County ballot
Larimer County's local ballot, November 3, 2026
On the November 3, 2026 ballot
Local measures
13 local measures
- 1A, Larimer County: A new countywide sales and use tax for county purposes
- 2A, Town of Wellington: Wellington Sales Tax for Public Safety
- 3G, Town of Berthoud: Berthoud Parks and Recreation Bonds
- 5A, Weld County School District RE-5J: Weld RE-5J School Tax Extension
- 6A, Larimer County Stanley Heights Public Improvement District No. 81: Stanley Heights road district and property tax
- 6B, Larimer County Colland Center Public Improvement District No. 82: Colland Center road district and property tax
- 6C, Larimer County Terry Point Estates Public Improvement District No. 85: Terry Point Estates road district and property tax
- 6D, Estes Valley Fire Protection District: A Sales Tax for Estes Valley Fire
- 6E, Thompson Crossing Metropolitan District No. 2: Thompson Crossing Trail and Bond Refinancing
- 7A, Front Range Passenger Rail District: A permanent 0.333% sales and use tax and up to $580 million in borrowing for Colorado Connector passenger rail
- 7C, Allenspark Fire Protection District: Allenspark Fire District Property Tax Increase
- 7E, Poudre Valley Fire Protection District: Poudre Valley Fire Revenue Limit Waiver
- 7F, Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District: Windsor-Severance Fire phased property tax increase
Statewide measures on every Colorado ballot
- Amendment 81 (Initiative 95): Requiring law enforcement to notify Homeland Security after criminal charges
- Amendment 82 (Initiative 177): A constitutional right to purchase and sell natural gas
- Amendment 83 (Initiative 302): Creating a constitutional right to hunt, fish and take fish and wildlife
- Amendment 84 (Initiative 362): Requiring a signature and an identification number on returned mail ballots
- Amendment 85 (Initiative 234): Requiring ballot questions to be written in plain language
- Amendment 86 (Initiative 256): Congressional redistricting and changes to final maps
- Amendment 87 (Initiative 195): Replacing Colorado's single income tax rate with six graduated rates
- Proposition NN: Keeping revenue that would otherwise fund TABOR refunds
- Proposition 132 (Initiative 85): Increasing criminal penalties for fentanyl and certain synthetic opioids
- Proposition 133 (Initiative 108): Life without parole for human trafficking of a minor for sexual servitude
- Proposition 134 (Initiative 109): Designating school sports teams by biological sex
- Proposition 135 (Initiative 110): Prohibiting surgery on minors to alter biological sex characteristics
- Proposition 136 (Initiative 232): A 4.4 percent cap on the state income tax rate
- Proposition 137 (Initiative 308): Retaining sporting goods sales tax revenue for wildfire and conservation programs
Races
- Attorney General
- Governor / Lt. Governor
- RTD Board of Directors, District O
- Secretary of State
- State House of Representatives, District 49
- State House of Representatives, District 51
- State House of Representatives, District 52
- State House of Representatives, District 53
- State House of Representatives, District 64
- State House of Representatives, District 65
- State Senate, District 15
- State Treasurer
- University of Colorado Board of Regents, District 2
- US House of Representatives, District 2
- US House of Representatives, District 4
- US House of Representatives, District 8
- US Senate
Judges on the ballot
- Judge Elizabeth L. Harris: retention on the Colorado Court of Appeals
- Judge Grant Sullivan: retention on the Colorado Court of Appeals
- Judge Karl L. Schock: retention on the Colorado Court of Appeals
- Judge Katharine "Jenny" Ellison: retention on the Larimer County Court
- Judge Katharine E. Lum: retention on the Colorado Court of Appeals
- Judge Matthew R. Zehe: retention on the Larimer County Court
- Judge Pax Moultrie: retention on the Colorado Court of Appeals
- Judge Rebecca Rankin Freyre: retention on the Colorado Court of Appeals
- Judge Thomas L. Lynch: retention on the Larimer County Court
- Justice William W. Hood III: retention on the Colorado Supreme Court
County clerk
- Clerk and Recorder
- Tina Harris
- Phone
- (970) 498-7820
- [email protected]
Where the local questions come from
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Key dates
- October 2 to October 9: county clerks mail ballots to active voters.
- October 12: drop boxes open.
- October 26: last suggested day to return a ballot by mail.
- From October 27: return your ballot to a drop box or vote center instead of mailing it.
- November 3, 2026, Election Day: ballots are due by 7:00 p.m.
Page updated September 29, 2026