Incumbent: John Hickenlooper (Democratic) · Incumbent renominated
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026
Incumbent U.S. senator.
State senator from the 4th district (2023–present).
Bob Chew served in the U.S. Navy from 1980 to 1986.
Adam Withrow was born in Algona, Iowa. His career experience includes working as an educator.
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Topic rows are grouped by Vote Book; the headings and quoted words are each candidate’s own, with the source under each one. “As reported” means a news outlet’s description, not an exact quote. A yellow tag means no public position was found on that topic.
| Immigration & border | |
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| Hickenlooper Stopping ICE’s Violence and Keeping Our Communities Safe John is committed to keeping our communities safe and holding law enforcement accountable. Original: hickenlooper.com/issues (accessed Oct 16, 2026) | BaisleyNo public position found |
| Health care | |
| Hickenlooper Achieve Universal, Affordable Healthcare John knows health care is a right not a privilege. That’s what has guided his work to deliver universal health care. As governor, he expanded health care to more than 500,000 Coloradans. As senator, he lowered drug prices for seniors and held pharmaceutical companies accountable for price gouging. John supports … Original: hickenlooper.com/issues (accessed Oct 16, 2026) | BaisleyNo public position found |
| Energy & environment | |
| Hickenlooper Protecting Our Public Lands and Restoring Investments in Science As the only peer-reviewed scientist in the Senate, John refuses to bend the knee to the Trump administration’s all-out attack on science and American innovation. After the Trump administration attempted to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, risking 800 jobs and undermining the … Original: hickenlooper.com/issues (accessed Oct 16, 2026) | BaisleyNo public position found |
| Jobs, wages & cost of living | |
| Hickenlooper Create an Economy That Works for Everyone As a former brewpub owner, John knows how hard it is to run a business. That’s why he’s standing up to Trump and demanding the president pay back every cent he stole with his illegal tariff-taxes. John sits on the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship and has championed legislation to expand access … Original: hickenlooper.com/issues (accessed Oct 16, 2026) | BaisleyNo public position found |
| Elections, ethics & government | |
| Hickenlooper Stopping the Trump Administration’s Lawlessness John knows this is the most corrupt administration in history. That’s why he’s fighting to stop them from profiting at the expense of the American people and rigging elections to hide from voters. John is rooting out corruption in Washington. He has championed legislation to prevent Trump and his cronies from using … Original: hickenlooper.com/issues (accessed Oct 16, 2026) What Voters Need to Know John Hickenlooper is fighting to address the cost-of-living emergency. He wants to end Trump’s war in Iran that’s increasing gas prices, reverse Trump’s healthcare cuts and lower healthcare costs for Coloradans. His opponent would be a rubber stamp for Trump and Republican policies that are driving up costs. Original: hickenlooper.com/issues (accessed Oct 16, 2026) | BaisleyNo public position found |
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Let’s Get to the Root of the Problem
Coloradans want more affordable everything. Along with affordability, we have challenges around water, energy, the environment, health care, education, and opportunity, not to mention international threats to peace and prosperity. But there is a ticking time bomb called our national debt, and when it explodes, it will …
1. Introduce Comprehensive Debt Reduction Legislation
During my first year in office, I will introduce legislation designed to begin reducing the national debt over the next several decades.
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The same nine Senate votes (or three House votes) are shown for every current member of Congress running, so records can be compared across races. Click a roll call for the official tally.
| Measure | Hickenlooper |
|---|---|
| Laken Riley Act (S. 5) — detain migrants charged with theft/violent crimes Jan 20, 2025 · Senate roll call 7 (1st sess.) | Nay |
| GENIUS Act (S. 1582) — stablecoin regulation Jun 17, 2025 · Senate roll call 318 (1st sess.) | Yea |
| One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) — tax & spending reconciliation Jul 1, 2025 · Senate roll call 372 (1st sess.) | Nay |
| Rescissions Act of 2025 (H.R. 4) — cancel foreign aid & public broadcasting funds Jul 17, 2025 · Senate roll call 411 (1st sess.) | Nay |
| FY2026 NDAA (S. 2296) — defense authorization Oct 9, 2025 · Senate roll call 570 (1st sess.) | Yea |
| Continuing appropriations to end the 2025 shutdown (H.R. 5371) Nov 10, 2025 · Senate roll call 618 (1st sess.) | Nay |
| FY2026 consolidated appropriations (H.R. 7148) Jan 30, 2026 · Senate roll call 20 (2nd sess.) | Yea |
| Housing supply bill (H.R. 6644) Mar 12, 2026 · Senate roll call 53 (2nd sess.) | Yea |
| 2026 reconciliation bill (S. 2) Jun 5, 2026 · Senate roll call 163 (2nd sess.) | Nay |
Pulled from official roll-call records · Congress.gov profile & full record.
No congressional voting record for: Mark Baisley, Christopher Baum, Bob Chew, Blake Huber, Adam Withrow. State legislative or local records are not yet compiled.