Colorado’s 2026 General Election Ballot Certified With 14 Statewide Measures
Colorado's 2026 General Election ballot has been officially certified by the Secretary of State's Office. The ballot will feature 14 statewide measures, and voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Denver, CO, September 7, 2026 — The official ballot for Colorado’s 2026 General Election has been certified, state officials announced. The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office has finalized the list of measures that will appear before voters.
The certified ballot will include a total of 14 statewide measures. Specific details regarding the nature or content of these 14 measures were not provided in the certification announcement.
Residents of Colorado are scheduled to cast their votes in the General Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. This date marks the culmination of the electoral process for various state and local offices, as well as the determination of public policy through ballot initiatives.
The certification process by the Secretary of State’s Office is a critical step in ensuring the integrity and readiness of the election. It confirms that all ballot questions and candidate listings meet the required legal standards and procedures before voters are presented with them.
Further information regarding the specific ballot measures, including their text and the potential impact they may have on the state, is expected to be made available as the election cycle progresses. The number of statewide measures on the ballot is 14.
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