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All 65 House seats and 21 of the 35 Senate seats are on the November 3 ballot; in four of those Senate districts the winner serves the last two years of a term. Enter your address to see your races.

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Every legislative race

Colorado Senate (21)
Every legislative race: Colorado Senate
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
1
  • Jamie Jeffery (Democratic)
  • Byron Pelton (Republican) · Incumbent
Byron Pelton (R)
3
  • Aaron Gutierrez (Democratic)
  • Dana Charles (Republican)
Nick Hinrichsen (D)
4
  • Justin Kurth (Democratic)
  • Teddy Collins (Republican)
Mark Baisley (R)
7 Janice Rich (R)
8
  • Dylan Roberts (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Corey Marshall (Republican)
Dylan Roberts (D)
9
  • William Delano Moses III (Democratic)
  • Terri Carver (Republican)
Lynda Zamora Wilson (R)
11
  • Tony Exum (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Levon Stilson (Republican)
  • Janet Turner (Libertarian)
Tony Exum (D)
15 Janice Marchman (D)
17 A vacancy election, for the last two years of the term
Katie Wallace (D)
20 Lisa Cutter (D)
21 A vacancy election, for the last two years of the term
Adrienne Benavidez (D)
22 Jessie Danielson (D)
24
  • Kyle Mullica (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Kevin Allen (Republican)
Kyle Mullica (D)
25
  • William Lindstedt (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Paul Kohlhoff (Republican)
  • Mark Philip Bromley (Unaffiliated)
William Lindstedt (D)
27
  • Tom Sullivan (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Danielle Lammon (Republican)
  • Michele Poague (Libertarian)
Tom Sullivan (D)
29 A vacancy election, for the last two years of the term
  • Iman Jodeh (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Robert McKenna (Republican)
Iman Jodeh (D)
30
  • Kevin Leung (Democratic)
  • John Carson (Republican) · Incumbent
John Carson (R)
31 A vacancy election, for the last two years of the term
Matt Ball (D)
32 Robert Rodriguez (D)
34
  • Chela Garcia Irlando (Democratic)
  • Jennifer Qualteri (Republican)
  • Jacob Luria (Libertarian)
Julie Gonzales (D)
35
  • Rod Pelton (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Richard Graf (Libertarian)
  • Travis Star Nelson (Unaffiliated)
Rod Pelton (R)
Colorado House (65)
Every legislative race: Colorado House
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
1
  • Javier Mabrey (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Joseph Montoya (Republican)
Javier Mabrey (D)
2
  • Scott Baldermann (Democratic)
  • Carey Marin (Republican)
Steven Woodrow (D)
3
  • Gena Ozols (Democratic)
  • Rebecca Winegar (Republican)
Meg Froelich (D)
4
  • Cecelia Espenoza (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Ellwood Ervin (Republican)
  • Bill Hare (Forward Party)
Cecelia Espenoza (D)
5
  • Justine Sandoval (Democratic)
  • Johnnie W. Johnson (Republican)
Alex Valdez (D)
6
  • Iris Halpern (Democratic)
  • Kathleen Angel (Republican)
Sean Camacho (D)
7 Jennifer Bacon (D)
8
  • Lindsay Gilchrist (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Carolyn Barnes (Republican)
  • Jesse Lashawn Parris (Unity Party)
Lindsay Gilchrist (D)
9
  • Monica VanBuskirk (Democratic)
  • Tom Cowhick (Republican)
Emily Sirota (D)
10 Junie Joseph (D)
11 Karen McCormick (D)
12
  • Kyle Brown (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Ryan Rhatigan (Republican)
Kyle Brown (D)
13
  • Consuelo Redhorse (Democratic)
  • Miguel Martinez (Republican)
Julie McCluskie (D)
14
  • Sarah Emery (Democratic)
  • Ava Flanell (Republican) · Incumbent
Ava Flanell (R)
15
  • Jeff K. Livingston (Democratic)
  • Pricella Tiegen (Republican)
  • Doug Jones (Libertarian)
Scott Bottoms (R)
16
  • Steph Vigil (Democratic)
  • Jill Haffley (Republican)
  • John C Hjersman (Libertarian)
The ballot also has a line for a write-in candidate.
Rebecca Keltie (R)
17
  • Regina English (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Laura Martin (Republican)
  • John Michael Angle (Libertarian)
The ballot also has a line for a write-in candidate.
Regina English (D)
18
  • Amy Paschal (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Adriana Cuva (Republican)
Amy Paschal (D)
19
  • Jillaire McMillan (Democratic)
  • Dan Woog (Republican) · Incumbent
Dan Woog (R)
20 Jarvis Caldwell (R)
21
  • Michelle Tweed (Democratic)
  • Brenda Miller (Republican)
Mary Bradfield (R)
22
  • Michael Pierson (Democratic)
  • Ken DeGraaf (Republican) · Incumbent
Ken DeGraaf (R)
23
  • Alexis Hoffkling (Democratic)
  • Ross Metler (Libertarian)
Monica Duran (D)
24
  • Lisa Feret (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Kristopher Johnson (Republican)
Lisa Feret (D)
25
  • Tammy Story (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Mark Herzfeld (Republican)
Tammy Story (D)
26
  • Meghan Lukens (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • James Kellogg (Republican)
Meghan Lukens (D)
27
  • Danielle Varda (Democratic)
  • Eric Bodenstab (Republican)
Brianna Titone (D)
28
  • David Rein (Democratic)
Sheila Lieder (D)
29 Lori Goldstein (D)
30
  • Rebekah Stewart (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • William Tyler Switzer (Republican)
Rebekah Stewart (D)
31
  • Gabriel Cervantes (Democratic)
  • Ray Roll (Republican)
Jacque Phillips (D)
32
  • Chris VanDijk (Democratic)
  • Michelle D. Lee (Republican)
Maria Gonzalez (D)
33
  • Kenny Nguyen (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Nate Jorgensen (Republican)
Kenny Nguyen (D)
34 Jenny Willford (D)
35 Lorena García (D)
36
  • Michael Carter (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Paul E. Nelson (Republican)
  • Andrew Gibson (Libertarian)
Michael Carter (D)
37
  • Chad Clifford (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Jill Thompson (Republican)
Chad Clifford (D)
38
  • Gretchen Rydin (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Tim Martin (Center Party)
  • Norm Olsen (Libertarian)
  • Allison Madrigal (Unaffiliated)
Gretchen Rydin (D)
39
  • Christian Schilder (Democratic)
  • Brandi Bradley (Republican) · Incumbent
Brandi Bradley (R)
40 Naquetta Ricks (D)
41 Jamie Jackson (D)
42
  • Sarah Amelia Woodson (Democratic)
Mandy Lindsay (D)
43
  • Bob Marshall (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Nate Marsh (Republican)
Bob Marshall (D)
44
  • Richard Bowness (Democratic)
  • Tony Hartsook (Republican) · Incumbent
  • John H Sutton (Libertarian)
Tony Hartsook (R)
45
  • Michael Clarkson (Democratic)
  • Max Brooks (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Caryn Ann Harlos (Libertarian)
Max Brooks (R)
46
  • Tisha Mauro (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Jonathan Post (Republican)
Tisha Mauro (D)
47
  • Vic Meyers (Democratic)
  • Ty Winter (Republican) · Incumbent
Ty Winter (R)
48
  • Dez Packard (Democratic)
  • Carlos Barron (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Eric E. Joss (Libertarian)
Carlos Barron (R)
49
  • Lesley Smith (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Michael Sheperek (Republican)
Lesley Smith (D)
50 Ryan Gonzalez (R)
51
  • Jacki Marsh (Democratic)
  • Amy Parks (Republican)
Ron Weinberg (R)
52
  • Yara Zokaie (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Steve Yurash (Center Party)
Yara Zokaie (D)
53 Andy Boesenecker (D)
54
  • Mallory Martin (Democratic)
  • Jason Bias (Republican)
Matt Soper (R)
55
  • Brittni Packard (Democratic)
  • Rick Taggart (Republican) · Incumbent
Rick Taggart (R)
56 Chris Richardson (R)
57 Elizabeth Velasco (D)
58 Larry Suckla (R)
59 Katie Stewart (D)
60
  • Kathryn Kester Green (Democratic)
  • Matt Alexander (Republican)
Stephanie Luck (R)
61
  • Eliza Hamrick (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Scott Shamblin (Republican)
  • Kevin Gulbranson (Libertarian)
Eliza Hamrick (D)
62
  • Matt Martinez (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Steven Rodriguez (Republican)
  • Donald Luke Vermillion (Libertarian)
Matt Martinez (D)
63 Dusty Johnson (R)
64
  • Maureen (Mo) Dower (Democratic)
  • Scott Slaugh (Republican) · Incumbent
Scott Slaugh (R)
65 Lori Garcia Sander (R)

Candidates as the Colorado Secretary of State certified them to the counties on September 4, 2026; candidates who have withdrawn aren't listed. Write-in candidates aren't listed by name. Secretary of State's official candidate list ↗. Checked Sept. 4, 2026.