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Third-party candidates seek Colorado secretary of state office

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NEWS BRIEF

Colorado Public Radio reports that three third-party candidates are running for Colorado secretary of state: American Constitution Party nominee Amanda Campbell, Colorado Forward Party nominee Celeste Landry and Libertarian Sean Vadney. The office oversees elections, voting integrity, business and commercial licensing, charities, campaign-finance databases, and other laws and codes. According to CPR, Campbell has repeatedly run for the office, Landry has worked on election advocacy and Vadney joined the ballot after a successful legal challenge by the state Libertarian Party. The candidates have outlined differing views on constitutional oversight, youth primary participation and proportional representation, and voting methods.

What to know

Colorado’s secretary of state race includes three third-party candidates with different stated election-policy priorities. CPR reported that Sean Vadney’s place on the ballot followed a successful legal challenge after the Libertarian primary winner withdrew.


Reporting: Tom Hesse · Colorado Public Radio · 09-25-2026

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