Sunday, October 4, 2026 | | |
| | | | | The office of Colorado’s top election official has taken on a more prominent role in recent years amid increased politicization over the voting process and a swell of conspiracies and disinformation. | | | | | “There’s no planet on which Denver could do this with existing resources,” said Olivia Allen, the co-founder of the Children’s Funding Project, on Mayor Mike Johnston’s “childcare for all” goal. | | | | | “We want to build a coalition that will endure,” Rep. Jason Crow says. “We want to reintroduce ourselves to rural America and working-class America and earn their support for the next generation.” | | | | | The Denver Post voter guide rounds up our explainers, stories, candidate Q&As and editorials for the 2026 election. | | | | | The race features incumbent Democrat Regina English, Republican Laura Martin and Libertarian Party candidate John Michael Angle | | | | | The race features Democrat Melat Kiros, Republican Christy Peterson, Unity Party candidate Critter Milton, Libertarian Party candidate Chad Humphrey and unaffiliated candidate Shimon Blau | | | | | The race features incumbent Republican Anthony Hartsook, Democrat Rick Bowness and Libertarian Party candidate John H. Sutton | | | | | The race features Republican Sunny Banka and incumbent Democrat Leslie Summey | | | |