Colorado state executive offices

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Ballotpedia covers 14 state executive offices in the state of Colorado. The executive branch is governed by Article IV of the Colorado Constitution.[1]

State executive organization

The executive branch of Colorado's state government includes appointed and elected officials. The following chart details the relationship among different offices in Colorado's executive branch:

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Current officeholders


Office Name Party Date assumed office
Attorney General of Colorado Phil Weiser Democratic January 8, 2019
Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg Nonpartisan 2018
Colorado Commissioner of Education Susana Cordova Nonpartisan June 26, 2023
Colorado Commissioner of Insurance Michael Conway Nonpartisan January 1, 2018
Colorado Controller Robert Jaros Nonpartisan May 1, 2013
Colorado Executive Director of Labor and Employment Joe Barela Nonpartisan January 8, 2019
Colorado Executive Director of Natural Resources Dan Gibbs Nonpartisan 2019
Colorado Public Utilities Commission Eric Blank Nonpartisan January 12, 2021
Colorado Public Utilities Commission Megan Gilman Nonpartisan 2020
Colorado Public Utilities Commission Vacant
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold Democratic January 8, 2019
Colorado State Board of Education At Large Kathy Plomer Democratic January 10, 2023
Colorado State Board of Education District 1 Lisa Escarcega Democratic January 12, 2021
Colorado State Board of Education District 2 Angelika Schroeder Democratic 2009
Colorado State Board of Education District 3 Stephen Varela Republican January 19, 2023
Colorado State Board of Education District 4 Debora Scheffel Republican 2019
Colorado State Board of Education District 5 Steve Durham Republican 2014
Colorado State Board of Education District 6 Rebecca McClellan Democratic 2017
Colorado State Board of Education District 7 Karla Esser Democratic January 12, 2021
Colorado State Board of Education District 8 Rhonda Solis Democratic January 10, 2023
Colorado Treasurer Dave Young Democratic January 8, 2019
Governor of Colorado Jared Polis Democratic January 8, 2019
Lieutenant Governor of Colorado Dianne Primavera Democratic January 8, 2019
University of Colorado Board of Regents At-large District Lesley Smith Democratic January 1, 2019
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 1 Wanda James Democratic January 10, 2023
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 2 Callie Rennison Democratic January 12, 2021
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 3 Glen Gallegos Republican 2013
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 4 Frank McNulty Republican January 10, 2023
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 5 Ken Montera Republican January 5, 2022
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 6 Ilana Spiegel Democratic January 12, 2021
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 7 Nolbert Chavez Democratic January 12, 2021
University of Colorado Board of Regents District 8 Mark VanDriel Republican January 10, 2023


Elections

2024

See also: Colorado state executive official elections, 2024

The following state executive offices are up for election in Colorado in 2024:

Board of Regents (3 seats)
State Board of Education (4 seats)

2023

There were no state executive elections in Colorado in 2023.

2022

See also: Colorado state executive official elections, 2022

The following state executive offices were up for election in Colorado in 2022:

Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
Secretary of State
Treasurer
State Board of Education (4 seats)
State Board of Regents (4 seats)

2021

There were no state executive elections in Colorado in 2021.

2020

See also: Colorado state executive official elections, 2020

The following state executive offices were up for election in Colorado in 2020:

State board of education (3 seats)
State board of regents (3 seats)

2019

There were no state executive offices up for election in Colorado in 2019.

2018

See also: Colorado state executive official elections, 2018

The following state executive offices were up for election in Colorado in 2018:

Governor
Lieutenant governor
Attorney general
Secretary of state
Treasurer
State board of education
State board of regents

2017

There were no state executive offices up for election in Colorado in 2017.

2016

There were no state executive offices up for election in Colorado in 2016.

2015

There were no state executive elections in Colorado in 2015.

2014

See also: Colorado state executive official elections, 2014

There were five state executive offices up for election in 2014.

2013

There were no state executive elections in Colorado in 2013.

2012

There were no state executive elections in Colorado in 2012.

See also

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ The state executive seats covered by Ballotpedia include both appointed and elected positions.
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