Governor: Jared Polis (D)
Lieutenant Governor: Dianna Primavera (D)
Attorney General: Phil Weiser (D)
Secretary of State: Jena Griswold (D)
State Treasurer: Dave Young (D)
Agriculture Commissioner: Kate Greenburg (Nonpolitical)
Education Commissioner: Susana Cordova (Nonpolitical)
Insurance Commissioner: Michael Conway (Nonpolitical)
Public Utilities Commissioners: Eric Blank (Nonpolitical), Megan Gilman (Nonpolitical), Tom Plant (Nonpolitical)
Executive Director of Labor and Employment: Joe Barela (Nonpolitical)
Executive Director of Natural Resources: Dan Gibbs (Nonpolitical)
Candidate | Total Contributions |
|---|---|
| John Walsh | $598,842.51 |
| Leora Joseph | $536,233.26 |
| Judy Amabile | $246,020.52 |
| Chris Kolker | $242,813.60 |
| Elliott Hood | $234,829.13 |
| Lindsey Daugherty | $220,318.98 |
| Rebekah Stewart | $199,340.87 |
| Meghan Lukens | $198,827.64 |
| Sean Camacho | $197,919.70 |
| Marc Snyder | $195,953.06 |
Committee | Total Contributions |
|---|---|
| Colorado Voters First Dba Yes on 131 | $18,625,347.24 |
| Coloradans for Protecting Reproductive Freedom | $9,779,817.67 |
| Protecting Colorado's Environment Economy and Energy Independence | $5,727,216.00 |
| Senate Majority Fund | $5,211,009.49 |
| Public Schools Strong | $4,993,243.54 |
| Senate Majority Fund | $4,933,143.50 |
| Cats Aren't Trophies | $3,735,191.56 |
| All Together Colorado | $3,550,960.50 |
| Property Tax Relief Now | $2,928,194.83 |
| Colorado Way Forward | $2,660,064.41 |
Contributor | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Kent Thiry | $7,034,432.37 |
| Aggregated Unitemized Contributions | $5,896,702.17 |
| Unite America PAC Inc | $5,795,783.44 |
| National Education Association (Nea) Fund for Children and Public Education Federal | $4,502,828.00 |
| Chevron USA Inc | $4,233,475.00 |
| Occidental Petroleum Company | $2,649,750.00 |
| American Veterinary Medical Association | $2,308,777.70 |
| Ben Walton | $2,000,000.00 |
| Education Reform Now Advocacy - Federal | $1,357,967.89 |
| Sixteen Thirty Fund Federal | $1,178,000.00 |
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