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Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Weekly spring fan vote from High School on SI at si.com/high-school/colorado/baseball, confirmed live in May 2025 as a "top hitters" format: a rotating list of standout CHSAA batting performances rather than one all-around nominee per school. Free to vote, no account required; no per-device cap or results archive is publicly documented.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Weekly winter fan-vote poll from High School on SI, running January through March alongside SI's confirmed Colorado boys basketball rankings at si.com/high-school/colorado. Nominees are pulled from CHSAA member schools statewide; no account is needed to vote, and the winner runs in a dated feature article.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Weekly fall fan-vote poll from High School on SI at si.com/high-school/colorado/football, splitting a defense-only ballot off Colorado's combined weekly poll, a structure mirroring Georgia and Maryland's 2025 offense/defense divide. Draws from all six CHSAA classes, 1A through 6A. Free to vote, no account required.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Weekly fall fan-vote poll from Sports Illustrated's High School on SI network at si.com/high-school/colorado/football, spotlighting one standout Colorado prep offensive performer each week of the CHSAA season, a split modeled on Georgia and Maryland's confirmed 2025 offense/defense ballots. Free to vote, no account required; the hub doesn't publish an exact per-device cap.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Weekly fall fan-vote poll from High School on SI at si.com/high-school/colorado/football, open to every CHSAA football program from Class 1A through Class 6A across an August-to-November season. No account is required to vote, live totals show through the week, and the winner runs in a Monday feature article.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Weekly winter fan-vote poll from High School on SI, published on the same si.com/high-school/colorado hub that covers every CHSAA sport statewide. Nominees are pulled from Colorado girls basketball programs across the state; no account is needed to vote, and the winner runs in a dated feature article separate from the boys' ballot.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Statewide weekly fan-vote recognition run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive) at si.com — covering all CHSAA member schools from Class 1A through 5A, every sport, every season. Voting closes Sunday at 11:59 p.m.; no account needed.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Annual fan-vote honor from High School on SI, published on the general si.com/high-school/colorado hub once Colorado's CHSAA spring baseball season ends. The ballot follows a separate weekly "top hitters" poll confirmed live in May 2025. Free to vote; no account, and no per-device cap is publicly documented.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Annual fan-vote honor from High School on SI, published on the general si.com/high-school/colorado hub rather than the weekly poll's dedicated address. Nominees are drawn from CHSAA's full six-class football field, 1A through 6A, once the postseason ends. Free to vote; no account, and no per-device cap is published.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Annual statewide fan vote from High School on SI at si.com/high-school/colorado, crowning one Colorado girls basketball standout each year from CHSAA programs statewide. Distinct from the weekly Player of the Week ballot on the same hub: nominees are judged on a full season, and no account is needed to vote.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Annual end-of-season fan-vote recognition at si.com/high-school/colorado, run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive), crowning a statewide Colorado POY per sport each year across all CHSAA member schools. Free vote, no cap stated.
Statewide Colorado · High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive)
Annual end-of-fall-season fan poll at si.com/high-school/colorado, run by High School on SI (Sports Illustrated / SBLive), crowning the top Colorado girls softball player statewide. Voting is free with no hourly cap; winner decided by fan-vote total at close.
Fort Collins · The Coloradoan (USA Today Network)
The Coloradoan's Blue Federal Credit Union–sponsored weekly fan vote for the top prep athlete in the Fort Collins metro. Two parallel ballots run every week — Boys and Girls — each with five nominees, voting open Monday through Thursday, closing Thursday at 11:59 a.m. sharp.
The Pueblo Chieftain's weekly fan-vote poll for a standout Pueblo-area high school athlete, open to every sport rather than football only. There is no stated vote-limit restriction, and the ballot closes at midnight Friday, a full two days ahead of the Sunday-night close used by Colorado's statewide SI poll.
Star Local Media's suburban Denver Athlete of the Week: same weekly format as the publisher's North Texas edition, five to six county nominees, ballot resets every Monday at 10 a.m.
Aspen Times Best of Aspen Snowmass Basalt is The Aspen Times' readers'-choice ballot for Aspen, Snowmass and Basalt, Colorado, run at aspentimes.com. Five editions are confirmed, 2022 through 2026. For the 2023 cycle the page's own wording reads "VOTING IS COMPLETE" with winners announced December 1; no category roster and no per-voter rule are published for any cycle, so confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Boulder Weekly, a Colorado newspaper, runs Best of Boulder directly on its own site at boulderweekly.com/special-editions/best-of-boulder/, with no separate voting-network platform involved. Five editions are confirmed, 2018, 2019, 2024, 2025 and 2026, with nothing published for 2020 through 2023 in between. An August 4, 2026 update from the paper said voting was about to open; the exact opening and closing dates stay off that page, confirmed on the live ballot each cycle.
Westword's annual Best of Denver readers-choice poll reaches its 43rd edition in 2026, with online voting at westword.com/best-of-denver-readers-choice-poll. The alt-weekly has run the program since the early 1980s, though Westword hasn't published this cycle's specific category list, ballot format, or vote cap.
NOCO Style Magazine's annual Best of NOCO readers-choice program serves Northern Colorado, with public voting at nocostyle.com/best-of-noco and results published every December issue. The magazine hasn't confirmed a category list, voting window, or vote cap for this cycle, so the live ballot page is the only current authority.
Summit Daily News' annual readers-choice ballot for Colorado's I-70 resort corridor — nearly 200 categories across Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, and Keystone, with results announced each October in Silverthorne.
Steamboat Pilot & Today's reader-vote awards for Steamboat Springs, a single 140+ category ballot with First, Second, Third, and Top-5 results published per category.
Colorado Springs · Colorado Springs Gazette
The Colorado Springs Gazette's annual Best of the Springs readers-choice awards, voted at thebestofthesprings.com. The 2026 cycle has already closed, with winners set to appear in an annual print book instead of a live results page; the category list, vote cap, and 2027 dates aren't public yet.
Grand Junction · Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Annual Grand Junction Daily Sentinel readers-choice awards for the Western Slope, with a public vote across 162 categories in 8 category groups, a winners gala, and a print winners magazine.
Boulder County, Colorado's Best of the West runs at yellowscene.com/best-of-the-west, published by Yellow Scene Magazine. Confirmed editions land in 2023, 2025 and 2026, and the 2026 poll is confirmed open on the live page, a straight write-in ballot with no drop-down menus. The ballot page lists no category roster and no per-supporter limit; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Vail Daily's annual reader vote across 140+ categories spanning skiing, dining, and local services in the Vail Valley, with winners celebrated at the Vilar Performing Arts Center.
Grand Junction · KMXY / Mix 104.3 (mix1043fm.com)
Best Veterinarian in the Grand Valley is Mix 104.3's (KMXY) fan-vote award for veterinary practices around Grand Junction, Colorado. Archived pages show the ballot live every September from 2020 through 2026, missing only 2022. The station's own page gives a Tuesday, September 22 close time from a past year without stating which one; exact dates, categories, and a vote cap all require checking the live mix1043fm.com ballot.
Colorado Springs · Colorado Springs Parade of Homes
One confirmed edition, 2026, backs Colorado Springs Parade of Homes People's Choice at springsparade.com. The Home Tour itself runs September 11 through 27, 2026, and its People's Choice vote sits inside that same window. Past those dates, a category list, a per-voter rule, and the organizer's own name are whatever the live page says, confirmed fresh each cycle.
Colorado Springs · Colorado Springs Magazine
Colorado Springs Magazine's annual Top of Town readers-choice contest, voted at coloradospringsmag.com/tott. The magazine hasn't published a category list, vote cap, or fixed dates on the record checked for this guide, and the name echoes 5280 Magazine's separate Denver contest closely enough to cause real confusion.
The Colorado Sun runs Colorado's Best, an annual voting hub at coloradosun.com/colorados-best. The nonprofit newsroom's public record confirms only the yearly cadence and that single hub URL; no category list, vote cap, ballot structure, or close date is published anywhere The Colorado Sun has made public.
The Colorado Sun runs Colorado's Best Denver Metro, an annual regional sub-edition of its statewide Colorado's Best program, voted at coloradosun.com/colorados-best-denver-metro. The public record confirms only the annual cadence and that single URL, and this edition lands in the same Denver-metro market Top of the Town and Best of Denver already serve.
The Colorado Sun runs Colorado's Best Northeast, an annual regional sub-edition of its statewide Colorado's Best program, voted at coloradosun.com/colorados-best-northeast. The newsroom has made public only the annual cadence and that single URL; no category list, vote cap, ballot format, or close date appears anywhere on its site.
The Colorado Sun's Colorado's Best franchise now runs a Southwest Colorado sub-edition, voted annually at coloradosun.com/colorados-best-southwest. Beyond that URL and an annual cadence, the newsroom hasn't published a category list, vote cap, ballot format, or close date here, so the live site is the only real authority once a cycle opens.
The Colorado Sun runs Colorado's Best Western Slope, an annual regional sub-edition of its statewide Colorado's Best program, voted at coloradosun.com/colorados-best-western-slope. The public record confirms only the annual cadence and that single URL; no category list, vote cap, ballot format, or close date has been published anywhere online.
CommunityVotes runs a readers'-choice ballot for Arvada, Colorado, at arvada.communityvotes.com. Two editions are confirmed, 2023 and 2026, and the 2026 results were posted in June after voting closed. Categories, a per-voter limit, and day-level 2026 dates stay off the published page; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Boulder, Colorado's outpost of the CommunityVotes readers-choice network, voted at boulder.communityvotes.com in two stages, a nomination stage first, then a finalist vote. What sets it apart from Denver's ballots is the city's tech-corridor business base. No published category list, close date, or vote cap exists for this program yet.
CommunityVotes' Fort Collins readers-choice ballot at fortcollins.communityvotes.com runs in two stages, a nomination round followed by a finalist vote, separate from the city's own YourChoiceAwards program. No category list, vote cap, or fixed nomination-to-close calendar has been published yet for either one; check the live site each cycle.
CommunityVotes' readers'-choice ballot for Pueblo, Colorado, runs at pueblo.communityvotes.com. Two editions are confirmed, 2023 and 2026, and the 2026 site itself states results were posted in June once voting closed. Categories, a vote limit, and day-level dates for the current cycle stay unpublished; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Grand Junction · The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction Media)
Grand Junction Media, publisher of The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, runs the Grand Junction Sentinel Best of the West on Second Street at gjsentinel.secondstreetapp.com. Eight confirmed editions run 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025, and 2026, and the 2026 combined nomination-and-voting ballot opened April 3 and closed June 16, already over. Categories and any vote cap go unpublished; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Grand Junction · The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction Media)
Grand Junction Media, the Second Street account tied to The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, runs the Ride Photo Contest for Grand Junction, Colorado at gjsentinel.secondstreetapp.com. Eight editions are confirmed, 2019 through 2026, and the most recent window ran January 8 through February 1, 2026, already closed. How many categories run, and how often one person may vote, is not stated; confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
Springs Magazine's annual Colorado readers-choice program, with public voting at springsmag.com/peoples-choice-awards. The inaugural edition ran in 2025, making 2026 its second cycle. The magazine has not published a category list, ballot format, or vote cap anywhere public; confirm cycle specifics directly on the live page.
5280 Magazine runs Top of the Town, its annual Denver readers-choice program, with public voting at 5280scene.com across the city's consumer business categories. Winners are celebrated each July at an in-person event, separate from the magazine's peer-nominated Top Doctors and Top Lawyers lists.
Dumb Friends League, the Colorado animal-welfare organization now also presenting itself as Humane Colorado, has run its Calendar Photo Contest for twelve confirmed years straight, 2014 through 2025, at gogophotocontest.com/dumbfriendsleague on the GoGo Photo Contest network. Voting falls in August each cycle; the confirmed page does not fix an exact day. A category breakdown, a repeat-voting rule, and platform-listed round dates all go unpublished. Confirm on the live ballot each cycle. No single Colorado city is named on the confirmed page.
NoCo's Cutest Dog is KKPL's (99.9 The Point) dog photo contest at 999thepoint.com, a Colorado radio station. Archived pages show a September contest running from 2019 through 2026. No day-level dates, category list, or vote cap are published; confirm both on the live 999thepoint.com page.
Colorado Pet Pantry built The Real House Pets of Colorado Calendar Contest on GoGo Photo Contest's system, found at gogophotocontest.com/coloradopetpantry. The confirmed 2026 voting window ran May 6 through May 28, alongside a separate May 18-25 entry period and a June 5 deadline for winners to claim their prize. An entry with at least 100 votes by that May 28 close earned a bonus drawing for a pair of tickets. Category rules and a vote limit stay unpublished; confirm both on the live ballot each cycle.
Salida · Ark Valley Humane Society
Ark Valley Humane Society raises money for the animals in its care through the Feline & Fido Calendar Contest, a $1-per-vote pet-photo fundraiser at gogophotocontest.com/avhs that fills the shelter's 2027 wall calendar. Confirmed editions run 2016 through 2024, and 2026. The current window opened September 27, 2026, with photos open to public voting through 9:00 PM Mountain time on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at $1 per vote with a $5 minimum. Beyond that window, confirm on the live ballot each cycle.
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