Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate - Colorado

Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate is a legal document that was released by the Colorado Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Colorado.

FAQ

Q: What is a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate?
A: A Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate is a form submitted by a candidate to officially withdraw their candidacy from an election.

Q: Who can submit a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate in Colorado?
A: Any candidate who has previously filed a Candidate Affidavit and Nomination Petition can submit a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate.

Q: Is there a deadline to submit a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate in Colorado?
A: Yes, the deadline to submit a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate in Colorado is typically 64 days prior to the date of the election.

Q: Why would a candidate submit a Statement of Withdrawal?
A: A candidate may submit a Statement of Withdrawal if they no longer wish to run for office, have decided to support another candidate, or for personal reasons.

Q: What information is required on a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate?
A: The form typically requires the candidate's name, the office they were running for, and their signature.

Q: What happens once a candidate submits a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate?
A: Once a candidate submits a Statement of Withdrawal by Candidate, their name will be removed from the ballot and they will no longer be considered a candidate in the election.