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ELECTION CALENDAR: Primary Filing Deadline (All Parties): April 6, 2020 Primary Filing Deadline (Write-In Candidates): April, 2020 General Election Filing Deadline (Independent Candidates): July , 2020 General Election Filing Deadline (Write-In): July , 2020 Primary: June 30, 2020

CANDIDATE DIRECTORY LEGEND: Bold = Active Candidate Italics = Potential Candidate * = Incumbent = Winner (Incumbent Party Listed First)

This page was last updated on November 6, 2020

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS:

GOVERNOR:
Jared Polis (D)* - (Campaign Site)
George Brauchler (R) - District Attorney, Army Veteran & '18 Atty Gen Nominee
Ken Buck (R) - Congressman, State GOP Chair, Ex-District Attorney & '10 US Sen Nominee
Heidi Ganahl (R) - Univ. of Colorado Regent, Businesswoman & Motivational Speaker
Greg Lopez (R) - Ex-SBA State Dir., Ex-Parker Mayor, '18 Candidate & '16 US Sen Candidate
Victor Mitchell (R) - Ex-State Rep., Businessman & '18 Candidate
Peter Carr (U) - Truck Driver & Veteran

Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2022.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
Dianne Primavera (D)*

SECRETARY OF STATE:
Jena Griswold (D)* - (Campaign Site)

STATE TREASURER:
Dave Young (D)* - (Campaign Site)

ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Phil Weiser (D)* - (Campaign Site)

U.S. SENATOR:

[ Cory Gardner (R)* - Lost for Reelection in 2020. ]
John Hickenlooper (D) - Ex-Governor, Ex-Denver Mayor & Businessman

Michael Bennet (D)* - (Campaign Site) - Next Election in 2022.

District 1:
Diana DeGette (D)* - (Campaign Site)

District 2:
Joe Neguse (D)* - (Campaign Site)

District 3:
[ Scott Tipton (R)* - Lost for Renomination in Primary. ]
Lauren Boebert (R) - Restaurant Owner & Gun Rights Activist

District 4:
Ken Buck (R)* - (Campaign Site)

District 5:
Doug Lamborn (R)* - (Campaign Site)

District 6:
Jason Crow (D)* - (Campaign Site)

District 7:
Ed Perlmutter (D)* - (Campaign Site)

STATE POLITICAL PARTIES:

American Constitution Party of Colorado (ACP)
Approval Voting Party (AVP)
Colorado Democratic Party (D)
Green Party of Colorado (G)
Libertarian Party of Colorado (L)
Colorado Republican Party (R)
Socialist Party of Colorado (S)
Unity Party (UP)
Independent (I) / Unaffiliated (U)
Write-In (WI)

STATE ELECTION OFFICE:

Secretary of State's Office

STATE NEWS SOURCES:

Aspen Times
Aspen Daily News
Aurora Sentinel
Boulder Colorado Daily
Boulder Daily Camera
Canon City Daily Record
Center Post-Dispatch
The Colorado Independent (Politics)
ColoradoPols.com
Colorado Springs Business Journal
Colorado Springs Gazette
Colorado Springs Independent
Cortez Journal
Craig Daily Press
Crested Butte News
Delta County Independent
Denver Business Journal
Denver Post
Denver Westword (Alternative)
Durango Herald
Estes Park Trail Gazette
Fort Collins Coloradoan
Fort Morgan Times
Four Corners Business Journal
Glenwood Springs Post Independent
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Grand Junction Free Press
Greeley Tribune
Gunnison Country Times
Haxtun-Fleming Herald
La Junta Tribune-Democrat
Lamar Daily News
Leadville Herald Democrat
Longmont Daily Times-Call
Loveland Daily Reporter-Herald
Mineral County Miner
Monte Vista Journal
Montrose Daily Press
Nederland Mountain-Ear
Pagosa Springs Sun
Park County Republican & Fairplay Flume
Pine River Times
Pueblo Chieftain
Rio Blanco Herald Times
Salida Mountain Mail
Snowmass Sun
Steamboat Pilot
Sterling Journal-Advocate
Summit Daily News
Telluride Daily Planet
Vail Daily

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