Last Stop: Vote YES on RTA 7A by 7 p.m. Tuesday

Today is Election Day. If your ballot is still sitting on the kitchen counter, fill it out and return it now.

Ballots must be received by 7 p.m. tonight. It's too late to mail it, since postmarks don't count. Take it to a drop box or a polling center.

RTA Ballot Issue 7A is on the ballot for voters in the Yampa Valley: Routt County and the City of Craig.

Where to Return Your Ballot

Routt County

• Drop boxes, open until 7 p.m., at 522 Lincoln Avenue and 2025 Shield Drive in Steamboat Springs, and at the Hayden, Oak Creek and Yampa town halls
• Vote in person until 7 p.m. at 135 6th Street in Steamboat Springs, Hayden Town Hall, or Oak Creek Town Hall
• More from the Routt County Clerk

Craig (Moffat County)

• Moffat County Courthouse, 1198 W. Victory Way, Craig, with a drop box at the main entrance, open until 7 p.m.
• More from the Moffat County Clerk

Not registered yet? In Colorado you can still register and vote in person today. Check your registration and find your ballot at GoVoteColorado.gov. If you're in line at 7 p.m., stay in line. You can still vote.

More dates and locations are on our Resources page.

You Are in Good Company

Over the past two months, neighbors, organizations and local governments from Craig to South Routt have stood up for RTA 7A. Thank you, every one of you.

Resolutions in support

• Routt County Board of County Commissioners, Resolution 2026-064, adopted unanimously September 8
• Steamboat Springs City Council, adopted unanimously October 13 (Steamboat Pilot)

Organizations

• Yampa Valley Community Foundation, Board of Trustees. Read their letter in the Steamboat Pilot or the Craig Press.
• Western Resilience Center. Read their endorsement.
• Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation. Read their letter in the Steamboat Pilot.
• Steamboat Restaurant Association
• Steamboat Springs School District Board of Directors

Neighbors

• Nikki Knoebel, Oak Creek
• Angelica Salinas, Stagecoach
• Tom Kleinschnitz, Craig
• Matt Kireker, Steamboat Springs. Read his letter in the Steamboat Pilot.

And thank you to everyone who wrote a letter, put up a yard sign, handed out a palm card, or talked with a neighbor.

One More Ask

A yes on RTA 7A means safer trips on Highway 40, a reliable way to get to work from every town, more buses, and routes where there are none. It works whether or not you ever ride the bus.

If you've already voted, thank you. There's still time to help today: forward this email, text a friend to ask whether their ballot is in, or share one of our posts on Facebook, Instagram or Bluesky.

Vote YES on RTA 7A. Return your ballot to any drop box by 7 p.m. tonight.

More ways to get around. Better for everyone.