For the Secretary of State’s 2024 Elections Calendar click here.

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Click here to read the 11 Resolutions.

Click here to see the list of Precinct Organizers.

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Winners of the November 2022 Election

The names of officers are followed by links to their websites and Facebook pages, where available.

Filed Democratic Candidates for U.S. Senate

First Row: Diana Bray, Lorena Garcia, John Hickenlooper
Second Row: Andrew Romanoff, Dr. Stephany Rose Spaulding, Erik Underwood, Michelle Ferrigno Warren

There are two ways to get on the June Primary ballot:

• Go through the Caucus/Assembly selection process.
• Collect enough signatures to petition onto the primary ballot.

These three candidates may receive votes at Assembly: Andrew Romanoff, Stephany Rose Spaulding, Eric Underwood.

These candidates have withdrawn from the race for U.S. Senate:
Dan Baer, Denise Burgess, David Goldfischer, Mike Johnston, Alice Madden, Critter Milton, John Walsh, Angela Williams, Trish Zornio

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RESULTS OF THE MAIL-IN BALLOT
FOR THE 2020 PUEBLO COUNTY ASSEMBLY
(Tallied by the Pueblo County Clerk’s Office)

Who Voted?
361 delegates (of 400) returned their ballots with the April 1 or earlier postmark.
003 delegates returned ballots with an April 2 or later postmark.
036 delegates failed to return ballots.

Results of the balloting for local offices:
(Note: 30% is needed to make the June Primary Ballot):

	# of Votes	Percentage
House Dist. 46 -- Daneya Esgar	196	100%
District Attorney - Jeff Chostner 10th Judicial District	299	100%
Commissioner District 1
Eppie Griego	183	50.6% = top line of primary ballot
Tisha Mauro	168	46.5% = made the ballot
Commissioner District 2
Garrison Ortiz	217	60.1% = top line of primary ballot
Abel Tapia	144	39.8% = made the ballot

 
Results of balloting on Pueblo Democratic Party issues:

Certification of Precinct Chairs	350 Yes
	3 No
Vacancy Committee	324 Yes
	21 No

 

Results of Balloting on the 29 Resolutions
(Tallied by: MaryBeth Corsentino, Barb Clementi, Dennis Obdusky, Alvin Rivera.)

Votes on the 3 local Pueblo Resolutions:	Accept / Reject
#01 - We support Ballot Question #2A, establishment of a Pueblo Water & Electric Works, & ending the franchise agreement with Black Hills	216 / 141
#13 - We support construction of a new Pueblo jail.	213 / 165
#25 - We support the election of a woman to the Pueblo Board of County Commissioners.	211 / 109

 

Delegates rejected 2 Resolutions on the ballot:
#18 - We support requiring any candidate for President of the United States to stay in the race through the primaries.	93 / 186
#26 - We support leaving Columbus Day as is.	129 / 167

Read the summary version of the 29 Resolutions as they appear on the ballot here.
Read the full text of all of the 29 Resolutions here.
Read the final tally of the results of voting for the 29 Resolutions here. 

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In Case You Missed It...

In response to the COVID-19 crisis, emergency legislation has
been passed to give flexibility for Assemblies. Read a summary here.

Mail-In Ballots & Video Nominatons Replaced the
Pueblo County Assembly & Convention This Year

MAIL-IN BALLOTS: Due to the Coronavirus, the Pueblo County Democratic Assembly & Convention was replaced by a Mail-in Ballot. Ballots were sent to all Democrats who were elected at Caucus to be delegates to the County Assembly & Convention.

VIDEOS: To help delegates fill out their ballot, videos were created and sent in by the candidates. To see a video, click on the candidate's photo.

• • We posted campaign videos for U.S. Senate candidates here. Videos for U.S. Congressional (CD-3) candidates appear in the Multi-County Districts section below.
• • Instead of the usual speeches from the floor of the Assembly, we also posted nominating, seconding and acceptance videos for state and local candidates, including House District 46, District Attorney, and two (2) County Commissioner seats.

29 RESOLUTIONS: Finally, delegates received a ballot to vote on the 29 Resolutions proposed at our Caucuses.

Read the summary version of the 29 Resolutions as they appeared on the ballot here.
Read the full text of all of the 29 Resolutions here.
Read the final tally of the results of voting for the 29 Resolutions here.

Federal Candidate Campaign Videos (Click on the photos to see videos)
U.S. Senate

Andrew Romanoff Erik Underwood  

Local and State Nominating Videos

County Commissioner District 1

  Eppie Griego

County Commissioner District 2

  Garrison Ortiz

Online Voting Replaced the Multi-County
Districts Assembly and Convention

Pueblo County is part of 3 multi-county districts:
State House District 47 - Running for re-election is Democrat Bri Buentello.
State House District 62 - Running are Democrats Don Valdez (incumbent) & Matt Martinez.
State Senate District 35 - Democrat Carlos López is running for this open seat.

Multi-counties Districts had to adjust their Assembly dates due to the Coronavirus. They did not hold in-person meetings. Instead, they held E-VOTING with a CALL-IN vote option using Survey Monkey.

Congressional Districts voted via Electronic Ballots

Pueblo County is part of CD-3, a huge US Congressional District in Colorado. The seat is currently held by a Republican, but three Democrats are running for a chance to unseat him by getting on the Primary ballot. They are:

• Diane Mitsch Bush    • James Iacino   • Root Routledge

U.S. Congress (CD-3)

 Diane Mitsch Bush  

House District 47       House District 62         Senate District 35

Bri Buentello
no video available    Matthew Martinez Donald Valdez
no video available    Carlos Lopez

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Important 2020 Dates

This list of dates from the Colorado Democrats is amended to include the Pueblo County event.

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County Commissioner Race

Chris Nicoll

Chris Nicoll Withdraws from the Race

Citing his wish to pursue his career in cybersecurity — which would prevent a full-time political job — Chris Nicoll announced his withdrawal from the Commissioner race.

Democrats Tisha Mauro and Eppie Griego remain in the race.

Tisha Mauro    Eppie Griego

Tisha Mauro thanks Chris Nicoll for his service. Read her response here:

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Donald Valdez

Campaign Refocus

Rep. Valdez drops out...and...Re-ups

Because of a threat to San Luis Valley’s water, State Representative Donald Valdez is stepping down from his U.S. Congressional Campaign to run for re-election to Colorado House District 62...Read More.

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2019 Local Election Results

City Offices:

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Below is a list of local and state winners of the 2018 election.

Click here for Colorado Election Results, including ballot measures.

Local Officials