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Olivia Miller, Democratic candidate for Colorado’s 1st District

Miller is among 12 candidates listed in the contested 2026 race for Colorado’s 1st Congressional District.

Olivia Miller, Democratic candidate for Colorado’s 1st District

Key takeaways

  • Olivia Miller is listed as a Democratic candidate in CO-1.
  • The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • Twelve candidates are listed in the contested race.
  • No biography, finance totals or policy positions are on file for Miller.
  • Diana L. DeGette is the listed incumbent.

The CO-1 race

Olivia Miller is running as a Democrat for the U.S. House in Colorado’s 1st Congressional District. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race is classified as contested.

The listed field includes 12 candidates: eight Democrats, three Republicans and one candidate whose affiliation is recorded as “UN.” Democratic incumbent Diana L. DeGette is also among the candidates. The official entries contain no campaign finance totals or documented policy positions for anyone in the field.

Candidates in the race

Each candidate’s entry identifies a name and political affiliation. Except for DeGette’s incumbent designation, no candidate biographies are on file.

  • Gregory Ferman MR JR Cutlip, Republican: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Austin Joseph Harvey Smith, Republican: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Diana L. DeGette, Democrat: DeGette is identified as the incumbent. No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Carter Hanson, Democrat: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Melat Kiros, Democrat: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Olivia Miller, Democrat: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Christy Peterson, Republican: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Shimon Blau, UN: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Tiffany Rodgers, Democrat: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Christopher Oldfield, Democrat: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Santiago Emmanuel Palomino, Democrat: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.
  • Wanda James, Democrat: No biography, funds raised, funds spent, cash on hand or documented policy positions are on file.

Background, positions and campaign money

Miller’s entry does not identify personal history, education, employment, previous public service or other biographical details. It also does not record positions on legislation or public policy. That means the official record does not establish where Miller stands on issues in the congressional race.

The same limits apply to every other listed candidate. None has a documented policy position on file, so the field cannot be compared on issues using these entries alone.

Campaign finance categories are also blank throughout the field. There are no figures on file for money raised, money spent or cash on hand for Miller, Cutlip, Smith, DeGette, Hanson, Kiros, Peterson, Blau, Rodgers, Oldfield, Palomino or James.

What voters should watch

The next concrete date listed for the race is the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Before voting, the candidate field and official entries may change as the election process continues.

New candidate biographies, policy statements or campaign finance totals would add information voters could use to compare the contenders. Until those details appear in official records, the entries establish only the candidates’ names, listed affiliations, the contested status of the race, DeGette’s incumbency and the general election date.

What to watch

  • Changes to the candidate field
  • New official candidate biographies or policy positions
  • Campaign finance totals as filings appear
  • The Nov. 3, 2026, general election

Who's running: U.S. House, District 1

Election day: November 3, 2026

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