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ELECTION DAY is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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Boulder County voters who participated in the June 30, 2026 Primary determined the Democratic nominees that are on your November 3, 2026 Midterm Ballot.
"You know what 'trumps' EVERYTHING? The "threats", the dark money, the despair?: TURNOUT. VOTE EARLY, & if you can, WALK YOUR BALLOT to a 24-hour drop box (open on October 2) or to the nearest Vote Center (open on October 19).
But just as important: VOTE YOUR WHOLE BALLOT! Dark money served up plenty of bad measures, SO REJECT 81, 132, 134, & 135 — to name a few!
But there ARE good measures! SUPPORT Colorado Education: YES on NN. Let’s finally bring Passenger RAIL to the Front Range: YES on 7A. Longmont decides Ranked Choice Voting. And let's give tax breaks to Coloradans who need it: YES on 87.
Nonpartisan races are on your 2026 ballot, including RTD District O (2 Democrats running, pick one), City of Boulder Council races (including Mayor), and the towns of Erie & Superior, with Superior residents electing a Mayor. We'll continue our tradition of listing all Democratic candidates on the 2026 Boulder County Ballot, in this voter guide.
Statewide, county and local ballot measures: First, a Ballot Measures Committee was formed weeks before the Executive Committee (EC) convened on August 12. Then we did things a bit differently this year: knowing that we would have recommendations from the (state) Colorado Democratic Party for statewide measures, the next task was how to handle the recommendations for the rest of the ballot measures. The EC traditionally has researched, debated then conducted two votes. One for whether or not to take a position on the measure (by simple majority — 50% + 1). A second vote on either Support or Oppose (requiring 2/3rds majority) or No Position (requiring a simple majority).Our two-part voting process explained, here).
We've provided extensive research on most all ballot measures, which can be found in our BCDP Ballot Measures Guide, here.
Colorado elections are mail-in ballot, and the Boulder County Clerk will start mailing ballots to voters on October 2. In the meantime, if you haven't already, sign up for Ballot Track, here — a free service for Boulder County voters that can send you notifications by text message, phone call, or email when your mail ballot has been sent and received by the Boulder County Elections Division.
Below you'll find Federal, State & County Democratic candidate listings — but that's just your 2026 ballot so far...more ballot content to come! Check back after October 2!
— UNITED STATES SENATE —
John Hickenlooper
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— US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 2 —
Joe Neguse
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— GOVERNOR —
Phil Weiser
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— SECRETARY OF STATE —
Amanda Gonzales
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— STATE TREASURER —
Jeff Bridges
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— ATTORNEY GENERAL —
Jena Griswold
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— CU REGENT, CD2 —
Edie Hooton
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— STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT 15 —
Janice Marchman
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— STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 10 —
Junie Joseph
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— STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 11 —
Karen McCormick
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— STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 12 —
Kyle Brown
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— STATE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 19 —
Jillaire McMillan
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— STATE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 49 —
Lesley Smith
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— RTD BOARD DIRECTOR, DISTRICT O — (Nonpartisan race. 2 Democrats running. Pick one.)
Audrey DeBarros | Jack Rosenthal
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— BOULDER COUNTY COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 3 —
Ashley Stolzmann
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— BOULDER COUNTY CLERK —
Molly Fitzpatrick
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— BOULDER COUNTY TREASURER —
Rachel Friend
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— BOULDER COUNTY ASSESSOR —
Cynthia Braddock
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— BOULDER COUNTY SHERIFF —
Curtis Johnson
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— BOULDER COUNTY SURVEYOR —
Kayce Kean
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— BOULDER COUNTY CORONER —
Jeff Martin
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...more ballot content to come! Check back after October 2!
VOTE YOUR WHOLE BALLOT AND BE SURE TO SIGN & DATE THE ENVELOPE!
— MORE VOTING INFO —
Not registered? No problem! You’ll need to be 18 on or before Nov. 3. You’ll need ID. There are deadlines for online registration and for current address change in order to be mailed a ballot.
But you can walk in, register, and VOTE up to and on Nov. 3, 2026 by 7pm!
Lost your ballot?: Call the Boulder County Clerk at 303.413.7740
Only one ballot per envelope! Sign & date envelope!
Questions about your voter registration, go here first: govotecolorado.gov
Questions about ALL voting logistics — types of ID, additional ballot drop locations, and more:
BoulderCountyVotes.gov or call 303.413.7740
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