2026 Primary Candidates
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- Congressional District 5
- U.S. Senate
- Governor
- Attorney General
- Secretary Of State
- State Treasurer
- House Districts
- Senate Districts
- Sheriff
- County Commissioner
- Assessor
- Clerk & Recorder
Congressional District 5
Your representative in Washington who votes on federal laws, the national budget, and issues that affect the whole country. They serve a two-year term and are your most direct voice in Congress.
U.S. Senate
One of Colorado’s two senators in Washington, who votes on federal legislation, confirms judges and cabinet members, and ratifies treaties. Senators serve six-year terms and represent the entire state.
Governor
The chief executive of Colorado, responsible for running state agencies, signing or vetoing state laws, and managing the state budget. This office sets the overall direction and priorities for state government.
Attorney General
Colorado’s top law enforcement officer, who protects consumers from fraud, enforces state law, and represents Colorado in legal proceedings. This office also defends the rights of Colorado residents against unlawful practices.
Secretary of State
Oversees elections, manages voter registration, and maintains official business records for the state. This office ensures that elections are administered fairly and transparently.
State Treasurer
Manages Colorado’s finances, including state investments, cash flow, and unclaimed property. This office serves as the state’s chief financial officer.
State House Districts
Your representative in the Colorado state legislature, who votes on state laws covering areas like education, healthcare, and transportation. They serve two-year terms.
State House District 14
State House District 15
State House District 16
State House District 17
State House District 18
State House District 21
State House District 22
State Senate Districts
Your senator in the Colorado state legislature, working alongside state representatives to pass or block state laws. They serve four-year terms.
State Senate District 9
State Senate District 11
State Senate District 35
Sheriff
The chief law enforcement officer for El Paso County, overseeing the county jail, serving legal documents, and policing unincorporated areas outside of city limits.
County Commissioner
One of the elected officials who governs El Paso County, responsible for setting the county budget and overseeing local services such as roads, public health, and community development.
County Commissioner District 1
County Comissioner District 5
Assessor
Determines the value of properties in El Paso County, which directly affects how much property tax homeowners and businesses pay.
Clerk & Recorder
Administers county elections, maintains official public records such as deeds and marriage licenses, and issues motor vehicle registrations. This office serves as the county’s primary record-keeper and election administrator.