Our staff works together every year to bring you current and useful information on voting. Interfaith staff also thoughtfully consider the issues up for a vote on the ballot, sharing our analysis and recommendations. This year, we’re releasing the guide through our The Vote is Sacred campaign.
Our belief in the sacredness of our right to vote was always behind the work we put into the guide, but this year it holds a particular significance.
There are several important dates related to the Colorado 2026 November Election that voters should be aware of, including when ballots are mailed and when they must be returned.
The Guide
This week we’re happy to share our annual voter guide, “Vote Your Values”. This year’s guide comes in two sections.
Pt.1 includes key information that Coloradans need to exercise their right to vote.
Pt 2., “Connecting Your Vote to Your Values”, includes information on selected statewide ballot questions that voters will weigh in on, our recommendations, and messages you can use to talk to your community about what’s on the ballot.
Our Recommendations
The following includes Interfaith’s stance on several of the statewide ballot measures that voters will consider during the 2026 November Election. See our Vote Your Values Guide to find summaries, Interfaith’s position on the ballot measure, and how it connects to common interfaith values.
Don’t forget to tell us why you believe The Vote Is Sacred by filling out the form on our campaign page!