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Colorado · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 3

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Official source: Colorado Secretary of State (Elections Division) ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

Candidate list checked 7 d ago

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IssueJeff Hurd
Republican
Clifton Brown
Unaffiliated
Cory Robertson
Libertarian
Dwayne L. Romero
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports lower costs, fewer regulations, and opposing broad tariffs Voted 45 yes · 2 no · 1 missedSupports 32-hr workweek, 12% interest rate cap, balanced budget Opposes money creation; favors free-market regulation and energy reform Opposes tariffs; supports lower costs, farm bill, family tax credits
HousingSupports increasing housing supply and speeding permitting Voted 3 yes Supports changing housing laws to improve affordability; ban corporate land ownership no sourced position Build more housing; stop institutional investors from buying homes
Health careSupports extending ACA premium tax credits and improving Medicaid Voted 11 yes Supports universal healthcare as a constitutional right Supports repealing ACA mandates and free-market healthcare Protect rural hospitals, Medicare drug negotiation, oppose Medicaid cuts
ImmigrationSupports border security and workable legal immigration pathways Voted 13 yes · 1 no Supports employer liability for immigration violations; backs sanctuary cities Supports open borders and dissolving ICE Secure border, expand legal pathways, path to citizenship for qualifying residents
Abortion & reproductive rightsVoted for Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act Voted 2 yes Supports abortion rights; opposes government intervention no sourced position Supports women's access to reproductive healthcare
Educationno sourced position Voted 12 yes Opposes eliminating Dept. of Education; supports federal standards no sourced position no sourced position
Climate & energySupports all-of-the-above energy including renewables; backed EPA rule rollback Voted 63 yes · 1 no no sourced position Supports energy production with environmental guardrails Supports all-of-the-above energy; climate change is real
Crime & public safetySupports law enforcement resources and Laken Riley Act detention requirements Voted 42 yes Opposes abductions of immigrants/citizens; supports human rights and ending the drug war no sourced position Supports border security with humane enforcement; overhaul ICE
Taxes & budgetSupports making 2017 tax cuts permanent; opposes broad tariffs Voted 27 yes Supports a balanced budget amendment to end deficit spending Opposes money printing; favors free-market regulation Repeal tariffs; expand Family Tax Credits
GunsSupports Second Amendment rights; holds NRA A rating Voted 5 yes no sourced position no sourced position no sourced position
Democracy & electionsSupports proof-of-citizenship requirement for federal voter registration Voted 6 yes Supports eliminating districts, national voter ID, and ending mail-in voting no sourced position Warns democracy is in 'red alert'; push for accountability reforms
Foreign policy & defenseVoted against War Powers resolution on Iran; supports defense spending Voted 27 yes · 1 missedSupports cutting military spending, ending foreign wars, closing overseas bases Supports congressional oversight; opposes U.S. acting as world police Opposes war in Iran; calls it unprovoked and without strategy

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