Statewide 2025 Coordinated Election Results (still unofficial)
Boulder County Official 2025 Coordinated Election Results
PRE-ELECTION POSTS:
The Nov. 4 2025 Boulder County Sample Ballot has been released.
Boleta de muestra compilada para la elección coordinada del 2025
The Boulder County Clerk starts mailing ballots to voters on October 10!
CHECK OUT:
bocovoter.org
— the Boulder County Democratic Party’s 2025 online Voter Guide (bilingual), lists all races, candidate affiliations, and measures for Boulder County (scroll down to Longmont City Council and SVVSD School Board Candidates), with the BCDP Voter Guide.pdf, a Ballot Measures Guide, recommendations, resources, etc.
ALL THINGS REGISTRATION
(Click “Find My Registration”):
govotecolorado.gov
(The Colorado Secretary of State website)
ALL THINGS BALLOT
(Vote Center & Ballot Drop locations & hours, ballot replacement,etc.) :
bouldercountyvotes.gov
(The Boulder County Clerk’s Elections webpages)
UPDATED & HANDY 2-PAGE CANDIDATE AND ELECTION INFO SHEETS for download, printing, or to share! (from our September & October 2025 forums, but includes info or references to info about all candidates)
DOWNLOAD & SHARE THIS HELPFUL QUARTER PAGE:
(If sharing on social media, be sure to remind folks to check their own County & Secretary of State)
— LAD Candidate Forums —
LONGMONT CITY COUNCIL MAYORAL & SVVSD SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE FORUM, held on Thursday, October 9, 6–8:30pm, at Front Range Community College. VIDEO:
A FORUM for the Longmont City Council Mayoral seat, that has 4 candidates on the ballot (All 4, Diane Crist, Shakeel Dalal, Susie Hidalgo-Fahring & Sarah Levison participated in our forum — Crist and Hidalgo-Fahring serving on council now. Sarah Levison previously served on Longmont City Council). For the SVVSD Board, District B, Hadley Solomon will be participating (Peggy Kelly had a scheduling conflict), for District D, both candidates on the ballot Meosha Babbs (the incumbent), and John Ahrens participated. The unopposed incumbent candidates for Districts E, & F, Gilligan & Hurianek, did not participate.
The event was livestreamed on Longmont Public Media.
LONGMONT CITY COUNCILOR CANDIDATE FORUM, held on Wednesday, September 3, 6–8:30pm, at Front Range Community College. VIDEO:
PLEASE NOTE: On September 8, Ward 2 candidate Meg Thornbury, who participated in our Sept. 3 Forum, withdrew from the race, and she will not be on the ballot. Ward 2 candidates, participating in our Sept. 3 forum, above video, seated left to right, in alphabetical order (1 seat on Longmont Ward 2 ballots):
Matthew Popkin (incumbent) | Teresa Simpkins | Meg Thornbury
At large candidates, participating in our Sept. 3 forum, above video, seated left to right, to the right of Ward 2 candidates, in alphabetical order (2 seats on Longmont ballots):
Steve Altschuler | Alex Kalkhofer | John Lembke | Jake Marsing | Crystal Prieto | Riegan Sage
UPDATED & HANDY 2-PAGE CANDIDATE AND ELECTION INFO SHEETS for download, printing, or to share! (from our September & October 2025 forums, but includes info or references to info about all candidates)
— 2025 ELECTION INFORMATION —
Longmont City Council
& SVVSD School Board Election
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
BALLOT OVERVIEW — If you are a resident of Longmont, the following seats will be on your ballot on November 4 of this year: the Mayoral seat & two at large seats. If you are a resident of Longmont living in Ward 2, you will also have the Ward 2 seat on your ballot. Longmont & Boulder County residents will also have 2 statewide measures (Propositions LL & MM. You should have received your Blue Book in your mail by now), and 2 countywide measures (Boulder County Ballot Issues 1A & 1B) on their ballot. The BCDP has recommended YES on all four.
Here is a map of Longmont’s wards:
VIEW the Streets more clearly: Longmont Online GIS Ward Map
To look up your precinct, go here.
WARD 1 PRECINCTS: 617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 623, 633, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640, 651 (And, if you live in Longmont on the east side of Weld County Rd, you live in Ward 1). WARD 2 PRECINCTS: 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 613, 614, 616. WARD 3 PRECINCTS: 615, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 650.
To view current City of Longmont Councilors, go here.
City of Longmont Mayor
Vote for One:
City of Longmont City Council At Large
Vote for Two:
City of Longmont City Council Ward 2
Vote for One:
JUDICIAL RETENTION QUESTION
City of Longmont Municipal Court Judge
Shall Municipal Judge Robert J. Frick be retained in office for two years?
If you live in Longmont, you live in the St. Vrain Valley School District, of which Districts B, D, E & F, will be on your ballot. District B has 2 candidates running for that seat. Districts D, E & F each have a current board member who can run again, 2 of which have declared. The Deadline to declare candidacy is August 29. Here is a map of the St. Vrain Valley School District:
To search the SVVSD map by address, go here.
SVVSD website, here.
St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J Board of Education Director District B
Vote for One:
St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J Board of Education Director District D
Vote for One:
St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J Board of Education Director District E
Vote for One:
St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J Board of Education Director District F
Vote for One:
— election & ballot info —
To look up your voter registration, go to the Colorado Secretary of State’s website at: govotecolorado.gov
The Boulder County Clerk’s website is bouldercountyvotes.gov
ELECTION DAY is Tuesday, November 4, 2025. Ballot content will be available at bouldercountyvotes.gov the week of September 15. The Boulder County Clerk starts mailing ballots to voters, and 24-hour ballot drop boxes are open, on Friday, October 10. There is a list of ballot drop locations on the info sleeve inside your ballot envelope. In person Vote Centers open Monday, October 27. Be sure to vote your whole ballot & sign the envelope with a signature the Clerk’s office recognizes. Only one ballot per ballot envelope. Colorado has same day registration, so you can register to vote and vote on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4, by 7pm. Bring ID. All ballots are due to the Clerk’s office by Election Day, Tuesday, November 4, by 7pm. The Boulder County Clerk recommends mailing your Coordinated Election ballot by Monday, Oct. 27. Postage: You will need one first class stamp if your ballot is one page long. If your ballot has two pages, you will need two first class stamps. After Oct. 27, please drop your ballot at a 24-hour drop box, or voting location, by Election Day, Tuesday, November 4, at 7pm. For hours and locations of ballot drop and voting centers go here.
OUR POLICY & PRACTICES —
Longmont Area Democrats (LAD) does not endorse any candidate in non-partisan elections, such as city council or school board, nor does it endorse any candidate in the pre-primary phase of any election. We are all about voter education, and providing voters with as much info as possible, so as to make an informed decision on their ballot. We advocate for a robust, highly participatory democracy, and for progressive and democratic majorities that advance policies for the issues we care about.
To see where LAD stands, you can click the “Where We Stand” widget at longmontdems.org
LAD presents meetings and participates in events that are open to the public. Candidates seen attending our meetings or participating in our public events do not indicate an endorsement by, or an alliance with, LAD.
We are happy to post candidate campaign events in this blast to enable voters to get to know the candidates, but it does not indicate an alliance with, nor an endorsement of that candidate, by LAD.
Candidates can email event details to longmontareadems@gmail.com with “Candidate Event” in the subject line.
LAD has 2 candidate forums coming up in September (Councilor seats) and October (Mayoral and School Board seats), details below. Because there is no primary for the City Council and School Board election on Nov. 4, all candidates, regardless of party affiliation, or no affiliation, depending on the seat they are running for, have been invited to their corresponding forum to present their campaign, and answer questions submitted by the LAD Board, as well as questions submitted by Longmont residents.
LAD will not co-host either of our forums with any candidate campaign. And it is strictly against our policy for any candidate campaign to give the impression of an alliance with LAD, or infer that their campaign is hosting either, or both, of our candidate forums.
