The Colorado Voter’s Guide to the 2024 Election
Welcome, voter
This election season has been filled with events unlike almost anything in the nation’s history. One presidential candidate survived two attempts on his life while the other stepped into the race at the 11th hour, without going through the primaries. Closer to home, Coloradans have more than a dozen consequential measures to vote on, from ranked-choice voting that could change the way candidates are elected to cementing abortion rights on the heels of an overturned Roe v. Wade.
As we assembled this guide, our team spoke with thousands of voters like you across the state to understand which issues you care about most as part of our Voter Voices initiative. Once we identified the top concerns, we got to work questioning candidates, reviewing their websites and watching forums and debates. Their profiles below were directly shaped by you.
We hope these resources help you feel informed and allow you to cast your ballot with confidence. And if you are looking for Southern Colorado or Denver-specific issues, you can find those guides below.
Happy voting.
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Statewide Ballot Measures
Colorado Congressional District Races
Click your district to learn more about the candidates on your ballot.
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Colorado Judicial Election Resources
Click to explore 2024 judicial performance evaluations
Colorado Board of Education & Board of Regents Candidates
RTD District Races
Want guidance on specific issues?
Colorado voters have been telling us all year which issues matter most to them through the Voter Voices survey. Use these guides to learn more about the power different offices on your ballot have to impact the things you care about.
2024 Election FAQ and Resources
Voter Guide credits
Written by Caitlyn Kim, Kiara DeMare, Nathaniel Minor, Bente Birkeland, Paolo Zialcita and Megan Verlee, with help from Tony Gorman, Jenny Brundin, Michelle P. Fulcher, Andrew Kenney, Elaine Tassy, Dan Boyce, Ben Markus and Stephanie Rivera.
Edited by Megan Verlee, with help from Alison Borden, Kevin Dale, Joe Wertz, Chuck Murphy and Stephanie Rivera.
Produced by Lauren Antonoff Hart.