Contact Colorado's Elected Officials
When you visit the Colorado Democrat's website for ongoing information about activities within the Party, you might also find THIS PAGE of particular interest if you ever need to contact an elected official representing Colorado at most levels of our political system. All the information at a touch of a button.
It's best to call members who represent you. Please be kind to the staff.
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Colorado Democrats in the House voted against the DHS funding bill, and our two US Senators pledged to vote no. Call and thank them!
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Bennet: 202-224-5852
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Hickenlooper: 202-224-5941
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DeGette: 202-225-5657
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Crow: 202-225-7882
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Neguse: 202-225-2161
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Pettersen: 202-225-2645
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Put pressure on Boebert, Crank, Evans, and Hurd to listen to their constituents and what's best for Colorado and our nation about upcoming Bills, and/or to express disappointment with their votes:
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Boebert: 202-225-4761
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Crank: 202-225-4422
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Evans: 202-225-5625
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Hurd: 202-225-4676
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If you would like to download this information and keep it handy, DOWNLOAD THIS FILE for easy reference.
Colorado statehood day is August 1, 1876. In 2026 we are celebrating 150 years as a U.S. state.
The 2026 Political Primary Calendar
The 2026 elections -- set to be among of the most consequential midterm cycles in modern history -- are upon us, with legislative, congressional, gubernatorial and statewide offices on the ballot nationwide.
Those include elections for United States House (435, DC and four territories), US Senate (33 of 100), 36 of 50 state governorships, and thousands more at the state and local level.
The calendar kicks off this month with two of 2026's four congressional special elections -- in Texas and New Jersey -- and wraps up in mid-September with the Delaware primary. With 17 primaries, June is the busiest month for state primaries.
[The 2026 Political Primary Calendar from the DemDaily website (DemList.com January 12, 2026) can be viewed HERE. ]
Colorado's Democrat Candidates for 2026
(each name is linked to their website information)
Governor:
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Senator Michael Bennet
Lt. Governor:
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chosen by Governor; run as one ticket
Attorney General:
State House District 54
State House District 55
To view photos of these candidates and follow their social media links, visit THIS PAGE on our MCD website.
Secretary of State:
Treasurer:
State Board of Regents (3 seats)
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No announcement yet
CD 3:
U.S. Senate:
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Mesa County Treasurer:
UPDATE (3/28/26):: While the majority of these Democrat candidates were selected at the State Assembly for the June Primary, a few of the above candidates (not selected by the Assembly) have "petitioned" to remain on the ballot.
CLICK HERE to review the list of top candidates selected by the 2026 State Assembly to be on the June Primary ballot.
Other candidate information can be found here: https://ballotpedia.org/Colorado_elections,_2026