Ballots For Primary Election Start Heading Out Monday

DENVER (CBS4) - Unaffiliated voters get their first chance in Colorado history to vote in the state's primaries.

Ballots will start going out on Monday.

There are more than one million voters, who are not Democrats or Republicans, who will get to vote in the primary.

A ballot measure in 2016 changed those rules.

Independents make up the majority of Colorado voters.

The big race this year is for the governor's seat.

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