Vote for

Steven Arauza

Real Vision for Working Families

A Vote for Steven is a Vote for Stronger Communities

Our economy has changed in the past 16 years, but our current commissioners, and their priorities, haven’t. Steven Arauza understands that Garfield County’s families are being squeezed by high rents, home prices, and cost of living challenges everywhere they go. By voting for Steven, you support a leader who brings a detailed vision to prioritize the well-being of our communities, and will work tirelessly to ensure all residents have a strong, sustainable future.

How to Vote in the November 5th Election

Your vote matters in this one. Past commissioner election races in Garfield County have come down to a handful of votes and your voice can tip the scales this year. Here's what you need to know to cast your vote

Last Day to Mail In Your Ballot: October 29

Return your ballot in the mail by October 29 to guarantee it will arrive in time to be counted.

drop box voting:

Drop your ballot in a secure 24 hour drop box before 7 pm on Election Day

Election Day: November 5

In-Person Voting: Visit your polling place on Election Day and make your voice heard.

Commit to Voting for Steven

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Steven’s Vision for Garfield County

Building stronger, more resilient communities.

Affordable Housing

Steven sees hard working families being priced out of our communities. He's focused on creating more affordable housing options to meet the needs of our residents and our growing population.

VISION

Economic Growth

Steven brings a fresh perspective on diversifying and strengthening our local economy. His background in public service gives him the insight to expand our sustainable economy with more diverse industry, improving opportunities for our community.

Frequently Asked Questions

District 3 - Steven Arauza

General Voting Information

1. Why is it important to vote for County Commissioners?

Your county commissioners are major decision makers for your community that will impact every day life. They can zone for affordable housing projects, direct public funding for health and safety, make decisions about the open space in our communities, make new public laws, and much more! National politics may dominate the news, but it's our local politics that make the difference for us here in Garfield County.

2. Where is my ballot?

You should have received your ballot in the mail by October 18. If you have questions, check your registration at govotecolorado.com

3. How do I know if I’m eligible to vote in District 3?

All Garfield County citizens or registered voters. Not all residents are eligible to vote.

4. What are the registration deadlines for the election?

There are no voter registration deadlines in Colorado, so you can register to vote and cast your vote at any time up until 7:00PM on Election Day.

Voting Logistics

5. Where can I vote in the District 3 county commissioner race?

Find your location here.

Absentee and Mail Voting

6. What is the deadline to submit a mail-in ballot?

Yes! Submit your ballot by mail by October 29th to be sure it arrives in time to be counted. If you want to submit your ballot after that date, utilize a drop box or vote in person. No matter what, make sure your vote counts by Tuesday, November 5 before 7 pm!

Proudly Supported by Colorado Rural Voters

Colorado Rural Voters (CORV) is a non-partisan local political organization led by Western Slope volunteers across five counties. We aim to elect accessible officials who genuinely represent the community’s diverse values, aspirations, and needs. CORV supports candidates committed to:

True grassroots democracy and responsiveness.
Reducing political polarization and embracing unity
Protecting our natural resources for future generations.
Ensuring affordable healthcare, housing, and nutritious food access.
Promoting clean energy, economic growth, and civil rights for all.
Share a vision to grow economic mobility, making our economy work for all our families.
Work to uphold respect and the civil rights of all people

We strive to support the election of leaders who share our values and prioritize the real solutions and needs of the Western Slope.