§ C.R.S. § 1-5-102(untitled)

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Establishing precincts and voter service and polling centers for
nonpartisan elections. (1) For nonpartisan elections other than coordinated elections, no later
than twenty-five days prior to the election, the designated election official, with the approval of
the governing body with authority to call elections, shall divide the jurisdiction into as many
election precincts as it deems expedient for the convenience of eligible electors of the
jurisdiction and shall designate the polling place for each precinct. The election precincts shall
consist of one or more whole general election precincts wherever practicable, and the designated
election official and governing body shall cooperate with the county clerk and recorder and the
board of county commissioners of their political subdivisions to accomplish this purpose.
Wherever possible, the polling places shall be the same as those designated by the county for
partisan elections.
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(2) The county clerk and recorder, no later than one hundred twenty days prior to a
regular special district election or regular election of any other political subdivision, shall
prepare a map of the county showing the location of the voter service and polling centers and
precinct boundaries utilized in the last November election. Copies of the map shall be available
for inspection at the office of the county clerk and recorder and for distribution to the designated
election official of each political subdivision.
(3) The county clerk and recorder shall maintain a list of owners or contact persons who,
to the clerk's knowledge, may grant permission to political subdivisions to use the locations
identified on the map for voter service and polling centers. The clerk shall, upon request of the
designated election official of a political subdivision, provide a copy of the list, or a part of the
list as requested by the designated election official.

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