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.
State races
Colorado governor
Democratic Party:
- Michael Bennet
- Phil Weiser
Republican Party:
- Scott Bottoms
- Barbara Kirkmeyer
- Victor Marx
Unity Party:
- Jeff Peckman
- Paul Noël Fiorino
Secretary of State
Democratic Party:
- Jessie Danielson
- Amanda Gonzalez
Libertarian Party:
- Alex Astley
- Sean Vadney
Attorney General
Democratic Party:
- Hertal Doshi
- Michael Dougherty
- Jena Griswold
- David Seligman
Republican Party:
- Michael Allen
- David Willson
State House of Representatives: District 13
Democratic Party:
- Chris Floyd
- Consuelo Redhorse
University of Colorado Board of Regents: Congressional District 2
Democratic Party:
- Kubs Lalchandani
- Edie Hooton
- Murray Smith
Federal races
United States Senate
Democratic Party:
- John Hickenlooper (incumbent)
- Julie Gonzales
Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District
Republican Party:
- Kelley Anne Dennison
- Christina Blunt (Ducommun)
Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District
Democratic Party:
- Alex Kelloff
- Dwayne L. Romero
Republican Party:
- Ron Hanks
- Jeff Hurd (incumbent)
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