Colorado Democratic Party State Assembly

The 2026 Colorado Democratic Party State Assembly is to be held in Pueblo, Colorado.

The process from the EPC Dems:

At the County Assembly, the delegates elected at caucus come together to make the key decisions for the 2026 Democratic ballot. After check-in, you’ll receive your credentials and the Credentials Committee will report the official delegate list and the countywide Governor straw-poll totals from caucus nights.

From there, delegates take an official preference poll for Federal Senator. This preference result will determine how many delegates each candidate receives to the State Assembly. El Paso County gets over 10% of the total number of Delegates across the state, a huge honor and proof that when our County speaks, people listen. This year, the State Assembly is right next door in Pueblo on March 28th! With it being so much closer than normal, and our sizable alloted voice, we cannot encourage you more to run for State Delegate. The process will be similar to the one you experienced at Caucus, but this time there are a few extra rules since it’s a much larger audience. Delegates will also vote on platform resolutions that were submitted during caucuses, helping shape the county’s policy priorities for the next cycle.

Throughout the day, you’ll be divided into Districts, based on where you live. Each District represents a particular political office; State House, State Senate, County Commissioner, etc. In each District break-out, you will designate which Democratic candidate for that office qualifies for the primary ballot. Aka, this is where you vote on people to be the Democratic Candidate.

In short, Assembly is where your precinct’s voice becomes part of the countywide decisions; who makes the ballot, which ideas move forward, and how El Paso County shows up in the statewide process.