Colorado voters have selected their Presidential, statewide, and local candidates to appear on the November General Election ballot, in two separate primaries:

 

A Presidential Primary Election was held on Tuesday, March 5th.

Colorado’s voters gave Joe Biden all its 72 Democratic delegates; Donald Trump and Nikki Haley earned 24 and 12 Republican delegates, respectively. The Presidential nominees will be officially named at the Republican National Convention July 15th - July 18th and at the Democratic National Convention August 19th - August 22nd.

 

A statewide and local Primary Election was held on Tuesday, June 25th.
Eagle County voters chose the following candidates to appear on the November General Election ballot:

Representative to US Congress, District 2 = Joe Neguse (D); Marshall Dawson (R)

Representative to US Congress, District 3 = Adam Frisch (D); Russ Andrews (R)

State Board of Education, Congressional District 2 = Kathy Gebhardt (D)

State Board of Education, Congressional District 3 = Ellen Angeles (D); Sherri M Wright (R)

Regent of the University of Colorado, At-Large = Elliott Hood (D); Eric Rinard (R)

Regent of the University of Colorado, Congressional District 3 = Robert B. Logan (D); Ray Scott (R)

Colorado State Senator, District 5 = Cole Buerger (D); Marc Catlin (R)

Colorado State Representative, District 26 = Meghan Lukens (D); Nathan Butler (R)

Colorado State Representative, District 57 = Elizabeth Velasco (D); Caleb Waller (R)

Judicial District 5, District Attorney = Heidi McCollum (D)

Eagle County Commissioner, District 1 = Matt Scherr (D); Gregg Cooper (R)

Eagle County Commissioner, District 2 = Tom Boyd (D)