2024 Election, Candidate, and Ballot Information

Registration Information State of Colorado Voter Information

Visit GoVoteColorado.com to check your voter registration or register to vote.

Important Dates

Ballots Start to be Mailed

October 11th

Last Day to Mail Ballot

October 29th

General Election

November 5th

Polling Places and Caucus Locations

Polling Centers, Voter Service, and Ballot Drop-off locations have been finalized. Please visit Weld County’s official website for a map and detailed information.

https://www.weldgov.com/Government/Departments/Clerk-and-Recorder/Elections-Department

Find your polling place!

Colorado Democratic Party Candidate List

Due to so many different voting blocks and how they intersect we do not list all candidates here. However, if you are a candidate within Weld County and wish to be listed on this page, please use the Content Submission Form on the bottom of our site to submit your information.

Find the Colorado Democrats list here: https://www.coloradodems.org/candidates​

Federal Candidate Information

The following candidates have provided their information to be included on our website. Candidates are not listed in any particular order. The Weld County Democratic Party does not make endorsements of candidates in contested primary elections.

Kamala Harris

President of the United States

President of the United States

https://kamalaharris.com/

State Candidate Information

The following candidates have provided their information to be included on our website. Candidates are not listed in any particular order. The Weld County Democratic Party does not make endorsements of candidates in contested primary elections.

Mary Young

HD 50

Colorado State House District 50

https://maryyoungforcolorado.com/

Rep. Mary Young’s career in public education motivated her to pursue local politics to help overcome the disparities she recognized in the community.

As a school psychologist, Mary saw how a lack of funding and accessibility too often prevented families from receiving the quality education and the healthcare they deserved. One step to bridge this gap is her work with the University of Northern Colorado to found the School of Osteopathic Medicine, which Mary hopes will provide more trained physicians in a time of great need, to better assist our increasingly diverse population, and give an economic boost to Weld County. This new resource is yet another example of Mary working to cut rising costs for all Coloradans, and to promote a flourishing economy that will build wealth and financial security for our working families.

Rep. Mary Young’s passionate, independent voice is vital for Colorado. She hopes to once again earn the support of her community to serve House District 50.

Mark Matthews

HD 64

Colorado State House District 64

https://matthewsfor64.com/

Matthews wants to return compassion and respect to political proceedings, and understands that the public is looking to leaders to get along and get things done. He knows that Weld and Larimer counties deserve a candidate who will bring reason and civility to the Colorado House of Representatives.

“My opponent has consistently used social media platforms to call his fellow legislators childish names and post derogatory memes. I want to use my time at the legislature to pass bills that will help my community.”

Matthews lives in Mead, Colorado with his wife of 46 years, Ellyn, and their assorted farm animals. His four children and six grandchildren are scattered across the country. He attended St. John Fischer College for his undergraduate degree and Georgetown University Medical School. He also served as a commissioned officer in the United States Public Health Service.

Will Walters

HD 65

Colorado State House District 65

https://willwalters.us

Will Walters is your Democratic candidate for House District 65 including Windsor, Eaton, Severance, Timnath, northwestern Johnstown.
Will raised his family in northern Colorado and is now a proud grandparent who will work hard to ensure long-term quality of life for all of us, not just the millionaires. Some of his priorities include:

  • Good Governance: Ethical practices, efficiency, responsiveness, transparency in all government actions; hold corporations and government agencies accountable
  • Economic Opportunity: Policies that promote an economy that works for all Coloradans, not just the wealthy
  • Educational Excellence: Adequate and equitable funding for schools, vocational programs, affordable college options
  • Healthcare Access: Lowering costs, expanding access for small businesses and self-employed, prioritizing mental health care
  • Environmental Stewardship and Community Well-being: Improving Front Range air quality, conserving water and farms, ensuring affordable housing, promoting safe neighborhoods

Weld County Candidate Information

The following candidates have provided their information to be included on our website. Candidates are not listed in any particular order. The Weld County Democratic Party does not make endorsements of candidates in contested primary elections.

Note:

If you are a candidate in an upcoming election and would like to be included on this page, please submit your information using the “Submit Events or Articles” link at the bottom of the page. Fill out the Article Submission Form and ask to be added to the Candidates section of the Elections page. Submit the following information.

  • Name: Exactly as it will appear on the ballot.
  • Recent Image of Candidate: At least 1000 x 1000 pixels taken within the last year.
  • Seat: Exactly what they are running for.
  • Website URL: Full URL
  • Social Links: Full URLs please.
  • Video: YouTube/Vimeo video link.
  • About Them Paragraph: 50 – 250 words.
  • Learn More Button: Will use website URL from above.

If at any time you would like to update the candidate information use the Submit Events or Articles form and detail out what changes you would like to make to your candidate entry.

 

The Weld County Democratic Party does not make endorsements of candidates in contested primary elections.

Ballot Information Booklet (Blue Book)

The purpose of the ballot information booklet is to provide voters with the text, title, and a fair and impartial analysis of each initiated or referred constitutional amendment, law, or question on the ballot.  The analysis must include a summary of the measure, the major arguments both for and against the measure, and a brief fiscal assessment of the measure.  The analysis may also include any other information that will help voters understand the purpose and effect of a measure.

Ballot Propositions

Ballot Propositions for upcoming elections will be listed here. 

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