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Who represents you, how to reach them, and when your county, school board and state government meet in public.

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Who represents you

Everyone elected on November 3 takes office on Monday, January 11, 2027, and I'll update this list then. Calls and emails to legislators' Capitol offices reach them during the session and most weeks outside it. The General Assembly switchboard is Senate: 303-866-2316; House of Representatives: 303-866-2904.

U.S. Congress

  • Michael F. Bennet

    U.S. Senator. Democrat

    All of the state

    (202) 224-5852 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • John W. Hickenlooper

    U.S. Senator. Democrat

    All of the state

    (202) 224-5941 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Diana DeGette

    U.S. Representative, District 1. Democrat

    2 counties: Denver County, Arapahoe County

    (202) 225-4431 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Joe Neguse

    U.S. Representative, District 2. Democrat

    11 counties: Boulder County, Larimer County, Eagle County, Summit County, Routt County, Weld County, Grand County, Clear Creek County, Gilpin County, Jefferson County, Jackson County

    (202) 225-2161 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Jeff Hurd

    U.S. Representative, District 3. Republican

    27 counties: Pueblo County, Mesa County, Garfield County, La Plata County, Montrose County, Delta County, Montezuma County, Otero County, Pitkin County, Gunnison County, Alamosa County, Las Animas County, Archuleta County, Moffat County, Rio Grande County, Eagle County, San Miguel County, Conejos County, Huerfano County, Rio Blanco County, Saguache County, Ouray County, Costilla County, Dolores County, Mineral County, Hinsdale County, San Juan County

    (202) 225-4676 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Lauren Boebert

    U.S. Representative, District 4. Republican

    21 counties: Douglas County, Larimer County, Weld County, Arapahoe County, Morgan County, Elbert County, Logan County, Adams County, Prowers County, Yuma County, El Paso County, Kit Carson County, Crowley County, Lincoln County, Bent County, Washington County, Phillips County, Baca County, Sedgwick County, Cheyenne County, Kiowa County

    (202) 225-4761 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Jeff Crank

    U.S. Representative, District 5. Republican

    1 counties: El Paso County

    (202) 225-4422 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Jason Crow

    U.S. Representative, District 6. Democrat

    5 counties: Arapahoe County, Jefferson County, Adams County, Douglas County, Denver County

    (202) 225-7882 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Brittany Pettersen

    U.S. Representative, District 7. Democrat

    10 counties: Jefferson County, Broomfield County, Fremont County, Teller County, Chaffee County, Park County, Lake County, Custer County, Adams County, El Paso County

    (202) 225-2645 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Gabe Evans

    U.S. Representative, District 8. Republican

    3 counties: Adams County, Weld County, Larimer County

    (202) 225-5625 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

State Senate (35)
State House of Representatives (64)

Public meetings

County boards, school boards and the Legislature meet in public, and most take public comment. Each meeting below says where it came from: the body's own calendar, its published dates, or its regular schedule, which can change. Confirm the time before you go.

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Your county government and school boards

Colorado has 64 counties; 62 of them are run by an elected Board of County Commissioners that sets the county budget, land use rules and roads. Denver and Broomfield are consolidated city-counties, each governed by a mayor and city council instead of commissioners.

The General Assembly

The 2027 session runs from Monday, January 11, 2027 to Monday, May 10, 2027.

Anyone can testify on a bill once it is scheduled for a committee hearing, in person at the Capitol, remotely, or in writing. Every option requires signing up through the legislature's public testimony form. Remote sign-up closes when the bill hearing begins; in-person and written testimony close when the chair ends witness testimony on that bill. Written testimony can be uploaded or typed (up to 1,500 characters) and becomes a public record.

More ways to take part

I checked these names, links and meeting schedules against official county, school district and state sites on Sunday, September 27, 2026.

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