Dwayne Romero, one of two candidates running to take on U.S. Rep. Jeff Hurd in November, will meet voters in Pagosa on April 19.
The meet-and-greet event is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. at The Studios, 550B Hot Springs Boulevard.
Pizza, salad, beer, wine, and soft drinks will be provided.
You can park behind the building or in the Town Hall lot across the street.
Come hear about Dwayne Romero's vision for CD3!
The Colorado Democratic Party concluded its State Assembly today in Pueblo, where delegates determined which candidates will advance to the primary ballot. More than 1,600 delegates, including three from Archuleta County, along with candidates and activists gathered in Pueblo. This year's caucus and assembly process nearly doubled past participation and drew a significantly younger and more representative group of delegates.
“Colorado Democrats showed up in a big way,” said Colorado Democratic Party Chair Shad Murib. “We’re seeing more energy, more participation and a new generation stepping up to lead. From Pueblo to every corner of the state, Democrats are united and ready to win in November.”
Above you'll find the unofficial results from the 2026 State Assembly. Candidates who received 30% or more of the vote have earned access to the Democratic Primary Ballot. The Party platform was also adopted.
Starting March 24, our Dems Club meetings will be at Uncle's Bar & Social Club, 56 Talisman Dr # 8C. The monthly lunch meetings will shift to Tuesdays, with the exception of April's Dems Club on Monday, April 27.
At the March 24 meeting, Christa Chagra will be presenting on sustainability.
On April 27, we'll hear from Dick White of Durango, former city councilor and mayor as well as the author of "Ten Commandments for Planet Earth." He will discuss how faith-based group are addressing climate change.
Attendees will be able to purchase lunch at Uncle's. A buffet taco bar will be offered including vegetarian options.
About 60 Archuleta County Democrats gathered on Wednesday to hear from Alex Kelloff, one of two Democrats running to take on Rep. Jeff Hurd in November.
Kelloff talked briefly about his background and then took questions from the audience for more than an hour. Among the issues he addressed: income inequality, housing, immigration, AI, term limits, insider trading in Washington.
On Friday, Democratic delegates from congressional district 3 will meet to determine who will make the Democratic primary ballot. Voters will cast their ballots in June.
Pagosa Springs has a workforce housing issue. Many people who work in our community, providing all kinds of necessary services, can't afford to live here.
This Colorado Sun article takes a look at some of the issues in bringing more affordable housing to Pagosa.
