Colorado\u2019s primary is tomorrow. <\/p>\n
On Tuesday, June 30, voters will decide which candidates will represent their parties on the November general election ballot.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s what to know:<\/p>\n
Ballots are due to county clerks no later than 7 p.m. <\/p>\n
Unaffiliated voters received ballots for both parties but may submit only one.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s too late to mail your ballot.<\/p>\n
Ballots can be dropped off at one of dozens of locations around El Paso County. Voters who wish to vote in person may surrender their mailed ballots and head to a Voter Service and Polling Center. Identification is required.<\/a> <\/p>\n See a list of ballot drop boxes and Voter Service and Polling Centers here.<\/a> <\/p>\n See a sample ballot here.<\/a><\/p>\n Track your ballot here.<\/a><\/p>\n Here\u2019s a quick look at notable races on the primary ballot in El Paso County:<\/p>\n FEDERAL OFFICES <\/p>\n U.S. Senate [READ MORE: Crank challenger Jessica Killin signs on to new centrist Democratic group\u2019s \u2018Promise to America\u2019]<\/a><\/p>\n STATE OFFICES<\/p>\n Governor<\/p>\n The top race on the ballot is the open governor\u2019s seat, with Jared Polis unable to run again because of term limits.<\/p>\n On the Republican side, state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer is running against state Rep. Scott Bottoms and Victor Marx, a political newcomer with a background in ministry work in Colorado Springs.<\/p>\n Colorado has only elected one Republican governor in the last 50 years.<\/p>\n Democratic: Michael Bennet, Phil Weiser [READ MORE: Colorado primary for governor: Meet the Democratic and Republican candidates<\/a>]<\/p>\n [READ MORE: Phil Weiser leading Michael Bennet in Colorado\u2019s Democratic gubernatorial primary, internal poll finds<\/a>] <\/p>\n Attorney General [READ MORE: Michael Allen says a weakened justice system, rising crime drove him to run for attorney general<\/a>]<\/p>\n Secretary of State State Senate District 9 State House District 14 State House District 16 State House District 17 State House District 21 COUNTY OFFICES<\/p>\n El Paso County Board of Commissioners: District 1 El Paso County Board of Commissioners: District 5 El Paso County Assessor [READ MORE: The Gazette Editorial Board\u2019s ballot recommendations ]<\/a><\/p>\n
Democratic: John Hickenlooper (I), Julie Gonzalez [Read more]<\/a>
Republican : Mark Baisley (unopposed)
U.S. House: Colorado District 5
Democratic : Jessica Killin, Joe Reagan [Read more]<\/a>
Republican: Jeff Crank (I) (unopposed)<\/p>\n
Republican: Victor Marx, Scott Bottoms, Barbara Kirkmeyer
Unity Party: Paul No\u00ebl Fiorino, Jeff Peckman<\/p>\n
Democratic: Hetal Doshi, Michael Dougherty, Jena Griswold, David Seligman [Read more]<\/a>
Republican: Michael Allen, David Willson<\/p>\n
Democratic: Jessie Danielson, Amanda Gonzalez
Republican: James Wiley (unopposed)
Libertarian: Alex Astley, Sean Vadney<\/p>\n
Democratic: Monica VanBuskirk, Neal Walia
Republican: Lynda Zamora Wilson (I), Terri Carver [Read more]<\/a><\/p>\n
Democratic: Sarah Emery (unopposed)
Republican: Ava Flanell, Troy Vanderhule [Read more]<\/a><\/p>\n
Democratic: Stephanie Vigil (unopposed)
Republican: Jamie Koch, Jill Haffley [Read more]<\/a><\/p>\n
Democratic: Regina English, Chauncy Johnson [Read more]<\/a>
Republican: Laura Martin (unopposed)<\/p>\n
Democratic: Michelle Tweed (unopposed)
Republican: Alexander Africa, Brenda Miller [Read more]<\/a>
[READ MORE: Who\u2019s spending in Colorado to get your vote?] <\/a><\/p>\n
Democratic: Gavin Rainey (unopposed)
Republican: Lindsay Moore, Ryan Graham [Read more]<\/a><\/p>\n
Democratic: Yolanda Avila, Christian Seale [Read more]<\/a>
Republican : Vickie Tonkins, Lauren Nelson [Read more]<\/a><\/p>\n
Democratic: David \u201cMuka\u201d Traenkle (unopposed)
Republican: Becky Fuller, Raymond Garcia<\/p>\n
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