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2026 Colorado State Treasurer — General Election · November 3, 2026
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2026 General Election Official Candidate List
This list is official and reflects what was certified to the counties on September 4.
Candidate name: Jeff Bridges
Office: State Treasurer
District: State
Party: Democratic Party
Write in?: N
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2026 General Election Official Candidate List
This list is official and reflects what was certified to the counties on September 4.
Candidate name: Jeff Bridges
Office: State Treasurer
District: State
Party: Democratic Party
Write in?: N
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Homegrown Coloradan I grew up here in Colorado, and I remember when my parents paid off credit cards with credit cards to get their small business off the ground. Back then, even struggling families like ours could live in a good home in a great school district. For too many Coloradans today that’s out of reach. By investing our state’s fiscal resources directly into our people, we can make a more affordable Colorado where everyone has the opportunity to work hard and earn a good life. Meet Jeff
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Homegrown Coloradan I grew up here in Colorado, and I remember when my parents paid off credit cards with credit cards to get their small business off the ground. Back then, even struggling families like ours could live in a good home in a great school district. For too many Coloradans today that’s out of reach. By investing our state’s fiscal resources directly into our people, we can make a more affordable Colorado where everyone has the opportunity to work hard and earn a good life. Meet Jeff
I grew up here in Colorado, and I remember when my parents paid off credit cards with credit cards to get their small business off the ground. Back then, even struggling families like ours could live in a good home in a great school district. For too many Coloradans today that’s out of reach. By investing our state’s fiscal resources directly into our people, we can make a more affordable Colorado where everyone has the opportunity to work hard and earn a good life.
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I grew up here in Colorado, and I remember when my parents paid off credit cards with credit cards to get their small business off the ground. Back then, even struggling families like ours could live in a good home in a great school district. For too many Coloradans today that’s out of reach. By investing our state’s fiscal resources directly into our people, we can make a more affordable Colorado where everyone has the opportunity to work hard and earn a good life.
I grew up right here in Colorado, and it's shaped everything from my boots to my heart. With our frontier spirit and independent streak, we're a state that values self-reliance but knows when to come together. This balance between independence and community has guided my approach to making government work efficiently and effectively, ensuring our shared investments lead to shared prosperity for all Coloradans.
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I grew up right here in Colorado, and it's shaped everything from my boots to my heart. With our frontier spirit and independent streak, we're a state that values self-reliance but knows when to come together. This balance between independence and community has guided my approach to making government work efficiently and effectively, ensuring our shared investments lead to shared prosperity for all Coloradans.
About a year ago Rie and I welcomed our son Kit. We're raising him with the same Colorado values we both grew up on. He's already developing a love for our mountains and an understandable frustration with traffic on I-70. Along with our floppy dog Walt, we enjoy long walks on the community trails here in Greenwood Village.
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About a year ago Rie and I welcomed our son Kit. We're raising him with the same Colorado values we both grew up on. He's already developing a love for our mountains and an understandable frustration with traffic on I-70. Along with our floppy dog Walt, we enjoy long walks on the community trails here in Greenwood Village.
A few years ago I earned a Master of Divinity degree from Harvard. It's one of the most religiously diverse schools in the country, with people of all faiths and none. My time there taught me to bring diverse groups of people together around shared values, whatever the source of those values.
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A few years ago I earned a Master of Divinity degree from Harvard. It's one of the most religiously diverse schools in the country, with people of all faiths and none. My time there taught me to bring diverse groups of people together around shared values, whatever the source of those values.
Bicameral Majority Whip: One of the few legislators in Colorado history to serve as Majority Whip in both the House and the Senate, trusted to count votes and deliver results in both chambers.
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Bicameral Majority Whip: One of the few legislators in Colorado history to serve as Majority Whip in both the House and the Senate, trusted to count votes and deliver results in both chambers.
Financial Literacy Expansion (HB21-1200, HB25-1192): Ensured students graduate with the "real world" skills to manage credit, debt, and budgeting.
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Financial Literacy Expansion (HB21-1200, HB25-1192): Ensured students graduate with the "real world" skills to manage credit, debt, and budgeting.
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Use Colorado-managed public dollars to finance in-state housing, infrastructure, and clean-energy investment rather than primarily placing those funds with outside financial markets.
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• Housing that working people can actually afford • Infrastructure that creates good-paying jobs and a strong economy • Clean energy that lowers your bills and fights global warming
As chair of Colorado’s Joint Budget Committee, Bridges describes navigating roughly $1 billion in TABOR-related cuts while protecting education, healthcare, and public safety.
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As Chair of Colorado’s Joint Budget Committee, I made the toughest budget calls our state officials make. We navigated a billion dollars in cuts from TABOR while protecting education, healthcare, and public safety. That work gave me a line-by-line, program-by-program understanding of every lever in Colorado’s finances. I’ve chaired the committees that shape our state: Budget, Appropriations, Finance, Education — and yes, even the Sales and Use Tax Simplification Task Force.
Sponsored or supported legislation on financial literacy, paid sick leave, full-day kindergarten and early literacy, and healthcare access.
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Paid Sick Leave (SB20-205): Authored the policy ensuring no Coloradan has to choose between a paycheck and their health.
Sponsored or supported housing-finance, infrastructure-finance, modular-housing, and public-funding measures intended to lower costs and keep public dollars invested in Colorado.
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Modular Housing Reform (SB25-002): Cut red tape for factory-built housing to lower construction costs.
Sponsored or supported measures on education-return transparency, employer/community-college investment, K-12 funding reform, and career-to-apprenticeship programs.
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Opportunity Now Colorado (HB22-1350, HB24-1365): Invested tens of millions into employer-community college partnerships for construction and building trades.
Sponsored or supported tax incentives, emergency small-business relief, targeted lending, and employee-ownership programs.
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Employee Ownership (HB24-1157): Created the Employee Ownership Office and tax credits to help local business owners transition to employee-owned models, keeping profits, wealth, and jobs right here in Colorado communities.
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FEC candidate totals through September 15, 2026.
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Candidate: BRIDGES, JEFF
Committee: BRIDGES FOR COLORADO TREASURER
Committee status: Active
Office: State Treasurer
Party: Democratic
Contributions and loans: $465,794.74
Expenditures and loan payments: $214,053.11
Funds on hand: $228,880.89
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