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2026 Colorado State Treasurer — General Election · November 3, 2026
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2026 General Election Official Candidate List
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Candidate name: Kevin Grantham
Office: State Treasurer
District: State
Party: Republican Party
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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: Kevin Grantham
Office: State Treasurer
District: State
Party: Republican Party
Write in?: N
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Growing up in a rural farming community in Crowley County in Southeast Colorado, Kevin Grantham was raised with the values of honesty, hard work, and integrity. He was raised to appreciate the value of a hard-earned dollar and to budget carefully.
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Growing up in a rural farming community in Crowley County in Southeast Colorado, Kevin Grantham was raised with the values of honesty, hard work, and integrity. He was raised to appreciate the value of a hard-earned dollar and to budget carefully.
Starting in 2007 on the city council for Cañon City, Grantham's rise through elected office has been swift, with him serving in the State Senate, where he served on the esteemed Joint Budget Committee and served as Senate President from 2017–2018.
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Starting in 2007 on the city council for Cañon City, Grantham's rise through elected office has been swift, with him serving in the State Senate, where he served on the esteemed Joint Budget Committee and served as Senate President from 2017–2018.
When he was a State Senator, Grantham helped fight to keep the state government's spending excesses in check and successfully stopped multiple attempts at billion dollar tax hikes.
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When he was a State Senator, Grantham helped fight to keep the state government's spending excesses in check and successfully stopped multiple attempts at billion dollar tax hikes.
As State Senator, stopped multiple attempts at billion-dollar tax hikes.
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As State Senator, stopped multiple attempts at billion-dollar tax hikes.
Colorado State Senate · 2010–2018 Served on the Joint Budget Committee; Senate President (2017–2018).
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Colorado State Senate · 2010–2018 Served on the Joint Budget Committee; Senate President (2017–2018).
Served on the Joint Budget Committee; Senate President (2017–2018).
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Served on the Joint Budget Committee; Senate President (2017–2018).
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Make Colorado a safe and affordable place where people who work hard can get ahead.
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Return Colorado to careful taxation and spending of residents' money.
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Cut property taxes while serving as a Fremont County Commissioner to relieve cost pressures on families.
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Opposed and helped stop multiple proposed billion-dollar tax increases while serving in the Colorado Senate.
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Helped pass balanced state budgets without increasing taxes while serving as Colorado Senate President.
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Candidate: GRANTHAM, KEVIN
Committee: KEVIN GRANTHAM FOR TREASURER
Committee status: Active
Office: State Treasurer
Party: Republican
Contributions and loans: $125,761.00
Expenditures and loan payments: $63,120.58
Funds on hand: $59,612.22
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