General Election: November 3, 2026
How to register to vote
In Colorado, residents can register to vote up until polls close on Election Day.
To receive a ballot in the mail, Coloradans must have registered by June 22. After this date, individuals can still register, but will have to vote at an in-person voting center.
Individuals with a valid Colorado driver’s license or state issued ID can register to vote, or check their voter registration status, online at GoVoteColorado.gov. Voters can also update their mailing address and voter details on this website.
How to cast a ballot
Ballots will be mailed to registered voters starting on Friday, Oct. 2.
Voters have until Monday, Oct. 26, to mail in their ballot. Any ballots completed after that date must be submitted in person to a drop box or county clerk office. Mail-in ballots can be returned in person up until 7 p.m. on Election Night.
The primary election will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with polls open for in-person voting from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Voting Centers
Eagle County Building – Eagle
500 Broadway
Eagle, CO 81631
Eagle County Commons – Edwards
410 Miller Ranch Rd
Edwards, CO 81632
Clerk and Recorder Office – El Jebel
20 Eagle County Drive
El Jebel, CO 81623
The Grand View – Vail
Atop the Lionshead Parking Structure
395 S. Frontage Road West
Vail, CO 81657
24-Hour Ballot Boxes
Eagle County Building – Eagle
500 Broadway
Eagle, CO 81631
Eagle County Commons – Edwards
410 Miller Ranch Rd.
Edwards, CO 81632
Clerk and Recorder Office – El Jebel
20 Eagle County Dr.
El Jebel, CO 81623
Town of Vail Municipal Building
75 S. Frontage Rd. W.
Vail, CO 81657
Town of Avon Municipal Building
100 Mikaela Way
Avon, CO 81620
Town of Gypsum Municipal Building
50 Lundgren Blvd.
Gypsum, CO 81637
Town of Basalt Municipal Building
101 Midland Ave.
Basalt, CO 81621
Individuals can share comments on vote center and drop box locations to elections@eaglecounty.us or by mail to the Clerk and Recorder’s Office at Attn: Elections, PO Box 537 Eagle, CO 81631.
Local races – Eagle County
County Commissioners, District 3
- Kathleen Brendza (D)
- Wendy Sacks (R)
County Sheriff
- James van Beek (R) – Incumbent
- Rebecca Anderson (D)
County Assessor
- Andie Noakes (D) – Incumbent
- Christopher Buono (R)
County Coroner
- Claire Noble (D)
- Chris Ryan (R)
Clerk and Record
- Becky Close (unaffiliated) – unopposed
County Treasurer
- Teak Simonton (D) – unopposed
Local races – Municipal
Town of Avon
Seven candidates will vie for four open seats in the Nov. 3 Avon Town Council election, with incumbents Rich Carroll and Ruth Stanley on the ballot alongside Jennie Fancher, Justin Chesney, Gregg Cooper, Alan Sandberg and Rick Sudekum.
Local races – School District
The Eagle County School District has placed Ballot Issue 5B, a $10.1 million mill levy override (MLO) on the ballot.
State races
Colorado governor
- Victor Marx (R) | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Phil Weiser (D) | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Stephen T. Hamilton (American Constitution) | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Eric Mulder (Libertarian) | Q&A
- Jeff Peckman (Unity) | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Erik Underwood (Approval Voting) | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Greg Lopez (Unaffiliated) | Q&A | Op-Ed
Secretary of State
- Amanda Gonzalez (D)
- James Wiley (R)
- Sean Vadney (Libertarian)
- Amanda Campbell (American Constitution)
- Celeste Landry (Forward)
State Treasurer
- Jeff Bridges (D)
- Kevin Grantham (R)
- Jodie Barr (Libertarian)
- Marilee Langner Sturgis (Approval Voting)
Attorney General
- Michael J. Allen (R)
- Jena Griswold (D)
University of Colorado Board of Regents: District 2
- Marty Neilson (R)
- Edie Hooton (D)
- Richard Friend (Libertarian)
Colorado Senate District 8
- Dylan Roberts (D), incumbent | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Corey Marshall (R) | Q&A | Op-Ed
Colorado House of Representatives District 26
- Meghan Lukens (D) – Incumbent
- James Kellogg (R)
Colorado House of Representatives District 57
- Elizabeth Velasco (D) – Incumbent
- Russ Andrews (R)
Federal races
United States Senate
- Mark Baisley (R) | Q&A | Op-Ed
- John Hickenlooper (D), incumbent | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Bob Chew (Forward)
- Christopher Baum (Approval Voting)
- Blake Huber (Libertarian)
- Adam Withrow (Unity)
- Donald Willoughby (Unaffiliated-Write In)
- Will Powers (R-Write In)
- Ryan Apelbaum (R-Write In)
Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District
- Joe Neguse (D), incumbent | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Kelley Anne Dennison (R) | Q&A | Op-Ed
- Gaylon Kent (Libertarian)
Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District
- Jeff Hurd (R) – Incumbent
- Dwayne L. Romero (D)
Statewide ballot measures
Amendments refer to measures that propose changes to the Colorado Constitution, and propositions propose a statutory change.
Referred by the legislature
- Proposition NN: Keep and Spend Money for Education and Other Purposes
Citizen-initiated measures:
- Amendment 81: Law Enforcement Communication with Federal Immigration Authorities
- Amendment 82: Constitutional Right to Purchase and Sell Natural Gas
- Amendment 83: Constitutional Right to Hunt and Fish
- Amendment 84: Mail Ballot Voter Identification
- Amendment 85: Plain Language Ballot Titles
- Amendment 86: Requirements for Off-Cycle Congressional Redistricting
- Amendment 87: Graduated Income Tax
- Proposition 132: Increase Penalties for Fentanyl Crimes
- Proposition 133: Penalties for Human Trafficking of a Minor
- Proposition 134: Male and Female Participation in School and Collegiate Sports
- Proposition 135: Prohibit Surgery on Minors in Response to Reception of Sex or Gender
- Proposition 136: Income Tax Rate Limit
- Proposition 137: Direct Sporting Goods Sales Tax Revenue for Conservation
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