities and creating affordable housing for everyone.

Yara Zokaie

Yara Zokaie

House District 52

Yara (she/her) believes that it’s time for people to elect someone who will represent them—not corporate interests. Yara’s experience as a tax attorney and belief that corporations should pay what they owe will help us fund policy demands for a more inclusive, equitable and anti-racist future.

Key Dates

  • October 11: Check your mail! Ballots start to get mailed out to voters today. 
  • October 21: Go get your “I Voted” sticker! In-person voting starts as Voter Service Centers (VSC) and all 24-hour drop boxes will be open by this day! 
  • October 28: Moved since the last election? Want to make sure you receive your ballot in the mail? Make sure your voter registration is updated online by today. It’s also the last day we recommend mailing back your ballot to ensure it’s received by 7 p.m. on Election Day (Check your voter registration status at GoVoteColorado.gov).
  • November 5: It’s finally Election Day, bbs! Be in line at a Voter Service Center in your county by 7 p.m. to register to vote/update your registration or drop off your ballot at any drop box in the state.

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