Know Who and What's on Your Election Ballot Before November 3rd
Colorado's most complete conservative voter guide — Republican candidates statewide and for every race in all 64 counties, state legislature, county, municipal, Congress, and ballot measures.
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Covering all 64 Colorado counties · State House · State Senate · Congressional Districts · Ballot Measures
2026 Featured Races
Key Republican candidates to watch in November — click any card to view their full profile
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Navigate every level of government — from Congress to your local city council
Statewide Offices
U.S. Senate, Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, and State Treasurer — the top of the ticket.
ExploreCongressional Districts
All 8 U.S. House districts — find your representative race for the 120th Congress.
ExploreState Senate
Colorado Senate races — odd-numbered districts are up for election in 2026.
ExploreState House
All 65 Colorado House of Representatives districts are on the ballot in 2026.
ExploreCounty Races
County commissioners, sheriffs, clerks, assessors, and more across all 64 counties.
ExploreCity & Municipal
Mayors, city councils, and local offices in cities and towns across Colorado.
Explore2026 Ballot Measures
Conservative recommendations on statewide and local measures — know before you vote
Penalties for Fentanyl Sale and Possession
Increases criminal penalties for fentanyl-related felonies, requires treatment for certain drug offenses, and limits sentencing exceptions when fentanyl causes a death.
Require Life in Prison for Human Trafficking of Minors
Mandates life in prison without parole for persons convicted of human trafficking a child for sexual servitude.
Sex Requirement for School and College Sports
Requires all K-12 and collegiate sports teams to be separated based on biological sex, protecting fairness in women's athletics.
Prohibit Gender Surgeries on Minors
Prohibits healthcare professionals from performing gender transition surgeries on persons under age 18.
Require Vehicle and Fuel Tax Revenue for Road Transportation
Requires state and local governments to spend motor vehicle and fuel tax revenues on road transportation — not diverted to other uses.
Right to Purchase and Sell Natural Gas
Provides a constitutional right for consumers to purchase natural gas for cooking or heating, protecting energy choice from government bans.
Cap Individual and Corporate Income Tax at 4.4%
Places a statutory cap on the income tax rate at 4.4%, requiring voter approval for any future increase.
Right to Hunt and Fish
Enshrines the right to hunt, fish, and take wildlife in the Colorado Constitution through traditional methods.
Public Education Funding — TABOR Cap Increase
Legislatively referred measure that increases the TABOR revenue cap and redirects surplus funds to K-12 education rather than returning them to taxpayers.
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Track your mail ballot
Colorado's BallotTrax system lets you track your mail ballot from the moment it's printed through delivery and acceptance. You'll see exactly when it was mailed to you, when you returned it, and when it was counted.
Ballots mail October 9, 2026
Every active registered voter receives a ballot automatically.
Must be received by 7:00 PM, Nov 3
Postmark is not enough — your ballot must arrive by Election Day close.
Same-day registration available
Register at any voting service center through Election Day.
Election Calendar
Key dates from the Colorado Secretary of State — mark your calendar
Ballots Mailed
All active registered Colorado voters receive their mail ballot automatically.
Last Day to Register
Online and mail registration deadline. Same-day registration available at voting service centers through Election Day.
Election Day
Ballots must be received by 7:00 PM. Drop boxes and voting service centers open statewide.