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Kim Monson · Colorado Voter's Guide 2026 Mineral

Local measures are listed below. Last checked: September 28, 2026.

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Mineral County's local ballot, November 3, 2026

Local questions covered in this guide from Mineral County ballot styles. Municipal and district questions depend on where you live.
On the ballotWho is askingCategoryKim's recommendation
7A12th Judicial DistrictGovernment structureTerm limitsNo

Removes the term limit for the district attorney, allowing repeated reelection to four-year terms.

2ACity of CreedeGovernment structureOrdinance publicationNo

Asks Creede voters whether the Board of Trustees may publish new or proposed ordinances by title only, with the full text kept for inspection at the city clerk's office.

2BCity of CreedeGovernment structurePublication of city paymentsYes

Asks Creede voters whether the city may stop publishing its bill payments and contract statements in a newspaper, so long as they are available online and at the city clerk's office.

7BUpper San Juan Health Service DistrictKeeping extra revenueContinuing an earlier approvalNo

Continues the district’s authority to collect, retain and spend all its revenue above constitutional and statutory limits each fiscal year, without raising taxes.

The district attorney question is 7A. The Upper San Juan Health Service District question is 7B on the Mineral County ballot. The City of Creede's two referendums are 2A and 2B.

The questions in total

Four local questions: 3 government structure, 1 keeping extra revenue.

Each measure page explains what its question would allow.

Kim recommends Yes on 1 and No on 3.

Mineral County clerk-supplied ballots for November 3, 2026, styles 001-2 and 001-3, page 2.

District races

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