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Caucuses
Accessibility Notice
To comply with HB24-1067 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), individuals who have a disability or who require an accommodation to participate in their precinct caucus are encouraged to contact the county party leadership. Requests may be submitted by clicking the Accessibility Button below or by emailing montezumagop@gmail.com.
To allow sufficient time to arrange accommodations and ensure full access, please submit requests at least 30 days prior to caucus day.
MONTEZUMA COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRECINCT CAUCUS
MARCH 5, 2026 Credentialing 6pm, Meeting 7 pm - see 2026 locations below (locations are subject to change)
The purpose of precinct caucuses is to elect precinct committee persons and delegates to county assemblies. Open to Republican voters within the county that have been registered at least 22 days prior to the Caucus.
Precinct Caucuses March 5 th 2026/ Venues To Be Determined for 2026
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You can pre-register for your caucus by going to: http://caucus.cologop.org/ pre-register, print and bring to your caucus.
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Thursday, March 5, 2026 - Republican Precinct Caucus locations: NOT YET DETERMINED
Precinct 1 Pleasant View Elementary School, 15328 CR CC, Pleasant View
Precinct 2: Dolores Community Center, 400 Riverside Ave, Dolores
Precinct 3: Lewis-Arriola Community Center, 21203 Rd S, Cortez
Precinct 4: Lighthouse Baptist Church, 11502 Hwy 145, Cortez
Precinct 5: Lighthouse Baptist Church, 11502 Hwy 145, Cortez
Precinct 6: Battle Rock Charter School, 11351 Road G, Cortez
Precinct 7: First Assembly of God, 120 S. Linden Street, Cortez
Precinct 8: Baymont Hotel & Suites, 2279 Hawkins St, Cortez
Precinct 9: Montezuma Valley Presbyterian Church, 350 S Washington St, Cortez
Precinct 10: Montelores Catholic Church, 20 S Market, Cortez
Precinct 11: Mesa Trails Cowboy Church, 281 W Menefee St., Mancos
Precinct 12: Mesa Trails Cowboy Church, 281 W Menefee St., Mancos
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VENUES NOT YET DETERMINE
2026 MONTEZUMA COUNTY REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLIES (County, District and State)
County Assembly March 21 , 2026 Credentialing 5pm Lewis Arriola Community Center.
County Assemblies elect delegates to the Congressional District and State Conventions.
District Assembly (CD3 + SD6) April 2026
District Assemblies choose the National Convention Delegates (3 in each of Colorado's District) along with the district's delegates to the Colorado State Republican Assembly.
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House District 58 Assembly March 2026 - Location TBD
House District 59 Assembly March 2026
Judicial District 22 Assembly - TBD
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State Assembly April 2026
The State Convention chooses 13 of 37 delegates from Colorado to the Republican National Convention
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The county assembly is held no later than 25 days after the precinct caucuses. The date of the district assembly is determined by the chairperson of the district committee, but happens after the county assemblies. The state assembly is held after the district and county assemblies, but no later than 73 days before the June Primary Election.
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The agenda for Assemblies and Conventions shall be as follows:
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Ratify the Chairperson and Secretary of the County Assembly/Convention
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Convention Rules
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Credentialing
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delegates/alternates to the assembly
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candidates in attendance
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nominators for the candidates
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read & confirm number of delegates prior to each vote
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Nominations and seconds by credentialed delegates or alternates, speeches and voting for designated local candidates
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Resolutions
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Nominations, speeches and voting for designated upper level candidates (58, 59, 6, any other state, 3rd Congressional, US Senator, or any other Federal Office).
COLORADO PRIMARY
June 30, 2026
2025 GENERAL ELECTION
November 5, 2026