Why this matters: The same facts for every candidate, in the same order. Where we found nothing for a candidate, the cell says so — that means we didn't find it in public sources, not that it doesn't exist.

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Fact	Tim Bennett	Brittany Pettersen	Susan Hall	Lawrence Kyle Clark	Dan "Kilo" Sallis	Joe Krzeczkowski
Party on the ballot	Republican Party¹	Democratic Party¹	Unity Party¹	American Constitution Party¹	Libertarian Party¹	Unaffiliated¹
Status	Challenger	Incumbent²	Challenger	Challenger	Challenger	Challenger
Raised	$109,339 through October 14, 2026³	$2,260,249 through October 14, 2026⁴	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	$3,531 through October 14, 2026⁵
Cash on hand	$4,615³	$1,196,445⁴	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	$916⁵
Police funding	His campaign website says he would support law enforcement, first responders and efforts to fight violent crime and the fentanyl epidemic.^6,7	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	His campaign website says police officers should not have to double as therapists, addiction specialists and mental health workers, and need the right tools and support to keep streets safe.⁸
Clean energy tax credits	Not found in the public sources we checked	Her campaign website says she supports a rapid transition to renewable energy and incentives for the research, development and deployment of renewable technologies.⁹	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	His campaign website calls for funding clean energy and building enough clean domestic energy to make prices affordable.^8,10
Health insurance system	His campaign website says Medicare should be protected for seniors and Medicaid preserved for the truly vulnerable, and that both can be strengthened by rooting out fraud, expanding price transparency and encouraging competition while resisting a full federal takeover.⁶	Her campaign website says she will protect the Affordable Care Act and work to strengthen it, with the aim that every American can afford quality health care.⁹	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	One government plan for everyone (Medicare for All) His campaign website calls for a single-payer health care plan.^8,10
Zoning and new housing	His campaign website says he would support policies that remove unnecessary barriers that raise housing costs and that encourage responsible growth.⁶	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	His campaign website says the red tape that drives up construction costs should be cut and smart local development encouraged.⁸
Federal income tax rates	Not found in the public sources we checked	Her campaign website says she would fight to repeal the 2017 tax cuts, which it says benefited only the wealthy and the largest corporations, and work to give tax breaks to the middle class.⁹	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	His campaign website says the wealthy and corporations should pay their fair share of taxes, including to help balance the budget.^8,10
Federal spending levels	His campaign website calls for ending what it calls reckless federal spending and the Washington debt machine, and says he wants to begin bringing spending under control.^6,11	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	Not found in the public sources we checked	His campaign website says the national debt is being passed on to future generations and calls for balancing the books.⁸

Issues only one candidate has addressed

By candidate, in ballot order. We found nothing public from the other candidates in this race on these issues.

Tim Bennett — 7 issues

Foreign ownership of farmland
His campaign website says purchases of large agricultural areas, water resources, key infrastructure and land near military installations by governments or actors from nations that do not share American values should be restricted or limited.⁶
Nuclear power
His campaign website supports expanding energy production from oil and natural gas, nuclear, hydro, geothermal and practical renewables, rather than mandates it says drive up costs.⁶
Wildfire prevention and forest management
His campaign website says he would support active forest management, wildfire mitigation and watershed protection, in close cooperation with local communities and first responders.⁶
Foreign aid
His campaign website says foreign aid should be tied to clear American interests, accountability and measurable results.⁶
US role in NATO
His campaign website says keeping alliances like NATO is important and that partners should be asked to share the burden of defense fairly.⁶
Immigration enforcement inside the country
His campaign website calls for rapid but humane returns of people who enter the country unlawfully.⁶
Work eligibility checks (E-Verify)
His campaign website calls for restoring orderly, legal pathways for entry, strengthening employment checks and holding accountable employers who exploit vulnerable workers.⁶

Brittany Pettersen — 11 issues

Abortion law
Legal until about 24 weeks, as under Roe v. Wade, and later to protect the woman's life or health
Her campaign website says she is pro-choice and, as a state senator, helped pass legislation to codify Roe v. Wade in Colorado.⁹
Who sets abortion law
A national law making abortion legal in every state, at least until viability, as under Roe v. Wade
Her campaign website says that in Congress she will vote to protect abortion rights for everyone.⁹
Small business loans and programs
Her campaign website says she would help small businesses by increasing their access to capital.⁹
State K-12 school funding
Her campaign website says that as chair of the Colorado House Education Committee she helped build the coalition to raise teacher pay, modernize school buildings and get funding for full-day kindergarten.⁹
Student loan forgiveness
Add targeted relief, such as more forgiveness for public service workers or through income-based repayment
Her campaign website supports loan forgiveness programs for people who work in fields of need such as education and health care, and says the federal government should not make a profit on student loans.⁹
Conservation and development on federal lands
Her campaign website says she will fight in Congress to protect public lands and open spaces from developers.⁹
Child care costs
Her campaign website says major federal changes are needed on child care, including investing in the child care workforce, making it easier to open safe day care centers and helping families afford care.⁹
Red flag laws
Her campaign website lists Colorado's Red Flag law among the laws she passed as a state legislator.¹²
Medicare drug price negotiation
Her campaign website says she will fight to allow Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices.⁹
Social Security benefit levels
Increase benefits, for example with larger yearly cost-of-living raises
Her campaign website says she will defend Social Security and work to increase benefits to keep up with rising costs.⁹
High-speed internet access
Her campaign website says she would invest in broadband access across rural Colorado.⁹

Joe Krzeczkowski — 7 issues

Supreme Court term limits
Set fixed terms, such as 18 years
His campaign website calls for limits on how long anyone can serve on the Supreme Court.⁸
Cryptocurrency rules
Write separate federal rules for crypto, as the House-passed bill would, with most tokens overseen as commodities rather than securities
His campaign website says Congress should pass the CLARITY Act and two other digital currency bills so that clear rules protect consumers and keep the United States a leader in the field.⁸
Campaign finance rules
His campaign website says he will not take corporate PAC money, wants to roll back rules that let large companies, lobbyists and the very wealthy drown out regular voters, and supports passing the DISCLOSE Act.^8,10
Ranked-choice voting
Use ranked-choice voting in more elections
His campaign website supports ranked-choice voting so that winners have majority support and independent candidates can compete without being accused of splitting the vote.⁸
Stock trading by members of Congress
Ban members themselves from trading individual stocks
His campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks while in office.⁸
Term limits for Congress
His campaign website calls for limits on how long anyone can serve in Congress and says he will sign a declaration limiting himself to no more than three terms.⁸
Rules for artificial intelligence
Set rules for specific risks and uses, such as deepfakes, hiring decisions and safety disclosures
His campaign website says artificial intelligence needs smart and fast regulation, including restrictions on artificial content, protections for personal data and rules that make AI companies handle the technology with care, but should not be banned.⁸

Issue statements are drafted by AI from the public sources cited, and only cover what each candidate has said publicly.

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