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Election 2026

Election 2026

Primary Election: June 30, 2026
General Election: November 3, 2026

How to register to vote 

In Colorado, residents can register to vote up until polls close on Election Day. 

To receive a ballot in the mail, Coloradans must be registered by June 22. After this date, individuals can still register, but will have to vote at an in-person voting center. 

Individuals with a valid Colorado driver’s license or state issued ID can register to vote, or check their voter registration status, online at GoVoteColorado.gov. Voters can also update their mailing address and voter details on this website. 

How to cast a primary ballot 

Ballots will be mailed to registered voters starting on Monday, June 8. 

Voters have until Monday, June 22, to mail in their primary ballot. Any ballots completed after that date must be submitted in person to a drop box or county clerk office. Mail-in ballots can be returned in person up until 7 p.m. on Election Night.  

The primary election will take place on Tuesday, June 30, with polls open for in-person voting from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

Regular business hour ballot boxes:

Town of Hayden Town Hall – 178 W Jefferson Ave., Hayden
Town of Oak Creek Town Hall – 129 Nancy Crawford Blvd., Oak Creek
Town of Yampa Town Hall – 101 Main St., Yampa
Clark Store – 54175 RCR 129, Clark
Routt County Clerk and Recorder – 522 Lincoln Ave, Suite 21, Steamboat Springs

24-hour ballot boxes:

522 Lincoln Ave in the alley behind the Historic Courthouse in Steamboat Springs
2025 Shield Dr. in the parking lot of the old Sheriff’s Office in Steamboat Springs

Local races

County Commissioner: District 3

Democratic Party:

  • Sonja Macys

State races

Colorado governor

Democratic Party:

Republican Party: 

Unity Party: 

  • Jeff Peckman 
  • Paul Noël Fiorino

Secretary of State

Democratic Party:

  • Jessie Danielson
  • Amanda Gonzalez

Republican Party:

  • James Wiley

Libertarian Party: 

  • Alex Astley 
  • Sean Vadney 

State Treasurer

Republican Party:

  • Kevin Grantham

Democratic Party:

  • Jeff Bridges

Attorney General

Democratic Party: 

  • Hetal Doshi
  • Michael Dougherty 
  • Jena Griswold 
  • David Seligman 

Republican Party: 

  • Michael Allen
  • David Willson

State Senator: District 8

Republican Party:

  • Corey Marshall

Democratic Party:

  • Dylan Roberts

State Representative: District 26

Democratic Party:

  • Meghan Lukens

Republican Party:

  • James Kellogg

University of Colorado Board of Regents: Congressional District 2

Democratic Party: 

  • Kubs Lalchandani
  • Edie Hooton
  • Murray Smith

Republican Party:

  • Marty Neilson

Federal races

United States Senate

Democratic Party:

Republican Party:

  • Mark Baisley

Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District

Republican Party: 

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