Who is on the ballot in Colorado on November 3, 2026?
For the November 3, 2026 general election. From the Colorado Secretary of State candidate list, checked October 14, 2026.
This page lists every candidate on the Colorado Secretary of State's list for U.S. Senate, governor and other statewide offices, Congress and the legislature: 243 candidates in 99 races. Within each race, candidates are in alphabetical order by last name. Candidates the list marks as write-in are not shown.
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U.S. Senator
- Mark Baisley (Republican Party)
- Christopher Baum (Approval Voting Party)
- Bob Chew (Forward Party)
- John Hickenlooper (Democratic Party)
- Blake Huber (Libertarian Party)
- Adam Withrow (Unity Party)
Statewide offices
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
- Stephen T. Hamilton and James K Treibert (American Constitution Party)
- Greg Lopez and Taralyn Romero (Unaffiliated)
- Victor Marx and George Washington Markert (Republican Party)
- Eric Mulder and Wayne Harlos (Libertarian Party)
- Jeff Peckman and T.J. Cole (Unity Party)
- Erik Underwood and Frank Atwood (Approval Voting Party)
- Phil Weiser and Lesley Dahlkemper (Democratic Party)
Secretary of State
- Amanda Campbell (American Constitution Party)
- Amanda Gonzalez (Democratic Party)
- Celeste Landry (Forward Party)
- Sean Vadney (Libertarian Party)
- James Wiley (Republican Party)
State Treasurer
- Jodie Barr (Libertarian Party)
- Jeff Bridges (Democratic Party)
- Kevin Grantham (Republican Party)
- Marilee Langner Sturgis (Approval Voting Party)
Attorney General
- Michael J. Allen (Republican Party)
- Jena Griswold (Democratic Party)
U.S. House of Representatives
All 8 Colorado congressional districts elect a representative.
1st Congressional District
- Shimon Blau (Unaffiliated)
- Chad Humphrey (Libertarian Party)
- Melat Kiros (Democratic Party)
- Critter Milton (Unity Party)
- Christy Peterson (Republican Party)
2nd Congressional District
- Kelley Anne Dennison (Republican Party)
- Gaylon Kent (Libertarian Party)
- Joe Neguse (Democratic Party)
3rd Congressional District
- Clifton Brown (Unaffiliated)
- Jeff Hurd (Republican Party)
- Cory Robertson (Libertarian Party)
- Dwayne L. Romero (Democratic Party)
4th Congressional District
- Lauren Boebert (Republican Party)
- Eileen Laubacher (Democratic Party)
- Douglas Mangeris (Libertarian Party)
5th Congressional District
- Jeff Crank (Republican Party)
- Mark "Marky Jr" Elworth (Libertarian Party)
- Jessica Killin (Democratic Party)
- Christopher Mitchell (American Constitution Party)
6th Congressional District
- Jason Clark (Republican Party)
- Jason Crow (Democratic Party)
- Patty McMahon (Libertarian Party)
- Meredith Ryan (Unity Party)
- Samir Ezzeldin Witta (Unaffiliated)
7th Congressional District
- Tim Bennett (Republican Party)
- Lawrence Kyle Clark (American Constitution Party)
- Susan Hall (Unity Party)
- Joe Krzeczkowski (Unaffiliated)
- Brittany Pettersen (Democratic Party)
- Dan "Kilo" Sallis (Libertarian Party)
8th Congressional District
- Gabe Evans (Republican Party)
- Manny Rutinel (Democratic Party)
- Dave Wood (Libertarian Party)
Colorado State Senate
The list has candidates in 21 State Senate districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.
State Senator, District 1
- Jamie Jeffery (Democratic Party)
- Byron Pelton (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 3
- Dana Charles (Republican Party)
- Aaron Gutierrez (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 4
- Teddy Collins (Republican Party)
- Justin Kurth (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 7
- Janice Rich (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 8
- Corey Marshall (Republican Party)
- Dylan Roberts (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 9
- Terri Carver (Republican Party)
- William Delano Moses III (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 11
- Tony Exum Sr (Democratic Party)
- Levon Stilson (Republican Party)
- Janet Turner (Libertarian Party)
State Senator, District 15
- Janice Marchman (Democratic Party)
- Rob Woodward (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 17
- Pat Miller (Republican Party)
- Katie Wallace (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 20
- Sheila Lieder (Democratic Party)
- Richard (Rich) Mancuso (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 21
- Frederick Alfred Jr (Republican Party)
- Adrienne Benavidez (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 22
- Monica Irasema Duran (Democratic Party)
- Steve Harkess (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 24
- Kevin Allen (Republican Party)
- Kyle Mullica (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 25
- Mark Philip Bromley (Unaffiliated)
- Paul Kohlhoff (Republican Party)
- William Lindstedt (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 27
- Danielle Lammon (Republican Party)
- Michele Poague (Libertarian Party)
- Tom Sullivan (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 29
- Iman M. Jodeh (Democratic Party)
- Robert McKenna (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 30
- John Carson (Republican Party)
- Kevin Leung (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 31
- Matt Ball (Democratic Party)
State Senator, District 32
- Emily Sirota (Democratic Party)
- Sydnnia Wulff (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 34
- Chela Garcia Irlando (Democratic Party)
- Jacob Luria (Libertarian Party)
- Jennifer Qualteri (Republican Party)
State Senator, District 35
- Richard Graf (Libertarian Party)
- Duane L Gurule (Democratic Party)
- Travis Star Nelson (Unaffiliated)
- Rod Pelton (Republican Party)
Colorado House of Representatives
The list has candidates in 65 districts. A district that is not shown has no candidate on the list for this election.
State Representative, District 1
- Javier Mabrey (Democratic Party)
- Joseph Montoya (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 2
- Scott Baldermann (Democratic Party)
- Carey Marin (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 3
- Gena Ozols (Democratic Party)
- Rebecca Winegar (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 4
- Ellwood Ervin (Republican Party)
- Cecelia Espenoza (Democratic Party)
- Bill Hare (Forward Party)
State Representative, District 5
- Johnnie W. Johnson (Republican Party)
- Justine Sandoval (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 6
- Kathleen Angel (Republican Party)
- Iris Halpern (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 7
- Jennifer Bacon (Democratic Party)
- Jeff Wilson (Libertarian Party)
State Representative, District 8
- Carolyn Barnes (Republican Party)
- Lindsay Gilchrist (Democratic Party)
- Jesse Lashawn Parris (Unity Party)
State Representative, District 9
- Tom Cowhick (Republican Party)
- Monica VanBuskirk (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 10
- Junie Joseph (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 11
- Karen McCormick (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 12
- Kyle Brown (Democratic Party)
- Ryan Rhatigan (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 13
- Miguel Martinez (Republican Party)
- Consuelo Redhorse (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 14
- Sarah Emery (Democratic Party)
- Ava Flanell (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 15
- Doug Jones (Libertarian Party)
- Jeff K. Livingston (Democratic Party)
- Pricella Tiegen (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 16
- Jill Haffley (Republican Party)
- John C Hjersman (Libertarian Party)
- Steph Vigil (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 17
- John Michael Angle (Libertarian Party)
- Regina English (Democratic Party)
- Laura Martin (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 18
- Adriana Cuva (Republican Party)
- Amy T Paschal (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 19
- Jillaire McMillan (Democratic Party)
- Dan Woog (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 20
- Jarvis Caldwell (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 21
- Brenda Miller (Republican Party)
- Michelle Tweed (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 22
- Ken deGraaf (Republican Party)
- Michael Pierson (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 23
- Alexis Hoffkling (Democratic Party)
- Ross Metler (Libertarian Party)
State Representative, District 24
- Lisa Feret (Democratic Party)
- Kristopher Johnson (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 25
- Mark Herzfeld (Republican Party)
- Tammy Story (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 26
- James Kellogg (Republican Party)
- Meghan Lukens (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 27
- Eric Bodenstab (Republican Party)
- Danielle Varda (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 28
- David Rein (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 29
- Lori Goldstein (Democratic Party)
- Kristine Ireland (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 30
- Rebekah Stewart (Democratic Party)
- William Tyler Switzer (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 31
- Gabriel Cervantes (Democratic Party)
- Ray Roll (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 32
- Michelle D. Lee (Republican Party)
- Chris VanDijk (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 33
- Nate Jorgensen (Republican Party)
- Kenny Van Nguyen (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 34
- Craig Sullivan (Republican Party)
- Jenny Willford (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 35
- Lorena Garcia (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 36
- Michael Carter (Democratic Party)
- Andrew Gibson (Libertarian Party)
- Paul E. Nelson (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 37
- Chad Clifford (Democratic Party)
- Jill Thompson (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 38
- Allison Madrigal (Unaffiliated)
- Tim Martin (Center Party)
- Norm Olsen (Libertarian Party)
- Gretchen Rydin (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 39
- Brandi Bradley (Republican Party)
- Christian Schilder (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 40
- Clinton Porter (Republican Party)
- Naquetta Ricks (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 41
- Jamie Jackson (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 42
- Sarah Amelia Woodson (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 43
- Nate Marsh (Republican Party)
- Robert "Bob" Marshall (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 44
- Richard Bowness (Democratic Party)
- Anthony Hartsook (Republican Party)
- John H Sutton (Libertarian Party)
State Representative, District 45
- Max Brooks (Republican Party)
- Michael Clarkson (Democratic Party)
- Caryn Ann Harlos (Libertarian Party)
State Representative, District 46
- Tisha Mauro (Democratic Party)
- Jonathan Post (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 47
- Vic Meyers (Democratic Party)
- Ty Winter (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 48
- Carlos Barron (Republican Party)
- Eric E. Joss (Libertarian Party)
- Dez Packard (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 49
- Michael Sheperek (Republican Party)
- Lesley Smith (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 50
- Tommy Butler (Democratic Party)
- Ryan Gonzalez (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 51
- Jacki Marsh (Democratic Party)
- Amy Parks (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 52
- Steve Yurash (Center Party)
- Yara Zokaie (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 53
- Andy Boesenecker (Democratic Party)
- Daniel Frick (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 54
- Jason Bias (Republican Party)
- Mallory Martin (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 55
- Brittni Packard (Democratic Party)
- Rick Taggart (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 56
- Amy L. Lunde (Libertarian Party)
- Chris Richardson (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 57
- Russ Andrews (Republican Party)
- Elizabeth Velasco (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 58
- Larry Don Suckla (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 59
- Naomi Riess (Republican Party)
- Katie Stewart (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 60
- Matt Alexander (Republican Party)
- Kathryn Kester Green (Democratic Party)
State Representative, District 61
- Kevin Gulbranson (Libertarian Party)
- Eliza Hamrick (Democratic Party)
- Scott Shamblin (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 62
- Matthew Martinez (Democratic Party)
- Steven Rodriguez (Republican Party)
- Donald Luke Vermillion (Libertarian Party)
State Representative, District 63
- Dusty Johnson (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 64
- Maureen (Mo) Dower (Democratic Party)
- Scott L. Slaugh (Republican Party)
State Representative, District 65
- Lori Garcia Sander (Republican Party)
Judges, county offices and local questions
These are not listed on this page: judges, county and local offices, and ballot questions. The Colorado Secretary of State's full candidate list has every office it covers. Your full sample ballot, with every contest and question you will see, comes from your county or local election office: find yours.
How this list is made
- The source is "2026 General Election Official Candidate List", the list of the Colorado Secretary of State for the November 3, 2026 general election (the list's date: Last updated September 15, 2026, 11:09 AM), read on October 14, 2026.
- Only candidates on the November ballot are shown. Left out: 10 write-in candidates.
- Names and parties are the list's own. Every candidate is shown the same way: a name and a party, with no photos, endorsements or ratings.
- The list can change if a candidate withdraws or is replaced. The Colorado Secretary of State's own list is the final word.
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