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LITTLETON, CO Coloradans have a lot of voting to do this year a few months after the March presidential primary has ended, the June primary is coming up.

Elections officials in Arapahoe, Douglas and Jefferson counties have issued the following important information for voters:

Which seats are up for election?

Sample ballots for the Republican, Democratic, and Libertarian primaries:

Important dates:

Drop Boxes: The 24-hour drop boxes remain the most efficient and secure way to return your ballot, officials said. Find the latest locations:

Mail: Voters can also use the U.S. mail to return their ballots. Postmarks do not count, so if you choose to mail your ballot, officials recommend doing so at least eight days before Election Day.

Vote Centers: Few voters will need to vote in person, officials said. In light of COVID-19, elections officials are taking special precautions with in-person vote centers and are still finalizing sites that will officer adequate social distancing. Jefferson County will post locations at VoteJeffco when they're ready, officials said. Arapahoe County vote centers can be found here, and Douglas County centers can be found here. In the meantime, residents are encouraged to register to vote or update their registration at GoVoteColorado to receive a ballot in the mail, officials said.

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June State Primary: What Littleton Voters Need To Know - Patch.com