The 2022 Colorado State Treasurer election took place on November 8, 2022, to elect the Colorado State Treasurer. Incumbent Democratic Treasurer Dave Young won re-election to a second term, improving on his 2018 results.

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Dave Young, incumbent state treasurer

Results

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Lang Sias, former state representative from the 27th district (2015–2019) and Republican nominee for lieutenant governor in 2018

Endorsements

Results

General election Forum & Debate + 2022 Colorado State Treasurer forum & debate Date Host Moderator Link Republican DemocraticKey: Participant  Absent  Not invited  Invited Withdrawn Lang Sias Dave Young1 Oct. 18, 2022 League of Women Votersof Colorado Jo Ann Allen YouTube 2 Oct. 19, 2022 KUSA (TV) Kyle ClarkMarshall ZelingerYouTube

Polling

Dave Young vs. generic Republican Poll source Date(s)administered Samplesize Marginof error DaveYoung (D) GenericRepublican UndecidedCygnal (R)Cygnal (R)January 12–13, 2022630 (LV)± 3.9%41%42%17%

Results

By county County Dave YoungDemocratic Lang SiasRepublican Anthony DelgadoLibertarian # % # % # % Adams 91,273 55.42% 66,531 40.39% 6,901 4.19% Alamosa 2,758 47.97% 2,742 47.69% 250 4.35% Arapahoe 146,297 58.07% 98,126 38.95% 7,518 2.98% Archuleta 3,135 41.73% 4,093 54.48% 285 3.79% Baca 314 18.70% 1,296 77.19% 69 4.11% Bent 566 31.94% 1,123 63.37% 83 4.68% Boulder 122,075 75.61% 35,292 21.86% 4,081 2.53% Broomfield 22,495 61.15% 13,312 36.19% 979 2.66% Chaffee 6,147 54.27% 4,796 42.34% 384 3.39% Cheyenne 107 12.09% 757 85.54% 21 2.37% Clear Creek 2,798 55.18% 2,054 40.50% 219 4.32% Conejos 1,507 44.59% 1,727 51.09% 146 4.32% Costilla 1,006 62.25% 493 30.51% 117 7.24% Crowley 361 27.33% 892 67.52% 68 5.15% Custer 1,006 30.67% 2,164 65.98% 110 3.35% Delta 4,876 31.34% 10,133 65.14% 547 3.52% Denver 212,508 77.49% 54,162 19.75% 7,566 2.76% Dolores 310 24.62% 891 70.77% 58 4.61% Douglas 78,875 42.50% 101,807 54.85% 4,924 2.65% Eagle 12,664 59.24% 7,972 37.29% 743 3.48% El Paso 113,492 41.03% 153,352 55.44% 9,782 3.54% Elbert 3,509 22.27% 11,771 74.71% 475 3.01% Fremont 12,631 64.81% 6,155 31.58% 702 3.60% Garfield 11,866 49.63% 11,029 46.13% 1,012 4.23% Gilpin 1,818 54.25% 1,389 41.45% 144 4.30% Grand 3,603 46.38% 3,802 48.94% 363 4.67% Gunnison 5,441 61.67% 3,049 34.56% 333 3.77% Hinsdale 185 38.54% 273 56.88% 22 4.58% Huerfano 1,871 49.51% 1,722 45.57% 186 4.92% Jackson 132 20.15% 494 75.42% 29 4.43% Jefferson 164,956 56.33% 118,425 40.44% 9,469 3.23% Kiowa 101 14.01% 601 83.36% 19 2.64% Kit Carson 488 16.89% 2,312 80.03% 89 3.08% La Plata 16,382 56.80% 11,334 39.30% 1,126 3.90% Lake 1,706 58.77% 1,029 35.45% 168 5.79% Larimer 96,852 55.55% 72,077 41.34% 5,424 3.11% Las Animas 3,041 46.73% 3,198 49.15% 268 4.12% Lincoln 363 17.52% 1,624 78.38% 85 4.10% Logan 1,807 22.56% 5,899 73.64% 305 3.81% Mesa 25,504 35.72% 42,828 59.99% 3,064 4.29% Mineral 278 42.12% 359 54.39% 23 3.48% Moffat 974 18.56% 4,068 77.52% 206 3.93% Montezuma 4,715 38.35% 7,141 58.09% 438 3.56% Montrose 6,480 31.71% 13,287 65.03% 666 3.26% Morgan 2,561 25.89% 6,988 70.65% 342 3.46% Otero 2,749 38.47% 4,071 56.97% 326 4.56% Ouray 2,053 58.94% 1,337 38.39% 93 2.67% Park 4,030 40.71% 5,433 54.88% 436 4.40% Phillips 361 19.12% 1,460 77.33% 67 3.55% Pitkin 6,529 71.09% 2,354 25.63% 301 3.28% Prowers 1,107 26.63% 2,903 69.83% 147 3.54% Pueblo 32,672 49.62% 30,235 45.92% 2,941 4.47% Rio Blanco 469 15.99% 2,365 80.61% 100 3.41% Rio Grande 1,920 39.69% 2,665 55.08% 253 5.23% Routt 7,919 59.97% 4,824 36.53% 461 3.49% Saguache 1,456 54.84% 1,075 40.49% 124 4.67% San Juan 334 64.60% 164 31.72% 19 3.68% San Miguel 2,888 72.84% 935 23.58% 142 3.58% Sedgwick 255 23.31% 794 72.58% 45 4.11% Summit 8,639 65.09% 4,084 30.77% 550 4.14% Teller 4,149 31.08% 8,810 66.00% 390 2.92% Washington 316 13.63% 1,913 82.53% 89 3.84% Weld 48,788 38.73% 72,829 57.81% 4,359 3.46% Yuma 713 18.41% 3,041 78.54% 118 3.05%Totals 1,312,70553.67%1,052,33743.03%80,7703.30% Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Garfield (largest city: Rifle)

By congressional district Young won five of eight congressional districts. District Young Sias Representative 77% 20%Diana DeGette 67% 30%Joe Neguse 45% 51%Lauren Boebert 38% 59%Ken Buck 41% 55%Doug Lamborn 58% 39%Jason Crow55%42%Ed Perlmutter (117th Congress)Brittany Pettersen (118th Congress) 50% 46%Yadira Caraveo

Notes

Partisan clients

References

External links Official campaign websites Lang Sias (R) for State Treasurer Dave Young (D) for State Treasurer