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Colorado candidates that will show up on your 2026 Primary Ballot

This article will be updated as the CO Secretary of State continues to release information.
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COLORADO (KOAA) — The 2026 General Election is coming up quickly, and candidates around Colorado are campaigning throughout the state to earn their spot in the legislature.

We've compiled a list of candidates that will appear on your Primary Ballot here in Colorado.

The Colorado Secretary of State has certified the Primary Ballot as of May 1, 2026.

US Senate

Republican

  • Mark Baisley

Democrat

  • Julie Gonzales
  • John Hickenlooper


Governor

Republican

  • Scott Bottoms
  • Victor Marx
  • Barb Kirkmeyer
  • Kelvin Wimberly

Democrat

  • Phil Weiser
  • Michael Bennet

Unity Party

  • Paul Noël Fiorino
  • Jeff Peckman


Attorney General

Republican

  • Michael Allen
  • David Willson

Democrat

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


Secretary of State

Republican

  • James Wiley

Democrat

  • Amanda Gonzalez
  • Jessie Danielson

Libertarian Party

  • Sean Vadney
  • Alex Astley


Treasurer

Republican

  • Kevin Grantham

Democrat

  • Jeff Bridges


US House - District 3 (Pueblo, Walsenburg, Alamosa)

Republican

  • Ron Hanks
  • Jeff Hurd

Democrat

  • Alex Kelloff
  • Dwayne Romero


US House - District 4 (Lamar, Limon, Castle Rock)

Republican

  • Lauren Boebert

Democrat

  • Eileen Laubacher
  • Jenna Preston


US House - District 5 (Colorado Springs, Monument, Manitou Springs, Peyton)

Republican

  • Jeff Crank

Democrat

  • Jessica Killin
  • Joe Reagan


US House - District 7 (Salida, Cañon City, Cripple Creek, Westcliffe)

Republican

  • Tim Bennett

Democrat

  • Brittany Pettersen


State Senate - District 3

Republican

  • Dana Charles

Democrat

  • Aaron Gutierrez
  • Taylor Voss


State Senate - District 4

Republican

  • Teddy Collins

Democrat

  • Justin Kurth


State Senate 9

Republican

  • Lynda Zamora-Wilson
  • Terri Carver

Democrat

  • William Delano Moses III


State Senate - District 11

Republican

  • Levon Stilson

Democrat

  • Tony Exum Sr


State Senate - District 35

Republican

  • Rod Pelton

Democrat

  • Duane L Gurule


State House - District 14

Republican

  • Ava Flanell
  • Troy Vanderhule

Democrat

  • Sarah Emery


State House - District 15

Republican

  • Pricella Tiegen

Democrat

  • Jeff Livingston


State House - District 16

Republican

  • Jill Haffley
  • Jamie Koch

Democrat

  • Stephanie Vigil


State House - District 17

Republican

  • Laura Martin

Democrat

  • Chauncy Johnson
  • Regina English


State House - District 18

Republican

  • Adriana Cuva

Democrat

  • Amy T Paschal


State House - District 20

Republican

  • Jarvis Caldwell

Democrat

  • N/A


State House - District 21

Republican

  • Brenda Miller
  • Alexander Africa

Democrat

  • Michelle Tweed


State House - District 22

Republican

  • Ken deGraaf

Democrat

  • Michael Pierson


State House - District 46

Republican

  • Jonathan Post

Democrat

  • Tisha Mauro


State House - District 47

Republican

  • Ty Winter

Democrat

  • Vic Meyers


State House - District 56

Republican

  • Chris Richardson

Democrat

  • N/A


State House - District 60

Republican

  • Michelle Gray
  • Matt Alexander

Democrat

  • Kathryn Green


State House - District 62

Republican

  • Stephen Rodriguez

Democrat

  • Matthew Martinez

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