Weld County Republican Party Caucus and Assembly Information
Caucus & Assembly Information — 2026
If you are planning to attend caucus, this is the most important link you need:
Find your caucus location, district, and sign up here:
https://caucus.cologop.org/
This official Colorado Republican Party portal is the best and most up-to-date place to:
- Find your precinct caucus location
- Confirm your GOP district
- Get real-time updates as locations are finalized
- Access official caucus information statewide
We strongly encourage all Republicans to start there.
What is a Caucus and an Assembly?
Caucus is a local meeting of Republicans where we organize as a party, elect local leadership, and begin the candidate nomination process by electing delegates to the next level.
Assembly is where delegates (elected at caucus) take the next steps in party business and, for all offices, vote to designate candidates for the Republican primary ballot.
What happens at the Precinct Caucus? (Saturday, March 7 • 9:00 AM)
Colorado law sets the precinct caucus window for March 3–7, 2026. Weld GOP precinct caucus will be Saturday, March 7.
Your caucus location and sign-up information will be posted at:
https://caucus.cologop.org/
At your Precinct Caucus, Republicans will:
- Elect delegates to County Assembly
- Elect delegates to District Assembly
- Elect Precinct Committee Persons (PCPs) for Weld GOP from your precinct (up to two PCPs per precinct)
- Apply to be an Election Judge (applications available at caucus)
Precinct Caucus Locations (Districts A–O)
Date/Time: Saturday, March 7, 2026 • 9:00 AM
Locations: All locations (will be posted here as soon as finalized).
- District A
- Precinct 101 – Pawnee Fire Protection District, Station 1 – 319 Chatoga St, Grover, CO. 80729
- Precinct 102 – New Raymer Community Church – 225 WCR 86, New Raymer, CO. 80742
- Precinct 103 – Briggsdale High School – 515 Leslie St, Briggsdale, CO 80611
- District B — Ault Pierce Station #2 – 601 2nd, Pierce, CO 80650
- District C — Eaton High School – 1661 Collins St, Eaton, CO 80615
- District D — Windsor Rec – 250 N 11th St, Windsor, CO 80550
- District E — Grace Community Church – 2033 W South 1st St, Johnstown, CO 80534
- District F — Erie Community Center – 450 Powers St, Erie, CO 80516
- District G — Gateway Bible Fellowship 800 Bryan Ct, Dacono, CO 80514
- District H — Fort Lupton Middle School – 201 S McKimley Ave, Ft Lupton, CO 80621
- District I — American Legion Keenesburg – 595 Railroad Ave. Keenesburg, CO 80643
- District J — North Valley Middle School – 300 2nd Ave, LaSalle, CO 80645
- District K — Prairie Heights Middle School – 3737 65th Ave, Evans, CO 80634
- District L — Northridge High School – 7001 Grizzly Dr, Greeley, CO 80634
- District M — Chappelow Arts School, 34th St, Evans, CO 80620
- District N — Chappelow Arts School, 34th St, Evans, CO 80620
- District O — Northridge High School – 7001 Grizzly Dr, Greeley, CO 80634
To find out which district your precinct is in, please refer to this list (click here).
While we maintain a reference list on this website, the official and most reliable source for your specific location is:
At your Precinct Caucus, Republicans will:
- Elect delegates to County Assembly
- Elect delegates to District Assembly
- Elect Precinct Committee Persons (PCPs) for Weld GOP from your precinct (up to two PCPs per precinct)
- Apply to be an Election Judge (applications available at caucus)
Important: To vote at caucus, you must be affiliated with the Republican Party by the statewide affiliation deadline (22 days before caucus). For 2026, that deadline falls on February 13th. To check your voter affiliation, please visit GoVoteColorado.gov
County District Assembly (Saturday, March 14 • 9:00 AM)
The following week, Weld Republicans meet by their GOP District (A–O) for District Assembly.
At District Assembly, delegates will:
- Elect delegates to higher assemblies, including (as applicable):
- State Assembly
- Congressional District assemblies (CD2, CD4, CD8)
- Senate District assemblies (SD1, SD17)
- House District assemblies (HD19, HD48, HD63, HD64, HD65)
Date/Time: Saturday, March 14, 2026 • 9:00 AM
Locations:
- District A — Briggsdale High School – 515 Leslie St, Briggsdale, CO 80611
- District B — Ault Pierce Fire Department – 16680 CO-14, Ault, CO 80610
- District C — Eaton High School – 1661 Collins St, Eaton, CO 80615
- District D — Windsor Rec – 250 N 11th St, Windsor, CO 80550
- District E — Johnstown Senior Center -101 Charlotte St. Johnstown, CO 80534
- District F — Erie Community Center – 450 Powers St, Erie, CO 80516
- District G — Gateway Bible Fellowship 800 Bryan Ct, Dacono, CO 80514
- District H — Grace Bible Fellowship Church – 15559 County Road 2, Brighton, CO
- District I — American Legion Keenesburg – 595 Railroad Ave. Keenesburg, CO 80643
- District J — North Valley Middle School – 300 2nd Ave, LaSalle, CO 80645
- District K — Prairie Heights Middle School – 3737 65th Ave, Evans, CO 80634
- District L — Northridge High School – 7001 Grizzly Dr, Greeley, CO 80634
- District M — Chappelow Arts School, 34th St, Evans, CO 80620
- District N — Chappelow Arts School, 34th St, Evans, CO 80620
- District O — Northridge High School – 7001 Grizzly Dr, Greeley, CO 80634
County Assembly (Greeley • Saturday, March 21 • 9:00 AM)
The Weld County Republican County Assembly will take place at:
Northridge High School
7001 Grizzly Dr
Greeley, CO 80634
County Assembly is where delegates elected at Precinct Caucus to the County Assembly gather to nominate (designate) Republican candidates for certain county offices and other eligible contests.
Only delegates and alternates elected through the caucus process are eligible to participate in County Assembly voting.
2026 Weld County offices up for election (nominated at County Assembly)
- Weld County Commissioner At-Large
- Weld County Commissioner District 2
- Weld County Clerk and Recorder
- Weld County Sheriff
- Weld County Assessor
- House District 50 (HD50 residents only — held at County Assembly because HD50 is entirely within Weld County)
How candidates qualify for the June Primary ballot
- To be designated by assembly onto the primary ballot, a candidate generally must receive at least 30% of the votes cast at the relevant assembly.
- Ballot order: Candidates designated by assembly are placed on the primary ballot in the order of the vote received at the assembly (highest vote-getter listed first).
Petition option (instead of caucus/assembly)
Candidates may also choose to petition onto the ballot rather than seek assembly designation. Colorado’s Secretary of State provides a separate petition process and deadlines.
A key rule to know if someone tries to do both:
- If a candidate fails to receive at least 10% of the votes cast at the party assembly for that office, they are not eligible to run by petition for the same party/office.
Candidate Notification Requirement
Candidates seeking to qualify for the 2026 Republican Primary ballot through the County Assembly must formally notify the Weld County Republican Party of their intent no later than 30 days prior to County Assembly.
Deadline to notify the county party:
Thursday, February 19, 2026
State & other assemblies (House District, Senate District, Congressional District, etc.)
These assemblies are where delegates nominate/designate candidates for their respective districts and offices (for example, congressional and legislative seats that span multiple counties).
State Assembly (statewide offices)
The Colorado Republican State Assembly & Convention will convene at 9:00 AM on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at the Massari Arena on the campus of Colorado State University Pueblo.
Check-in & credentialing: Begins at 7:00 AM
At the State Assembly, delegates will:
- Nominate Republican candidates for Governor, U.S. Senate, Attorney General, Secretary of State, and State Treasurer
- Consider and adopt the Colorado Republican Party Platform
- Conduct official business of the Colorado Republican Party
Weld County has been allocated 196 delegates to the State Assembly. That gives Weld County a strong voice — but only if we show up. We strongly encourage Republicans to attend caucus and consider serving as a delegate so our county can exercise its full voting strength at the state level.
The State Assembly will also rely on volunteers to help ensure a smooth and successful event. Opportunities will be available in areas such as:
- Program & agenda support
- Logistics and operations
- Communications
- Technology & A/V
- Volunteer coordination
If you’re able to volunteer to help with the state assembly, you can sign up here:
https://secure.winred.com/colorado-republican-committee/sav
Important note:
There is typically a badge fee to attend State Assembly. This fee is set by the state party and varies by year. In past cycles, it has generally ranged from $50–$100. Final pricing will be announced once State Assembly details are released.
Before You Attend
- Confirm you are registered as a Republican
- Verify which precinct you live in
- Arrive early if you are interested in becoming a delegate or PCP
Start here: https://caucus.cologop.org/
Verify registration at: GoVoteColorado.gov
Mock Caucus Training (Greeley • Saturday, Feburary 7th)
The Weld GOP will host a locally led, in-person mock caucus and assembly to walk participants through the process step-by-step.
Location: Greeley Family FunPlex, 1501 65th Ave
Date: Friday, February 7
Time: 9:00–11:00 AM
This training will cover:
- How caucus and assembly operate
- Roles and responsibilities during caucus
- Common questions and procedures
- What to expect on caucus day
District Captains are expected to attend. All PCPs and interested Republicans are strongly encouraged to participate.
RSVP required:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4DABA92DA6FBCF8-61607229-weld
Colorado Caucus Training with Leadership Institute
The Colorado GOP is partnering with the Leadership Institute to offer additional caucus training opportunities for activists who want a deeper understanding of the process and how to get involved at the county level.
These trainings are ideal for:
- New participants learning how caucuses work
- PCPs seeking greater involvement
- Community members interested in leadership roles
Online Training
February 12 | 5:00–7:00 PM
https://leadershipinstitute.org/event/701VL00000fGqXoYAK
Questions?
If you have questions about caucus, assembly, or the 2026 election process, please contact:
Hunter Rivera
Chairman, Weld County Republican Party
970-515-2157
2026 Republican Candidates for Office
The primary mission of the Weld County Republican Party is to get Republicans elected. 2026 is a mid-term election year. The Weld County GOP adheres to a strict policy of neutrality in primary elections or in elections where more than one Republican is vying for the same office. In this case, both Republicans are offered the same resources from the party.
Weld County Republican Party Caucus is Saturday, March 7, 2026
Primary Election Day is Tuesday, June 30, 2026
General Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
