ELECTIONS

Important Dates and Registration Links

March 28: State Assembly (in Pueblo, CO)

June 30, 2026 - Primary Elections

November 3: 2026 - Election Day

IndivisibleNOCO Endorsements

IndivisibleNOCO is excited to announce our primary endorsements for Governor and U.S. Senator! Responses to our poll were overwhelmingly in favor of endorsing Phil Weiser for Governor and Julie Gonzales for U.S. Senator! Please see our endorsement statements for the Governor's race and the U.S. Senate race.

Are you registered to vote?

If yes: check your voter registration and make sure your information (name and address) are up-to-date. If you move or change your name, be sure to update your registration information before the next election.
If no: eligible voters can register online if they have a valid SSN, Colorado Driver's License or Colorado ID Card. Otherwise, they can submit a paper application.

County Clerks will begin mailing ballots for the June primary elections on May 29. If you register to vote or update your voter registration by June 12, you will receive your ballot in the mail. After June 12, you can register to vote or update your registration at a voting center until 7 pm on November 3.

You can find many answers to your voting questions on the Colorado Secretary of State's website. And - You can always email IndivisibleNOCO with your questions and we will help you find the answers.

Federal Elections

One Colorado Senate seat and all Colorado seats for the U.S. House of Representatives are up for reelection.

Senator Hickenlooper is running for reelection to the U.S. Senate. He has Democratic challengers:

IndivisibleNOCO will follow the races in District 2, currently held by Joe Neguse (D), and District 4, currently held by Lauren Boebert (R) and District 8, currently held by Gave Evans (R). Please visit these pages to learn about the Democratic candidates in each race.

State Elections

Statewide seats up for reelection in 2026:

In Northern Colorado, Senate District 15, currently held by Janice Marchman, and House Districts 49, 51, 52, 53, 64 and 65 will be on the ballot.

Colorado House District Incumbents:

49: Lesley Smith (D)
51: Ron Weinberg (R)
52: Yara Zokaie (D)
53: Andy Boesenecker (D)
64: Scott Slaugh (R) was appointed to fill a vacancy left by Ryan Armagost who left to avoid censure for inappropriate behavior.
65: Lori Garcia Sander (R)

Larimer Elections

County Board of Commissioners

Long-time public servant John Kefalas is not running for re-election to represent District 1 in Larimer County. To-date, three candidates are on the ballot to fill the vacancy:

Municipal Elections

Fort Collins: City Council Districts 2, 4, and 6
Loveland: TBA
Timnath: TBA
Wellington: TBA