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Your ballot: 2026 Midterm Elections

Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 1 day to go

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Colorado U.S. Senate

Solid Democratic

Mark Baisley

Republican

Raised 138.2K

Christopher Baum

Approval Voting

Bob Chew

Forward

Raised 3.6M

John Hickenlooper

Democratic Incumbent

Raised 9.5M

Blake Huber

Libertarian

Adam Withrow

Unity

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In the news

Hickenlooper debates Trump, healthcare with GOP challenger Baisley — Colorado Newsline, 2 weeks ago

Last time (2020): John W. Hickenlooper (D) 53.5% · Cory Gardner (R) 44.2%

Colorado Governor

Solid Democratic

Stephen Hamilton

American Constitution

Greg Lopez

Independent

Victor Marx

Republican

Eric Mulder

Libertarian

Jeff Peckman

Unity

Erik Underwood

Approval Voting

Phil Weiser

Democratic

In the news

Phil Weiser announces opposition to Amendment 87, Colorado’s graduated income tax ballot question — Colorado Sun, 2 days ago
Former Rep. Ken Buck tops list of Colorado Republicans endorsing Weiser for governor — Colorado Newsline, 2 weeks ago

Colorado U.S. House District 5

Lean Republican Race to watch

Lean Republican — 9 of 10 forecasters rate it competitive (Cook: Tossup · Sabato: Tossup · Inside Elections: Tossup).

Jeff Crank

Republican Incumbent

Raised 2.9M

Mark Elworth

Libertarian

Jessica Killin

Democratic

Raised 5.6M

Christopher Mitchell

Constitution

Raised 210

In the news

Colorado’s hottest congressional race may surprise you. It has everything: a potential flip, ads about ads, and lots of cash. — Colorado Sun, 4 days ago
Jessica Killin is essentially tied with Jeff Crank in Colorado Springs’ congressional district, poll shows — Colorado Sun, 1 week ago

Last time (2024): Jeff Crank (R) 54.7% · River Gassen (D) 40.9% — district lines may have changed since.

Colorado U.S. House District 7

Tim Bennett

Republican

Raised 109.3K

Lawrence Clark

Constitution

Susan Hall

Unity

Joe Krzeczkowski

Independent

Raised 3.5K

Brittany Pettersen

Democratic Incumbent

Raised 2.3M

Dan Sallis

Libertarian

Last time (2024): Brittany Pettersen (D) 55.3% · Sergei Matveyuk (R) 41.1% — district lines may have changed since.

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President and Vice President

Donald J. Trump

President of the United States · Republican

J.D. Vance

Vice President of the United States · Republican

Statewide officials

Jared Polis

Governor of Colorado · Democratic · CO

Dianne Primavera

Lieutenant Governor of Colorado · Democratic · CO

Phil Weiser

Attorney General of Colorado · Democratic · CO

Jena Griswold

Secretary of State of Colorado · Democratic · CO

U.S. senators

John W. Hickenlooper

U.S. Senator for CO · Democratic · CO

Michael F. Bennet

U.S. Senator for CO · Democratic · CO

U.S. House

This zip code crosses 2 congressional districts (CO-7, CO-5), so your member is one of these — the first covers most of it.

Jeff Crank

U.S. Representative for CO-5 · Republican · CO

Brittany Pettersen

U.S. Representative for CO-7 · Democratic · CO

State legislature

This zip code crosses more than one legislative district, so some of these represent neighboring parts of it.

Mark Baisley

Colorado State Senator, District 4 · Republican · CO

Lynda Zamora Wilson

Colorado State Senator, District 9 · Republican · CO

Marc Snyder

Colorado State Senator, District 12 · Democratic · CO

Stephanie Luck

Colorado State Representative, District 60 · Republican · CO

Jarvis Caldwell

Colorado State Representative, District 20 · Republican · CO

Amy Paschal

Colorado State Representative, District 18 · Democratic · CO

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