Election 2026

State Representative - District 48

On the Nov. 3 ballot in Weld County.

The office

There are 65 Representatives and 35 Senators in the Colorado General Assembly, the Senate having a smaller number of districts with each district representing a greater number of people than any individual House district.

Representatives are elected for two-year terms, and can serve no more than four consecutive terms limiting each member to 8 years of service.

From Colorado General Assembly.

On the ballotVote for one

Names are in the ballot's order.

Campaign money

Raised, spent and on hand are the Secretary of State's summary of each candidate's committee for this race, in the ballot's order. The donors are from the committees' filings since Jan. 1, 2025: a donor is named here when any one gift was $200 or more.

CandidateRaisedRaised, drawn to scaleSpentOn hand
Carlos Barron$39,045$35,911$15,798
Dez Packard$8,832$7,407$1,425
Eric E. JossNothing reported

Carlos Barron

  1. APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF METRO DENVER SMALL DONOR COMMITTEE, DENVER$3,100
  2. COLORADO MEDICAL SOCIETY SMALL DONOR COMMITTEE, DENVER$3,000
  3. COLORADO DENTAL SMALL DONOR COMMITTEE, GREENWOOD VILLAGE$2,000
  4. HEALTHIER COLORADO SMALL DONOR COMMITTEE, DENVER$2,000
  5. REALTOR SMALL DONOR COMMITTEE (RSDC), ENGLEWOOD$1,550

From donors not named here: 17 gifts, $906.

Dez Packard

  1. WELD COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY, GREELEY$1,000
  2. ADAMS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY (A.C.D.C.C), THORNTON$850
  3. DONNA HARRICK, BRIGHTON$600
  4. UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS LOCAL NO. 7, WHEAT RIDGE$500
  5. BRIGHTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, WESTMINSTER$450

From donors not named here: 64 gifts, $2,344.

As printed in the document it was read from. “Incumbent” from the roster of who holds the seat (read Nov. 14, 2026). Money from TRACER, the Secretary of State's campaign finance system (read 4:01 a.m.). “In office” from each legislator's page at the Colorado General Assembly.