Election FAQs

CLERK & RECORDER > Chief Elections Officer

Melanie Woodward, Chief Elections Officer

As prescribed by State law, the Clerk and Recorder is the Chief Election Officer for the County, charged with maintaining the election commission and any other duties required by Secretary of State.

This office is responsible for Electors, Elections, and Voters. As such, the Clerk and Recorders office registers qualified Electors (CRS 1-2-202 & CRS 1-1-110) and updates changes in their addresses and party affiliations. Regarding all Primary, General and Special elections, this office appoints election judges, publishes notices of elections, administers and supervises the conduct of all elections (CRS 1-1109) within Alamosa County, and prints and distributes ballots.

For the citizens of Alamosa County, the Clerk and Recorder registers them as voters, educates the public about elections, and answers questions regarding candidates and polling places. This process includes advising school and municipal offices of requirements and regulations of elections.

This page is currently undergoing updates.

Last Modified: 1/10/08