Colorado 2022 primary: A voter guide to the June election

Ballots for primary elections have been mailed to registered voters and must be returned by 7 p.m. June 28. Find a selection of election stories below, as well as links to candidate coverage and Colorado’s new congressional district map.

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Find election information for your county, including ballot dropoff locations: Adams • Arapahoe • Boulder • Broomfield • Denver • Douglas • Jefferson • Larimer • Weld

Election stories

► A gulf of cash separates Republican primary candidates in U.S. Senate race

► Colorado’s most expensive statehouse race tests Democratic Party’s progressive limits

► A newly drawn district in Colorado is being closely watched nationally. And things are heating up on the Republican side.

► Plagiarism, policy and money woes: Republicans Heidi Ganahl and Greg Lopez race to challenge Colorado Gov. Jared Polis

► Who will run against U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet? Colorado voters to choose between Republicans Joe O’Dea and Ron Hanks.

► Colorado primary election: 8 of the most interesting races to watch

► Lauren Boebert debates primary challenger Don Coram in southwest Colorado

► Election conspiracy theories abound in GOP forum with Tina Peters, other candidates for secretary of state

► A gulf of cash divides GOP Senate candidates heading into Colorado primary fight, FEC filings show

► Judge tosses Colorado Republicans’ lawsuit over unaffiliated voters in primary elections

► Eight-term Democratic Congressman Ed Perlmutter announces he won’t seek reelection in November