Douglas County Election Results 2026
Live Nov. 3, 2026 results for Douglas County, Colorado: county offices, governor and the statewide races as the county voted and as the state voted, Congress, the legislature, all 14 measures, the school district override, town races and every judge. Updated as the county and the Secretary of State report.
Polls, drop boxes and polling centers close 7 p.m. MT on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026; the first county numbers usually post within the hour. Results are unofficial until certified. Where two numbers appear, the left is how Douglas County voted and the right is the statewide or district total.
Key races
County Commissioner, District 1
Parker and the north end; every county voter votes
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
U.S. House, District 4
Castle Rock, Parker and everything east
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- Douglas MangerisLon the ballot
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
DCSD Ballot Issue 5A: $54 million mill levy override
Douglas County School District
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Douglas County Question 200
Every county voter
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Our theses, against the numbers
Before the election we named the figures that would prove each piece right or wrong. Here they are, live.
Marx in Douglas County
Waiting for returns
- 49.46%: 2010 Maes-era floor
- 45%: the line we named
Below 49.46 percent breaks the county's Republican-for-governor streak; below 45 is the floor the piece said he could hit.
The pieceLopez in Douglas County
Waiting for returns
- 10%: double digits
The piece said Douglas County would be his best county; double digits here is the test.
The pieceLaubacher vs. Boebert, Douglas share of CD4
Waiting for returns
- +0 pts: Boebert loses the county
- -0.6 pts: her 2024 margin here
Boebert won the county by 0.6 points in 2024; the piece said the math needs her to lose it outright.
The pieceWeiser vs. Marx in Douglas County
Waiting for returns
- +0 pts: the county flips
- -0.68 pts: Polis's 2022 margin here
Ganahl beat Polis here by 0.68 points in 2022; the piece asks whether a Democrat for governor finally carries the county.
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Douglas County offices
County Commissioner, District 1
Parker and the north end; every county voter votes
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- Sheri DavisRIncumbenton the ballot
- Jim OehlerDon the ballot
- Toby DamischRIncumbenton the ballot
- Kara GarrDon the ballot
Statewide offices
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- Jena GriswoldDon the ballot
- Michael J. AllenRon the ballot
- Amanda GonzalezDon the ballot
- James WileyRon the ballot
- Jeff BridgesDon the ballot
- Kevin GranthamRon the ballot
Congress
- John HickenlooperDIncumbenton the ballot
- on the ballot
U.S. House, District 4
Castle Rock, Parker and everything east
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- Douglas MangerisLon the ballot
U.S. House, District 6
Highlands Ranch and Lone Tree
- Jason CrowDIncumbenton the ballot
- Jason ClarkRon the ballot
State legislature
State Senate, District 4
The county's rural edge; open seat
- Teddy CollinsRon the ballot
- Justin KurthDon the ballot
- John CarsonRon the ballot
- Kevin LeungDon the ballot
- Brandi BradleyRon the ballot
- Christian SchilderDon the ballot
State House, District 43
Highlands Ranch
- on the ballot
- on the ballot
- Anthony HartsookRon the ballot
- Richard BownessDon the ballot
- John H. SuttonLon the ballot
- Max BrooksRon the ballot
- Michael ClarksonDon the ballot
- Caryn Ann HarlosLon the ballot
Statewide measures
Yes or no. Needs 55 percent to pass.
Yes or no. Needs 55 percent to pass.
Yes or no. Needs 55 percent to pass.
Yes or no. Needs 55 percent to pass.
Yes or no. Needs 55 percent to pass.
Yes or no. Needs 55 percent to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
School district
DCSD Ballot Issue 5A: $54 million mill levy override
Douglas County School District
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Towns and cities
- Laura Caveyon the ballot
- Amelia Thomason the ballot
- Stu Butleron the ballot
- Chris Phelenon the ballot
- Tiffany Coyleon the ballot
- Matt Smithon the ballot
- Mitchell Sawinon the ballot
- Patrick Reillyon the ballot
- Kristin Williamson the ballot
- Erik Frandsenon the ballot
- Johnnie Turnidgeon the ballot
- Brandi Wilkson the ballot
- Anne Barringtonon the ballot
Castle Pines Question 300: vote on annexations over 20 acres
Castle Pines only
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Castle Pines Question 301: recent annexations back to voters
Castle Pines only
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
County and district questions
Douglas County Question 200
Every county voter
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Douglas County Question 201
Every county voter
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Douglas County Ballot Question 1A
Every county voter
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Larkspur Fire Protection District 6A: 3.97-mill increase
Larkspur Fire district only
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Larkspur Fire Protection District 6B: $4.5 million in debt
Larkspur Fire district only
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Front Range Passenger Rail District 7A: 0.333 percent sales tax
Sterling Ranch only; printed on every county ballot in error
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
West Metro Fire 7C
A sliver of the county's western edge
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Conifer Fire 7D
A sliver of the county's western edge
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Judges
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Yes or no. Needs a majority to pass.
Go deeper
- Every race and candidate: our page on each matchup and each name
- The November ballot guide: what each office and measure does
- June 30 primary results: how these matchups were set
Sources: Douglas County Elections and the Colorado Secretary of State election-night feeds. Measures marked with a 55 percent line are constitutional amendments that add language; Amendment 87 and the propositions need a majority. Results are unofficial until canvassed and certified.