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← Rundown2026 Colorado Senate race

2026 election · U.S. Senate

2026 Colorado Senate race

Incumbent: John W. Hickenlooper (Democrat)

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Declared candidates

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  • John W. Hickenlooper
    John W. Hickenlooper

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (15) ▾
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports a pathway to citizenship for DREAMers and increased border security funding. [1]
    • Climate & Energy: Supports expanding clean energy, transitioning from fossil fuels, and helped pass the Inflation Reduction Act as a major climate investment. [1][2]
    • Education: Supports universal preschool, affordable child care, and expanding student loan repayment and Pell grants.

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  • Election integrity: mail ballots: Supports vote-by-mail and legislation protecting it from suppression efforts. [1][2]
  • Energy production: Supports regulating methane emissions from oil and gas while backing fracking. [1][2]
  • Gun Policy: Supports gun control measures, including bans on high-capacity magazines and universal background checks, based on actions as governor. [1]
  • Gun policy: Supports universal background checks and bans on high-capacity magazines. [1][2]
  • Health Care Costs: Criticizes Republican policies that raise health care costs and cut Medicaid benefits, advocating for lowering health care costs for constituents. [1][2]
  • Health care: Supports expanding the Affordable Care Act with a public option, lowering prescription drug costs, and protecting reproductive health access. [1][2]
  • Housing costs: Supports federal funding for affordable housing construction and banning Wall Street banks from dominating markets. [1]
  • Immigration Enforcement: Opposes aggressive ICE enforcement tactics, supports oversight/transparency of ICE, and has pushed to limit enforcement at schools, hospitals, and places of worship. [1][2]
  • Immigration Reform - Visas: Co-sponsored legislation to phase out per-country limits on employment-based visas to address workforce shortages. [1]
  • Jobs & Economy: Supports workforce development, apprenticeship pipelines, and infrastructure investment to modernize roads, broadband, and clean energy jobs. [1]
  • Marijuana legalization: Supports decriminalizing marijuana and sentencing relief for nonviolent marijuana crimes. [1]
  • Public Lands & Outdoor Recreation: Supports protecting public lands and promoting clean air and water to sustain Colorado's outdoor recreation economy. [1]
  • BC
    Bob Chew

    OTHER

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (4) ▾
    • Election reform: Supports eliminating gerrymandered districts and creating real competition in elections to strengthen democracy. [1]
    • Federal spending & debt: Supports addressing the national debt to prevent economic depression and maintain funding for programs like Social Security and Medicare. [1]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Supports entitlement reform including raising retirement ages, increasing payroll taxes, and other measures to prevent insolvency. [1]
    • Two-party system: Opposes the two-party system and runs as an Independent to prioritize problem-solving over partisanship. [1][2]
  • BD
    Brashad D Hasley

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Education & Skills: Real-world skills, apprenticeships, community college pathways, and portable learning records. [1]
    • Health care: Begin with mental health access, cap essential costs, and build toward universal care. [1]
    • Housing costs: Invest in affordable housing, support community land trusts, and curb predatory corporate landlords. [1]
    • Jobs & Economic Opportunity: Protect jobs in an AI era, reward companies that retrain, require impact reports, and pilot a 32-hour week while planning for UBI. [1]
    • Medical gender transition for minors: Does not support gender-affirming care for minors. [1]
    • Mental Health & Safety: Early crisis support, co-responder models, and data transparency to reduce violence and improve safety. [1]
    • Tech, AI, Privacy: Human accountability for AI decisions, bias audits, clear disclosure, and strong data privacy rules. [1]
  • GW
    George Washington Mr V Markert

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports securing the border, ending sanctuary policies, and deporting those with no right to be here. [1]
    • China & trade: Supports efforts to stop China's hostile influence and cartel networks. [1]
    • Crime & policing: Supports cutting federal funds from jurisdictions that refuse to enforce the law. [1]
    • Energy production: Supports reviving the energy industry and opposes Green New Deal policies. [1]
    • Federal spending & debt: Supports slashing government bloat and dismantling weaponized federal agencies. [1]
    • Sanctuary jurisdictions: Supports ending sanctuary policies. [1]
  • JJ
    Janak Joshi

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (12) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports 100% Pro-Life policies and a national abortion ban. [1][2][3]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports finishing the border wall, cracking down on sanctuary cities, mass deportation with Dreamer exception, and enforcing existing immigration laws. [1][2][3]
    • Crime & policing: Opposes prioritizing criminals over victims. [1]
    • Election integrity: mail ballots: Opposes same-day voter registration. [1][2]
    • Federal spending & debt: Supports balancing the budget and opposes spending increases or new fees. [1][2][3]
    • Gun policy: Supports 2nd Amendment rights and opposes background checks on private transactions. [1][2]
    • Marijuana legalization: Opposes regulating retail marijuana and supports federal rescheduling. [1][2]
    • Regulation & permitting: Supports deregulation and reducing federal overreach and regulations. [1][2]
    • Taxes: Supports lower taxes and renewing Trump tax cuts; never voted for a tax increase. [1][2][3]
    • Traditional family values: Supports traditional family values and opposes same-sex civil unions. [1][2]
    • Ukraine aid: Supports pulling aid from Ukraine. [1]
    • Women's sports: Opposes men participating in women's sports or bathrooms. [1]
  • Julie Gonzales
    Julie Gonzales

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (10) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports restoring and expanding access to abortion. [1][2][3]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports overhauling the immigration system and bringing ICE to heel. [1][2]
    • Congressional stock trading: Supports banning members of Congress from trading stocks and getting money out of politics. [1][2]
    • Election integrity: voter ID: Supports strengthening voting rights and passing the Colorado Voting Rights Act. [1][2]
    • Health care: Supports Medicare for All to ensure no one goes bankrupt from medical costs. [1][2][3]
    • Housing costs: Supports supercharging federal homebuilding, renter protections, and first-time homebuyer support. [1][2]
    • Israel: Supports arms embargoes for oppressive regimes including Israel and ending war profiteering. [1][2]
    • Medical gender transition for minors: Supports expanding access to gender affirming care. [1][2]
    • Regulation & permitting: Supports cracking down on price-gouging, junk fees, and restoring antitrust enforcement. [1]
    • Taxes: Supports ending corporate tax giveaways. [1][2]
  • KB
    Karen Breslin

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Congressional term limits: Supports self-imposed term limits after one Senate term. [1]
    • Democracy and rule of law: Opposes Trump administration actions seen as threats to constitutional rights and democracy. [1][2][3]
    • Economic justice: Prioritizes economic justice and concerns of working people over corporate interests. [1][2][3]
    • Environment: Supports environmental protection and natural world health. [1][2][3]
    • Fighting corporate power: Opposes corporate influence in Congress and refuses corporate PAC money. [1]
    • Health care: Supports Medicare for All legislation. [1]
    • Israel: Opposes US support for actions in Gaza and AIPAC influence on policy. [1][2][3]
  • Mark Baisley
    Mark Baisley

    REPUBLICAN PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (5) ▾
    • Energy production: Supports restoring American energy dominance. [1]
    • Health care: Supports patient and doctor decisions over Washington bureaucrats, competition to lower premiums, association health plans, Health Savings Accounts, and price transparency. [1][2][3]
    • Infrastructure: Supports targeted investments with fiscal discipline, local control, streamlined permitting, and prioritization of American materials and workers. [1][2][3]
    • Regulation & permitting: Supports rolling back job-killing regulations and streamlining permitting for infrastructure projects. [1][2]
    • Taxes: Supports cutting federal taxes to promote prosperity. [1][2]
  • RC
    Robert Chew

    Party n/a

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (2) ▾
    • Federal spending & debt: Views national debt as a ticking time bomb that will overshadow all other challenges and impact funding for Social Security, schools, and the military. [1]
    • Social Security & Medicare: Supports entitlement reform including raising retirement age, adjusting payroll taxes, reducing benefits for high earners, and other measures to prevent insolvency. [1]
  • SM
    Sean M. Pond

    CONSTITUTION PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (9) ▾
    • Agriculture & rural economies: Supports protecting farmers, ranchers, water rights, and domestic food production while reducing overregulation. [1][2]
    • Border enforcement & immigration law: Supports securing the border, enforcing immigration laws consistently, and prioritizing criminal networks and fentanyl trafficking. [1][2][3]
    • Crime & policing: Supports law enforcement and accountability to address public safety concerns. [1][2]
    • Energy production: Supports responsible domestic oil and gas production for jobs, affordable energy, and independence with environmental oversight. [1][2][3]
    • Federal spending & debt: Supports restoring fiscal discipline to reduce inflation, debt, and unnecessary federal spending. [1][2]
    • Fentanyl & drug enforcement: Supports targeting cartel drug networks and fentanyl at the source along with effective treatment programs. [1]
    • Health care: Supports lowering premiums, increasing transparency, and keeping decisions centered on patients and families. [1]
    • Land access and multi-use: Supports multi-use management of public lands, protecting water rights, local decision-making, and keeping lands accessible for recreation and industry. [1][2][3]
    • Regulation & permitting: Supports reducing unnecessary federal red tape and regulatory burdens on energy, agriculture, and housing. [1][2][3]
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