Precinct 431 - Loveland CO

Precinct 431 — November 3, 2026 General Election Candidates

LCRP Larimer County Republican Party

Precinct 431 — Loveland, CO

Your neighborhood's complete guide to who's on the ballot this November — every contested race from U.S. Senate down to County Assessor, plus how to make sure your vote counts.

🗓 GENERAL ELECTION DAY: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2026

⬡ Loveland City Limits ⬡ Larimer County ⬡ CO-4 Congressional District ⬡ CO House District 51

This is the general election — not the primary. Every registered voter in Colorado, regardless of party, gets to vote on every race below. The candidates listed already won their party's nomination in the June 30, 2026 primary (or ran unopposed) and are now facing off head-to-head for the seat.

Colorado mails a ballot automatically to every active registered voter — no request needed. We strongly encourage you to drop your ballot at an official drop box or vote in person rather than mailing it back, to make sure it's counted before the deadline.

Not every race below may appear on your specific ballot — always confirm with your personalized sample ballot. Races on this page are limited to those that cover Precinct 431 (Loveland, Larimer County, CD-4, HD-51). Loveland City Council and Thompson School District Board seats are not up this November — those are elected in odd years, next in November 2027.

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November 3, 2026 General Election Federal Races

Statewide

U.S. Senate (Class II Seat)

Mark Baisley

State Senator, Woodland Park. Republican nominee.

baisleyforsenate.com ↗

John Hickenlooper INCUMBENT

U.S. Senator since 2021. Former Governor & Denver Mayor.

hickenlooper.senate.gov ↗

Congressional District 4

U.S. House of Representatives

CD-4 covers Loveland and most of Eastern/Northern Colorado outside Fort Collins proper.

Lauren Boebert INCUMBENT

Ran unopposed in the R primary. Seeking her first re-election in CD-4.

laurenforcolorado.com ↗

Eileen Laubacher

Retired Navy two-star admiral; former National Security Council staff.

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November 3, 2026 General Election State of Colorado Races

Statewide — Open Seat

Governor of Colorado

Jared Polis (D) is term-limited. This is an open seat.

Victor Marx

Pastor & anti-trafficking advocate; founder, All Things Possible Ministries. Won a close 3-way R primary over Barb Kirkmeyer and Scott Bottoms.

victor2026.com ↗

Phil Weiser

Current Colorado Attorney General. Defeated Sen. Michael Bennet in the D primary.

State House — District 51

Colorado House of Representatives

HD-51 covers the Loveland/Berthoud area. Incumbent Ron Weinberg (R) did not seek re-election.

Amy Parks

Former State Rep., HD-51 (2022). Won the R primary over Nancy Rumfelt.

amyparkscolorado.com ↗

Jacki Marsh

Former Loveland Mayor. Democratic nominee.

Statewide — Open Seat

Secretary of State

Jena Griswold (D) is term-limited from this office and running for Attorney General instead.

James Wiley

Ran unopposed for the R nomination.

wileyforcolorado.com ↗

Amanda Gonzalez

Jefferson County Clerk. Won the D primary over State Sen. Jessie Danielson.

Statewide

State Treasurer

Kevin Grantham

Former President of the Colorado Senate. Ran unopposed for the R nomination.

citizensforkevingrantham.com ↗

Jeff Bridges

State Senator, Greenwood Village; chair of the Joint Budget Committee.

Statewide — Open Seat

Attorney General

Phil Weiser (D) is term-limited from this office and running for Governor instead.

Michael Allen

District Attorney, 4th Judicial District (El Paso/Teller). Won the R primary over Conner Pennington.

michaelallenforcolorado.com ↗

Jena Griswold

Current Secretary of State. Won a 4-way D primary.

ℹ️ CO State Senate District 15 (Woodward) and District 23 (Kirkmeyer) are not on the November 2026 ballot — those terms run through January 2029.

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November 3, 2026 General Election Larimer County Races

Larimer County commissioners must live in the district they represent but are elected countywide — so every precinct 431 voter gets a say in the Commissioner District 1 race below, even though District 1 covers northern Fort Collins/LaPorte/Wellington.

Countywide Vote

County Commissioner, District 1 Uncontested

Open seat — incumbent John Kefalas (D) did not seek re-election. No Republican candidate filed.

Shane Atkinson

Legislative affairs coordinator, Larimer County Manager's Office; former high school teacher. Running unopposed.

Countywide

Sheriff Uncontested

No Democratic candidate filed for the general election.

John Feyen

Assistant Chief, Fort Collins Police Services; nearly 20 years with the Larimer County Sheriff's Office. Won the R primary over Jeff Fisher.

feyenforsheriff.com ↗

Countywide

Clerk & Recorder Uncontested

Running unopposed for re-election.

Tina Harris INCUMBENT

Larimer County Clerk & Recorder, seeking another term.

Countywide

Treasurer & Public Trustee

Steve Olson

Former Loveland City Council member. Republican nominee.

steveolsonfortreasurer.com ↗

Joann Ginal

Former State Senator. Won the D primary over Conor Duffy.

Countywide

Assessor

Patrick Edwards

Republican nominee, won the R primary over Tom Donnelly.

edwardsforlarimer.com ↗

Bob Overbeck INCUMBENT

Larimer County Assessor since 2018, seeking a third term.

8th Judicial District (Larimer & Jackson Counties)

District Attorney

Gordon McLaughlin INCUMBENT

DA since 2020, seeking a second term.

Dawn Downs

Unaffiliated candidate — first woman and first unaffiliated candidate to run for this seat.

ℹ️ Larimer County also elects a Coroner and Surveyor countywide. Check your sample ballot for those and any judicial retention questions.

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Also on Your November Ballot Statewide Ballot Measures

In addition to candidates, your November 3, 2026 ballot includes statewide citizen initiatives — including the three Protect Kids Colorado measures and Advance Colorado's fentanyl penalties and law-enforcement/DHS notification measures. These apply to every Colorado voter, regardless of precinct.

Want the full breakdown of each measure? See the LCRP Voter Guide for what each one does, why it matters, and links to the full text.

ProtectKidsColorado.org ↗

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Mark Your Calendar Key Dates for the November 3 General Election

FRI, OCT 9, 2026

Ballots Mailed

Larimer County mails ballots to every active registered voter. Watch your mailbox.

MON, OCT 26, 2026

Registration Deadline for a Mailed Ballot

Register or update your address by this date to guarantee a ballot arrives by mail. You can still register after this — but you'll need to vote in person.

TUE, NOV 3, 2026

Election Day — Same-Day Registration Available

Ballots must be received (not postmarked) by 7:00 PM. You can register and vote same-day at any Larimer County Voter Service Center if you've lived in Colorado 22+ days.

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Make Sure You're Ready Register, Confirm Your Info, or Drop Off Your Ballot

3 Easy Steps to Be Ready for November 3

Confirm Your Registration

Go to goVoteColorado.gov and confirm your name, address, and party affiliation are current.

Check Your Sample Ballot

Every ballot is different based on your address. Pull up your personalized sample ballot to see exactly what will be in front of you.

Plan How You'll Return It

Find your nearest official drop box or Voter Service Center and mark your calendar for early or Election Day drop-off.