Unite Colorado aims to bridge the growing partisan divide in Denver by electing common sense, independent candidates to the state legislature in 2018. If you want to help elect leaders who put “We, the People” before the political parties and special interests, join us and become a Uniter today!

The National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers is the leading roundtable of individuals and organizations dedicated to fostering a government that is representative of and responsive to the people, and to advancing reforms and causes that increase competition, participation, and accountability in our political system. Colorado Independent Voters is a proud founding member of the National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers.

Let Colorado Vote is dedicated increasing voter engagement and participation in every Colorado election – regardless of party affiliation.

The organization started as the supporters of Props 107 and 108 in 2016 which successfully reinstated Colorado’s presidential primary and opened our primary elections to all Colorado voters.

The Independent Voter Project (IVP) launched in 2006 with a directive to identify and execute a strategy to reverse an increasingly polarized political system:

• Establish broad public awareness about voters’ nonpartisan rights.
• Create a climate for otherwise disenfranchised voters to engage in the political process.
• Use innovative new technologies to share information.

With more than 10 million readers a month, IVN.us is the preeminent resource for news, views and information from nonpartisan authors from across the country.

Voters in cities and states across the country are turning to ranked choice voting to give themselves - and future generations - better election options. FairVote is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization seeking to make democracy fair, functional, and more representative.

Vote at home is designed to empower voters by letting them decide when, how and where they vote. They don’t have to take time off work, drive to a polling place or stand in long lines. In a full vote-at-home system, all voters receive their ballots by mail automatically and choose how to cast their vote- by returning their ballot by mail, by bringing it to a secure drop-off location, or by voting in-person at a staffed vote center.