Colorado Caucus and Assembly
The caucus and assembly process is a series of three events that determine which candidates the Democratic Party will place on the primary ballot. Caucusing for Amanda is one of the most impactful things you can do to get her elected!
Find out if you’re eligible to participate in the Colorado Democratic caucus and assembly process and learn what it’s all about.
What is caucus and assembly?
Over three events, you'll gather with other Democrats to decide which candidates will represent the party. At your precinct caucus you'll sign up to be a county assembly delegate. At county assembly, you'll sign up to be a state assembly delegate. At state assembly, you'll vote to put Amanda on the ballot.
Who can caucus?
To be eligible to participate and vote in the Democratic caucus and assembly, you must be:
A resident of your precinct for at least 22 days
Registered, or preregistered as a Democrat no later than Feb. 9
16 years or older
My Caucus and Assembly Info
Select your county from the dropdown to find information about your local caucus and assembly meetings.
For the most complete and up-to-date details, check your county’s Democratic Party website. This tool’s data was last updated 1/1/26.
Need to find your precinct number? Visit GoVoteColorado.gov, sign in, and click the “County & District Information” tab.
Colorado Democratic Caucus Information
Find everything you need to participate in your county's caucus process
Registration Requirements
2. County Caucus Information
Visit your county Democratic Party website for precinct details and registration requirements.
Precinct Caucus
County Assembly
State Assembly
Your Colorado Caucus Questions, Answered
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and commit to voting for Colorado’s election expert, Amanda Gonzalez, for Secretary of State.
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In Colorado, the Democratic Party uses the caucus and assembly process to decide who gets on the primary ballot. It starts at your local precinct caucus, where you can volunteer to be a delegate to county assembly.
From there, you can choose to continue as a delegate to state assembly, where delegates vote on which candidates make the ballot.
To help Amanda qualify, we need supporters like you to go all the way to state and vote for her there.
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As a candidate for Secretary of State, Amanda needs delegates to vote for her at State Assembly. That means, depending on where you live, you’ll need to attend precinct caucus, county assembly and state assembly. See our caucus tool above for information about whether those are in-person or virtual meetings. State Assembly is in-person on March 28 in Pueblo.
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When you attend caucus and assembly, you help decide who makes it onto the Democratic primary ballot. That’s real power for showing up to just a few meetings. Committing to caucus for Amanda is one of the most impactful ways you can help get her elected.
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To attend Colorado’s democratic caucus and assembly, you must:
Be 16 years or older
Be registered as a democrat 22 days prior to caucus.
Register with your county’s Democratic party to attend.
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You don’t need to study in advance! At each meeting, you’ll get clear instructions on how to become a delegate and when to vote, usually by raising your hand or filling out a form. The process can take a little time, so we recommend bringing a book or something quiet to pass the time.
We'll also provide training and support along the way. All you need to do is be available to show up and vote!
How You Can Help
First, commit to caucus for Amanda! Then you can:
- Recruit friends and neighbors to join you at the caucus
- Be a local champion for Amanda in your county, helping organize and educate first-time caucus-goers
- Attend an online info and training session about caucus (dates to come)