$1.3M raised through 2026-06-30
Full profileThe CO-3 race
Jason Bias is running as a Republican for the U.S. House seat representing Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
The contested race includes nine candidates: four Republicans, four Democrats and one candidate listed with a UN affiliation. Republican Jeffrey Hurd is the incumbent. Campaign finance figures vary widely across the field, but those totals do not show voter support or establish where a candidate stands on an issue.
Candidates, backgrounds and positions
Jason Bias, Republican: Bias reports raising $0 and spending $0. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Bias.
Kyle Doster, Democrat: Doster reports raising $0 and spending $0. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Doster.
Ron Hanks, Republican: Hanks reports raising $24,820.56 and spending $12,633.33. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Hanks.
Dwayne Romero, Democrat: Romero reports raising $716,575.68 and spending $632,367.47. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Romero.
Heather MS Barton, UN: Barton reports raising $0 and spending $0. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Barton.
Hope G Scheppelman, Republican: Scheppelman reports raising $256,959.30 and spending $132,022.21. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Scheppelman.
Alexander George Kelloff, Democrat: Kelloff reports raising $1,296,967.69 and spending $1,125,023.80. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Kelloff.
Jeffrey Hurd, Republican: Hurd is the incumbent and reports raising $3,552,599.03 and spending $1,800,885.39. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Hurd.
Steven Michael Winget, Democrat: Winget reports raising $0 and spending $0. A cash-on-hand amount is not on file. No biography or documented policy positions are listed for Winget.
Understanding the finance figures
“Funds raised” counts money reported as received by a campaign, while “funds spent” reflects reported campaign expenditures. The difference between those two figures should not be treated as cash on hand because campaigns can have other receipts, obligations or accounting activity. No cash-on-hand figure is listed for any of the nine candidates.
The fundraising totals also do not describe the candidates’ positions on federal policy. With no documented policy positions listed for the field, the records do not establish how Bias or the other candidates would approach issues before the U.S. House.
What comes next
The general election will determine who represents the district in the U.S. House. Before voting, Coloradans can watch for candidate filings, updated campaign finance reports and documented statements on federal issues. Those developments may add information about each campaign’s organization, priorities and policy positions ahead of Nov. 3, 2026.
