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State House District 5
June 30, 2026 primary · the general
| Candidate | Disclosure | Findings | Raised | Their own | Spent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johnnie W. Johnson R | 2026 Candidate 3 income sources | 1 | $100 | — | $75 |
| Justine Sandoval D | 2025 Candidate 1 income sources, 3 colorado property, 2 state-regulated businesses, 2 debts | 1 | $35,664 | $1,060 | $38,028 |
| Sterling Thomas Simms D | 2026 Candidate 2 income sources, 1 offices and directorships, 2 debts | 1 | $12,389 | — | $533 |
Raised: contributions to the candidate's committee in TRACER over the election cycle (four years for statewide offices and the Senate, two for the House), with corrections applied. Their own: contributions and loans from the candidate. Candidates for Congress report to the FEC, and judges standing for retention don't raise money, so neither has figures here.
Outside spending
$258,489 spent by independent expenditure committees and others for or against this race's candidates (48-hour notices of independent expenditure). The candidates don't control it.
| Spender | For / against | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| AMERICAN FUTURE 2026-06-07 – 2026-06-26 · notices in TRACER | for Justine Sandoval | $247,705 |
| BETTER SCHOOLS FOR A STRONGER COLORADO IEC (BSSC IEC) 2026-06-02 – 2026-06-22 · notices in TRACER | for Justine Sandoval | $5,712 |
| COLOR VICTORY FUND 2026-06-03 · notices in TRACER | for Justine Sandoval | $5,071 |
Each independent expenditure of more than $1,000 is reported to the Secretary of State within 48 hours (Const. art. XXVIII §5, C.R.S. 1-45-107.5), naming the candidate it supports or opposes. One that names several candidates (a mailer for one and against another) is split evenly among them.