Dan
"Kilo" Sallis

The Denver Post's October 12 article on the CO-07 race named Dan 'Kilo' Sallis as the Libertarian candidate alongside Republican and Democratic competitors on the November 3 ballot.

The Colorado Gazette's October 10 voter guide (updated October 12) listed Sallis as one of six candidates on the District 7 ballot.

Smarter.Vote (updated October 9–11) reported that the Sallis campaign claims he takes no political contributions and is entirely self-funded and volunteer-powered. The site noted the claim comes from the campaign itself and that no FEC campaign-finance data was available to corroborate it.

In the Denver Post's District 7 Q&A (published October 3, updated October 5), Sallis listed priorities including limited government and reduced spending, healthcare deregulation and tort reform, and criminal-justice reform including decriminalizing 'victimless crimes' and reducing the prison population to ~25% of its current size. He said inflation stems from deficit spending and money creation, opposed stronger congressional oversight of the Trump administration, supported opening more federal land for energy extraction, and backed border security combined with expanded legal immigration and work-visa pathways while opposing E-Verify mandates.

A Political Media Monitor profile updated September 24 reported that no public polling had been identified in the CO-07 race as of September 25, 2026. No FEC candidate registration for Sallis was found for the 2026 cycle as of that date.

The Colorado Secretary of State's certified list, released to counties on September 4, listed Sallis as the Libertarian candidate for Colorado's 7th Congressional District.

The Colorado Secretary of State held the ballot-order drawing on July 28, setting the stage for the general-election ballot that would include Dan 'Kilo' Sallis as the Libertarian candidate for CO-07.