This year UU the Vote is leading All Souls to achieve the Good Trouble Congregation designation for the third time.
We are never done.
Midterm elections are approaching and we need your help. Both parties are working on getting their best candidates on the ballot and selecting the issues for their election platforms. Now is NOT the time for unaffiliated voters to sit on the fence. We need change in our representatives in our local, state, and national government.
Please go to govotecolorado.gov and register to vote or update your voter registration if you have changed your address.
Nov 3 Election Schedule
10/05/26 Ballots mailed to all registered voters
10/19/26 Voter Service and Polling Centers open for in-person voting
10/26/26 Last day citizens can register or update their registration information (address) on GoVoteColorado.gov. Citizens may continue to register and vote at Voter Service Centers and Polling Centers.
Go to Elections - El Paso County Clerk and Recorder for more information on the Nov 3, 2026 election.
Ballot Initiatives Nov 3
On Saturday, 10/17/26, from 12 noon to 3pm The League of Women Voters of the Pikes Peak Region and the American Association of University Women will hold a panel discussion of the ballot initiatives at All Souls UUC. There will be a record number on the ballot Nov 3, and some will be confusing to voters. Have the initiatives clarified and your questions answered. All are welcome to this event. This event is non-partisan.
Use Your Voice…Vote!
The UU The Vote Team will launch the Good Trouble Congregation campaign at our Sunday service 3/29/26. In the last voting cycle All Souls congregation was 148 souls and we:
- Had a 30% participation rate
- Had 2 election judges
- Wrote 3,500 letters to get out the vote
- Made 3,000 phone calls to get out the vote
As of March this year, El Paso County had 499,183 registered voters including 261,260 (or 52.34%) unaffiliated voters. Our challenge is to get them to complete and turn in their ballots in both the June 30 Primary Election and the November 3 General Election. In the 2022 Primary we had 468,252 registered voters but a turnout of a mere 32.07%. This information is from our county clerk’s website.
We must do better as a community.
We need your help.
Do not allow other people to make your choices for you.
Vote and get your friends, family, and neighbors to vote.
See the folks at the UU the Vote table in the small hall to find out what else you can do and watch our web page to make Good Trouble this year.
