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Colorado · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 6

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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

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IssueJason Crow
Democratic
Jason Ray Clark
Republican
Meredith Ryan
Unity Party
Patty McMahon
Libertarian
Economy & jobsSupports working-class economy, opposes tariffs, backs clean energy jobs Voted 64 yes · 28 no · 2 missedSupports limited government, deregulation, and small business growth Supports ending corporate tax breaks; backs Green New Deal Supports cutting federal spending and promoting competition
HousingSupports increasing housing inventory to lower costs Voted 3 yes · 2 no Acknowledges high rent; links solution to deregulation no sourced position no sourced position
Health careSupports ACA subsidies, lower drug costs, Medicare protections Voted 21 yes · 10 no · 2 missedIdentifies healthcare costs as unsustainable; no specific plan Supports universal healthcare funded by ending corporate tax breaks Supports sustainable Medicare/Medicaid; opposes taxpayer-funded abortions
ImmigrationSupports ICE reform, humane immigration system, oversight of detention Voted 4 yes · 21 no Supports legal immigration and enforcement; criticizes reckless ICE tactics Supports defunding ICE and overhauling immigration system Supports congressional reform of immigration law with humane enforcement
Abortion & reproductive rightsStrongly supports abortion access and reproductive rights Voted 4 no no sourced position no sourced position Opposes abortion after fetal heartbeat is detected; no taxpayer funding
EducationSupports studying cell phone effects in schools; backs workforce development Voted 11 yes · 18 no · 1 missedSupports paying teachers more; sees education costs as too high Supports improving K-12 science literacy standards Proposes O.P.E.N. America online lifelong learning network
Climate & energySupports action on climate, wildfire resilience, and clean energy Voted 33 yes · 79 no · 3 missedAnswered energy/leasing question with "Limited Government" Supports funding the Green New Deal Favors market-driven diverse energy portfolio, no categorical climate stance
Crime & public safetySupports community policing, accountability, and mental-health services Voted 44 yes · 32 no · 2 missedSupports cracking down on crime; wants to clean up Colfax no sourced position Opposes sanctuary cities; backs child protection with parental role
Taxes & budgetOpposes tax cuts for the wealthy funded by cuts to social programs Voted 25 yes · 36 no Supports lower taxes and fewer regulations for businesses End tax breaks for corporations and the wealthy Opposes new taxes; wants spending cuts, audits, and debt reduction
GunsSupports gun safety laws while maintaining Second Amendment rights Voted 8 no no sourced position no sourced position Opposes new gun restrictions without evidence of public safety benefit
Democracy & electionsSupports expanding voting access and limiting dark money in politics Voted 3 yes · 13 no Supports constitutional republic, bipartisanship, and balance of power Supports inclusive democratic governance and ethics reform Supports voter ID; wants Congress to reclaim its constitutional role
Foreign policy & defenseAdvocates restraint, ending endless wars, and strategic foreign policy Voted 76 yes · 31 no · 4 missedOpposes Iran war, tariffs, and renaming Department of Defense End weapons sales to Israel; require AIPAC to register under FARA Supports restrained U.S. engagement; Congress should authorize war

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