Tag: voter guide
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: 4th Judicial District attorney
The upcoming primary election will see incumbent 4th Judicial District Attorney Michael Allen, who seeks a second term, face off against Republican challenger and attorney David Willson for the seat. Whichever candidate earns the most votes in the June 25 primary election will face Jeremy Dowell, an attorney who represents Colorado Springs-area children in the juvenile…
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2024 Colorado Primary Election: What to know, how to vote
Ballots for the June 25 primary election went out to voters in El Paso and Teller counties last week. This year, voters will choose Democratic and Republican representatives from a slew of federal, state and county offices to face each other in the Nov. 5 general election. Big races include the El Paso County-based 5th…
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: Vacated House District 20 has 2 running for seat
Jason Lupo and Jarvis Caldwell are facing off in the Republican Primary for House District 20, which covers northern El Paso County and northern Colorado Springs, including Monument, Palmer Lake and the Air Force Academy. Caldwell and Lupo are running for the seat vacated by Rep. Don Wilson, who is running for El Paso County…
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: District 4, Board of El Paso County Commissioners
Three candidates are running in the El Paso County Commission District 4 primary election this year, each vying to replace term-limited Commissioner Longinos Gonzalez. Fountain City Councilman Cory Applegate, Colorado Hispanic Republicans chair Raymond Garcia and political newcomer Brenda Delgado Miller each will appear on the June 25 Republican Primary ballot. The winner will face…
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: Incumbent faces 2 challengers in House District 21
Incumbent Mary Bradfield is going up against Bill Garlington and Jan Koester in the Republican primary race for state House District 21, an area that covers a southern portion of Colorado Springs and includes Security-Widefield and Fountain. For this voter guide, The Gazette asked candidates to set themselves apart from the competition, explain how they…
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: District 2, Board of El Paso County Commissioners
In this year’s primary election for El Paso County Commission District 2, one candidate is challenging an incumbent commissioner on the Republican ballot. Paramedic and political newcomer Kristopher Guido is hoping to replace current District 2 commissioner Carrie Geitner, a Republican first elected in 2020. The winner will face sole Democrat Bernard “BJ” Byers, a…
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: El Paso County commissioner faces political newcomer in Senate District 12
El Paso County Commissioner Stan VanderWerf is facing Adriana Cuva, a former teacher, in the race to replace term-limited state Sen. Bob Gardner. The two are competing to represent a district that covers a portion of western Colorado Springs, the mountain communities along U.S. 24, Fountain and Fort Carson. The victor will face Democratic House…
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: District 3, Board of El Paso County Commissioners
Republican voters will choose among four candidates in the upcoming primary election to represent El Paso County’s third commissioner district, the most competitive seat up for grabs this year after the Board of County Commissioners redrew district boundaries in 2023. Colorado Springs Councilman David Leinweber, former Councilwoman Brandy Williams, state Rep. Don Wilson and neighborhood…
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2024 Primary Election Voter Guide: Radio personality and GOP state chair in hard fought race to replace State Rep. Lamborn
Former radio personality Jeff Crank and state Republican Party Chairman Dave Williams are in a fierce primary race to replace U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in the 5th Congressional District, drawing national endorsements and outside spending. Former President Donald Trump has backed Williams, while the U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson endorsed Crank. The race also has…
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2019 Voter Guide: El Paso and Teller counties
Tomorrow is election day. If you live in El Paso or Teller County and haven’t voted yet, here’s what you need to know: Ballots must be submitted to the Clerk’s Office by 7 p.m. Nov. 5. Voters can deposit them at one one of the 24-hour drop boxes across the county. To see a list…