Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026

Election 2026

Every contest, judge and measure on the ballots in Larimer and Weld counties, in the ballots' own words. Ballots are due by 7 p.m. on Election Day; a postmark does not count.

Voting by mail

  1. From Oct. 2Ballots go out by mail to every registered voter in both counties.
  2. Oct. 26The last day Larimer County recommends returning a ballot by mail; after it, use a drop box or a vote center.
  3. Nov. 3, by 7 p.m.Election Day. Ballots must be received by 7 p.m.; a postmark does not count.

Drop boxes, vote centers and ballot tracking: Larimer County Elections and Weld County Elections.

On every ballot here

Congress5 contests

  • Mark BaisleyRepublicanNow State Senator
  • John HickenlooperDemocraticIncumbent
  • Bob ChewForward
  • Christopher BaumApproval Voting
  • Blake HuberLibertarian
  • Adam WithrowUnity

Certified write-in candidates: Donald Willoughby, Ryan Apelbaum, Will Powers

Representative to the 120th United States Congress

2
  • Joe NeguseDemocraticIncumbent
  • Kelley Anne DennisonRepublican
  • Gaylon KentLibertarian
4
  • Lauren BoebertRepublicanIncumbent
  • Eileen LaubacherDemocratic
  • Douglas MangerisLibertarian

Certified write-in candidate: Luis Galvan

7
  • Tim BennettRepublican
  • Brittany PettersenDemocraticIncumbent
  • Susan HallUnity
  • Lawrence Kyle ClarkAmerican Constitution
  • Dan "Kilo" SallisLibertarian
  • Joe KrzeczkowskiUnaffiliated

Weld County

8
  • Gabe EvansRepublicanIncumbent
  • Manny RutinelDemocratic
  • Dave WoodLibertarian

State offices7 contests

  • Victor MarxGeorge Washington MarkertRepublican
  • Phil WeiserLesley DahlkemperDemocraticNow Attorney General
  • Stephen T. HamiltonJames K TreibertAmerican Constitution
  • Eric MulderWayne HarlosLibertarian
  • Jeff PeckmanT.J. ColeUnity
  • Erik UnderwoodFrank AtwoodApproval Voting
  • Greg LopezTaralyn RomeroUnaffiliated
  • Amanda GonzalezDemocratic
  • James WileyRepublican
  • Sean VadneyLibertarian
  • Amanda CampbellAmerican Constitution
  • Celeste LandryForward
  • Jeff BridgesDemocraticNow State Senator
  • Kevin GranthamRepublican
  • Jodie BarrLibertarian
  • Marilee Langner SturgisApproval Voting
  • Michael J. AllenRepublican
  • Jena GriswoldDemocraticNow Secretary of State

State Board of Education Member

7
  • Karla EsserDemocraticIncumbent
  • Steve BartonRepublican
  • Ross KlopfLibertarian

Weld County

Regent of the University of Colorado

2
  • Marty NeilsonRepublican
  • Edie HootonDemocratic
  • Richard FriendLibertarian
7
  • Paul MuellerRepublican
  • Nolbert ChavezDemocraticIncumbent
  • BetteRose RyanLibertarian

Weld County

Judges7 judges

Each question asks whether the judge should be retained in office: yes or no.

Colorado Supreme Court Justice

Colorado Court of Appeals Judge

Statewide measures14 measures

Amendments

81 to 86: Requires 55% approval because it adds language to the state constitution.

Amendment 81Law Enforcement Reporting Requirements to Federal Authorities
Amendment 82Right to Natural Gas
Amendment 83Constitutional Right to Hunt and Fish
Amendment 84Mail Ballot Voter Identification
Amendment 85Plain Language Ballot Questions
Amendment 86Congressional Redistricting
Amendment 87Graduated Income Tax

Regional measures1 measure

Ballot Issue 7AFront Range Passenger Rail District

Passes with a majority vote.

Depends on where you live

Each county adds its own offices, judges and measures to the ballot, and each town its own. Choose your town to see your ballot.

Larimer County

7 offices, 3 judges and 12 measures on the county's ballot

Weld County

29 offices, 5 judges and 25 measures on the county's ballot

The legislature15 contests

State Senator

1
  • Jamie JefferyDemocratic
  • Byron PeltonRepublicanIncumbent

Weld County

15
  • Rob WoodwardRepublican
  • Janice MarchmanDemocraticIncumbent

Larimer County

17
  • Katie WallaceDemocraticIncumbent
  • Pat MillerRepublican

Weld County

25
  • Paul KohlhoffRepublican
  • William LindstedtDemocraticIncumbent
  • Mark Philip BromleyUnaffiliated

Weld County

State Representative

19
  • Dan WoogRepublicanIncumbent
  • Jillaire McMillanDemocratic

Weld County

33
  • Kenny Van NguyenDemocraticIncumbent
  • Nate JorgensenRepublican

Weld County

48
  • Carlos BarronRepublicanIncumbent
  • Dez PackardDemocratic
  • Eric E. JossLibertarian

Weld County

49
  • Michael SheperekRepublican
  • Lesley SmithDemocraticIncumbent

Larimer County

50
  • Ryan GonzalezRepublicanIncumbent
  • Tommy ButlerDemocratic

Weld County

51
  • Amy ParksRepublican
  • Jacki MarshDemocratic

Larimer County

52
  • Yara ZokaieDemocraticIncumbent
  • Steve YurashCenter

Larimer County

53
  • Daniel FrickRepublican
  • Andy BoeseneckerDemocraticIncumbent

Larimer County

63
  • Dusty JohnsonRepublicanIncumbent

Weld County

64
  • Maureen (Mo) DowerDemocratic
  • Scott L. SlaughRepublicanIncumbent
65
  • Lori Garcia SanderRepublicanIncumbent

Regional Transportation District1 contest

Regional Transportation District Director

K
  • Michael Farrington
  • Jessica Sandgren

Weld County

Read from Secretary of State: measures on the 2026 ballot (read 6 a.m.), Secretary of State: certified candidate list (read 6:01 a.m.), Larimer County sample ballot (read 6 a.m.), Weld County sample ballot (read 6 a.m.), Larimer County TABOR notice (read 6 a.m.) and The Blue Book: State Ballot Information Booklet (read 6 a.m.). Every heading, name and title is as those documents print it; each question is on its measure's page, and each race's money on its own and on the money page. A sample ballot lists every contest in its county; each voter's ballot holds those of their own districts. A contest named with one county is on that county’s ballot alone.