Broomfield: who represents it, and who is running
U.S. general election (federal, state and county offices) — Colorado coordinated election, City and County of Broomfield votes on 2026-11-03. It elects u.S. Senator (Hickenlooper seat); U.S. Representative CO-7; Governor/Lieutenant Governor (open seat) and other statewide offices; State Senate SD-25 and State House HD-33; City and County of Broomfield: the Ward 1 council seat held by appointee Katie Peterson (Ward 1 voters only; candidates not read), and Broomfield questions 1A (lodging tax 1.6% to 6% for the Broomfield Housing Alliance), 1B (20-year Xcel Energy franchise from 2028), 1C (four-year mayoral term, two-term limit for future mayors) and 7E (17th Judicial District Attorney term limits). Next regular municipal election: November 2027 (Mayor and one councilmember per ward)..
Holding office18
the sitting council
On the ballot31
4 sitting members running again
The official candidate list ↗ · What Broomfield is like — the /local page
Congressional district (city hall): Colorado's 7th congressional district (City Hall, One DesCombes Dr; the whole city on the sample) — Brittany Pettersen (Democratic)
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Mayor
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guyleen Castriotta Elected | Mayor | Independent | City and County of Broomfield |
2
Councilmember
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Ward Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 2 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Heidi Henkel Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 5 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Jean Lim Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 3 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Julie Twiss Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 1 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Katie Peterson Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 1 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Laurie Anderson Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 4 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Paloma Delgadillo Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 2 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Sarah Braun Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 3 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Sean McKenzie Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 4 | City and County of Broomfield |
| Todd Cohen Elected | Councilmember | Independent | Ward 5 | City and County of Broomfield |
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Governor
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jared Polis Elected | Governor | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Eric Mulder | Governor Concede 33,080 votes · 1.53% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Erik Underwood | Governor Concede 6,544 votes · 0.3% | Approval Voting | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Greg Lopez | Governor Concede 60,227 votes · 2.78% | — | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Jeff Peckman | Governor Concede 4,168 votes · 0.19% | Unity | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Phil Weiser | Governor Winner 1,319,781 votes · 60.94% | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Stephen T. Hamilton | Governor Concede 13,187 votes · 0.61% | American Constitution | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Victor Marx | Governor Concede 728,650 votes · 33.65% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
4
Lieutenant Governor
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dianne Primavera Elected | Lieutenant Governor | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Frank Atwood | Lieutenant Governor Concede 6,544 votes · 0.3% | Approval Voting | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| George Washington Markert | Lieutenant Governor Concede 728,650 votes · 33.65% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| James K Treibert | Lieutenant Governor Concede 13,187 votes · 0.61% | American Constitution | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Lesley Dahlkemper | Lieutenant Governor Winner 1,319,781 votes · 60.94% | Democratic | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| T.J. Cole | Lieutenant Governor Concede 4,168 votes · 0.19% | Unity | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Taralyn Romero | Lieutenant Governor Concede 60,227 votes · 2.78% | — | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Wayne Harlos | Lieutenant Governor Concede 33,080 votes · 1.53% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State |
5
State Representative — HD-33
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kenny Nguyen ✉️ Elected | State Representative → Winner 30,850 votes · 66.13% | Democratic | Colorado General Assembly | |
| Nate Jorgensen | State Representative Concede 15,804 votes · 33.87% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
6
State Senator — SD-25
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| William Lindstedt ✉️ Elected | State Senator → Winner 45,970 votes · 66.1% | Democratic | Colorado General Assembly | |
| Mark Philip Bromley | State Senator Concede 1,645 votes · 2.37% | — | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Paul Kohlhoff | State Senator Concede 21,936 votes · 31.54% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
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U.S. Senator
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael F. Bennet Elected | U.S. Senator | Democratic | @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov known 403 | |
| John W. Hickenlooper Elected | U.S. Senator → Winner 1,310,937 votes · 60.24% | Democratic | @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov known 403 | |
| Adam Withrow | U.S. Senator Concede 9,465 votes · 0.43% | Unity | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Blake Huber | U.S. Senator Concede 23,165 votes · 1.06% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Bob Chew | U.S. Senator Concede 55,682 votes · 2.56% | Forward | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Christopher Baum | U.S. Senator Concede 3,082 votes · 0.14% | Approval Voting | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Mark Baisley | U.S. Senator Concede 773,936 votes · 35.56% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
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U.S. Representative — CO-7
| Name | Office | Party / slate | Seat | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brittany Pettersen Elected | U.S. Representative → Winner 200,679 votes · 60.79% | Democratic | @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json) | |
| Dan "Kilo" Sallis | U.S. Representative Concede 3,218 votes · 0.97% | Libertarian | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Joe Krzeczkowski | U.S. Representative Concede 3,618 votes · 1.1% | — | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Lawrence Kyle Clark | U.S. Representative Concede 1,045 votes · 0.32% | American Constitution | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Susan Hall | U.S. Representative Concede 1,416 votes · 0.43% | Unity | Colorado Secretary of State | |
| Tim Bennett | U.S. Representative Concede 120,133 votes · 36.39% | Republican | Colorado Secretary of State |
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Notes on this record
How the lists were read, and what could not be.
- Municipal: Mayor and ten Councilmembers (two per ward, five wards) from the City and County of Broomfield 'Council Members' page (broomfield.org/954/Council-Members, read 2026-10-31), with service history and term-expiry years as printed. The Candidate and Campaign Information page (broomfield.org/1069): 'The Mayor shall be elected from the City and County at large for a two-year term ... Councilmembers elected from each of the five (5) wards ... for a four-year term ... One councilmember from each ward and the Mayor shall be elected in each regular election'. The City and County Manager and Attorney are appointed; the Elected Officials page lists no other city/county-wide elected office (the 17th Judicial District DA, Brian S. Mason, is district-wide, not recorded). Phones on the council page not copied; no individual emails are printed there. Photos linked from the council page.
- 2026 municipal contest: '2026 Schedule of Office to be Elected' on broomfield.org/1069 lists one office: Ward 1, current holder Katie Peterson, '02/2026 appointed', term expires 2026. The 2025 Charter amendment 1C (approved) makes an appointee serve 'only until the next general or coordinated election'. The Ward 1 candidates could NOT be read: broomfield.org's pages read (Elections, Election Information, Candidate and Campaign Information, Broomfield Specific Ballot Questions) do not name them; the County's sample ballots are linked from broomfield.org as a Google Drive folder whose listing shows 'Style 110-02 - Includes: State Content, Local Content, and Ward 1 Race' and 'Style 101-05 - ... Ward 1 Race, and Jefferson County School District', but the PDFs download only from drive.usercontent.google.com, whose robots.txt disallows '/' — not fetched. myballot.coloradosos.gov (the SOS sample-ballot lookup) needs a voter lookup form and was not used. No Ward 1 candidate is recorded and Peterson stays 'elected'. A news search snippet (undated Yahoo item) naming a Democratic-endorsed Ward 1 candidate was not used.
- Ballot questions 1A, 1B, 1C, 7E: as described on broomfield.org/4198 ('The Broomfield Council has referred four questions to the Broomfield voters for the Nov. 3, 2026 election').
- District coverage: 9x9 coordinate grid over the city's bounding box (-105.15 to -104.96, 39.88 to 40.01) to the Census Geocoder (Current_Current); 25 points inside 'Broomfield city', no errors: all CO-7 (120th Congress), SD-25 and HD-33. Broomfield's boundary is irregular and its northern annexes are narrow; slivers narrower than the ~2 km grid spacing could be missed. City Hall (One DesCombes Dr) is CO-7 / SD-25 / HD-33. broomfield.org's Elected Officials page agrees (Pettersen; Senator William Lindstedt SD 25; Representative Kenny Nguyen HD 33).
- Federal/state: U.S. Senators, Governor Polis and Lt. Governor Primavera, and every U.S. Senate, Governor and Lt. Governor candidate carried over from the us-fort-collins record (2026-10-29; SOS list 'Last updated September 15, 2026, 11:09 AM', 'certified to the counties on September 4'). CO-7, SD-25 and HD-33 candidates from the same SOS list as read on 2026-10-29 in this session (coloradosos.gov robots allows /pubs/): CO-7 Brittany Pettersen (D), Tim Bennett (R), Susan Hall (Unity), Lawrence Kyle Clark (American Constitution), Dan "Kilo" Sallis (Libertarian), Joe Krzeczkowski (Unaffiliated); SD-25 William Lindstedt (D), Paul Kohlhoff (R), Mark Philip Bromley (Unaffiliated); HD-33 Kenny Van Nguyen (D), Nate Jorgensen (R). Write-ins excluded; 'Unaffiliated' recorded as party null, partyShort 'Independent'. Legislators from the leg.colorado.gov legislator list (same session; official coleg.gov emails as printed, capitol phones not copied; photos not linked because leg.colorado.gov serves them from robots-disallowed paths).
- Robots/terms: broomfield.org robots.txt has a group naming ClaudeBot (and other AI crawlers) with the same Disallow list as '*' (admin, search, calendar, RSS, map, FAQ, bids, CivicAlerts etc.); none of the pages used is disallowed. The '*' group sets Crawl-delay 10 and the ClaudeBot group none; requests were spaced 10 s anyway. drive.google.com robots allows /drive/ and /file (folder listing and file title read only); drive.usercontent.google.com disallows '/'. geocoding.geo.census.gov robots 404. No terms accepted, no forms, no logins. No home addresses, phones or personal emails recorded.
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Sources
Prepared 2026-10-31. Nomination papers are never opened: they carry home addresses. After voting day a candidate list becomes a result; these rows are reconciled, not deleted.
- Colorado Secretary of State — 2026 General Election Official Candidate List (certified to the counties September 4, 2026; page updated September 15, 2026) 27
- City and County of Broomfield — Council Members 11
- Colorado Secretary of State — 2022 General Election official abstract, Governor/Lieutenant Governor 2
- @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json); senate.gov known 403 2
- Colorado General Assembly — Legislators 2
- @unitedstates congress-legislators (legislators-current.json) 1