Colorado § 1-5-101.5 Precinct numbering

Colorado Statutes

§ 1-5-101.5 — Precinct numbering

Colorado § 1-5-101.5

Title 01Elections

Art.Notice of and Preparation for Elections

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 1-5-101.5 (2026).

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(1)There is hereby created a precinct numbering system that shall be used by the county clerk and recorder of each county of the state in numbering election precincts established in accordance with section 1-5-101. The precinct numbering system created pursuant to this section shall not be used until the reapportionment of senatorial and representative districts required to be conducted after the 2000 federal census pursuant to section 48 of article V of the Colorado constitution is completed, but the precinct numbering system shall be implemented by each county clerk and recorder no later than July 1, 2002.

(2)Any election precinct established pursuant to the provisions of section 1-5-101 shall be numbered with a ten digit number as follows:

(a)The first digit of the precinct

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(1) There is hereby created a precinct
numbering system that shall be used by the county clerk and recorder of each
county of the state in numbering election precincts established in accordance with
section 1-5-101. The precinct numbering system created pursuant to this section
shall not be used until the reapportionment of senatorial and representative
districts required to be conducted after the 2000 federal census pursuant to
section 48 of article V of the Colorado constitution is completed, but the precinct
numbering system shall be implemented by each county clerk and recorder no later
than July 1, 2002.

(2) Any election precinct established pursuant to the provisions of section 1-5-101 shall be numbered with a ten digit number as follows:

(a) The first digit of the precinct number shall consist of the number of the
congressional district in which the precinct is contained.

(b) The second and third digits of the precinct number shall consist of the
number of the state senatorial district in which the precinct is contained. If the
state senatorial district consists of one digit, such digit shall be preceded by a zero
for purposes of the precinct number.

(c) The fourth and fifth digits of the precinct number shall consist of the
number of the state representative district in which the precinct is contained. If the
state representative district consists of one digit, such digit shall be preceded by a
zero for purposes of the precinct number.

(c.5) The sixth and seventh digits of the precinct number shall consist of the
number assigned by the secretary of state to represent the county in which the
precinct is contained.

(d) The last three digits of the precinct number shall consist of an individual
precinct number as determined by the county clerk and recorder.

(3) Any changes in election precinct numbering required pursuant to this
section shall be completed and reported by the county clerk and recorder to the
secretary of state in accordance with section 1-5-103 (3).