Broomfield County
Republicans
2026 General Election • November 3, 2026
Federal
- U.S. Senate: Mark Baisley
- U.S. House, District 7: Tim Bennett
Statewide
- Governor / Lt. Governor: Victor Marx / George Washington Markert
- Secretary of State: James Wiley
- State Treasurer: Kevin Grantham
- Attorney General: Michael J. Allen
- State Board of Education, District 7: Steve Barton
- CU Board of Regents, District 7: Paul Mueller
Colorado Legislature
- State Senate District 25: Paul Kohlhoff
- State House District 33: Nate Jorgensen
Justices & Judges
- No recommendation. Do your own research.
One Colorado Supreme Court justice, six Court of Appeals judges and five 17th Judicial District judges are up for retention. Read each judge's official evaluation at judicialperformance.colorado.gov.
How to Vote in Broomfield
Ballots were mailed October 2. Didn't get one? Call the Broomfield Elections Division at 303-464-5857.
7 drop boxes, open 24 hours through 7 p.m. on Election Day, including the George Di Ciero City and County Building (One DesCombes Dr.) and the Paul Derda Rec Center.
In-person voting at the Di Ciero Building starts October 19. Four voting centers are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on November 3.
Mailing it back? Do it by October 26. After that, use a drop box.
Vote Yes
- Amendment 81: Police notify federal immigration authorities about certain criminal suspects
- Amendment 82: Constitutional right to buy and sell natural gas for home & business
- Amendment 83: Constitutional right to hunt & fish
- Amendment 84: Requires voter ID on mail ballots
- Amendment 85: Requires clear, plain-language ballot titles & summaries
- Amendment 86: Limits off-cycle congressional redistricting
- Proposition 132: Increases penalties for fentanyl crimes
- Proposition 133: Life sentences for human trafficking of a minor
- Proposition 134: School & college sports teams based on biological sex
- Proposition 135: Prohibits surgery on a minor to alter biological sex
- Proposition 136: Caps Colorado's state income tax rate at 4.4%
Vote No
- Amendment 87: Replaces Colorado's flat 4.4% income tax with graduated rates from 3.7% to 8.4%
- Proposition NN: Lets the state keep money that would otherwise come back to you as TABOR refunds
- Proposition 137: Moves sporting-goods sales tax revenue outside TABOR, shrinking refunds
On every Broomfield ballot
- Broomfield 1A: Lodging tax jumps from 1.6% to 6%, up to $3.3 million a year
- Charter Amendment 1C: Stretches mayoral terms to 4 years
- Front Range Passenger Rail 7A: $295 million a year sales tax increase, plus $580 million in debt
- 17th Judicial District 7E: Loosens the DA's term limit from two terms to three
On some Broomfield ballots
- Jeffco School District 5A: $73 million tax increase
- Jeffco School District 5B: $60 million tax increase
- Weld RE-8 School District 5C: $4.9 million tax increase, plus extending $2.7 million in expiring taxes
Broomfield 1B, the 20-year Xcel Energy franchise renewal, is also on your ballot. It raises no tax. BCR takes no position.
Visit broomfieldrepublicans.org/redbook for more on our candidates and your Broomfield ballot.
Ballots due by 7 PM Nov. 3
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