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Democratic Socialists of America chapters in Denver and Boulder quietly released detailed voter guides this month, publicly endorsing a slate of Democratic primary picks ahead of Colorado’s June 30 primary. Their ballot books push a hard-left agenda into local and statewide contests, proving the DSA is no longer a fringe agitator but an organized political force in state politics.
Colorado’s primary calendar — with votes scheduled for June 30, 2026 — includes consequential contests from attorney general to state legislative seats and even U.S. Senate positioning, making these endorsements potentially decisive for the direction of the state. These races matter because whoever wins the primary will often be the likely general election victor in many Colorado districts, and the stakes for policy are immediate.
The Denver DSA guide doesn’t hide its priorities: an arms embargo on Israel, redirecting military spending into domestic programs, and other radical redistributive measures that would hamper America’s standing and strain Colorado’s economy. These are ideological goals with real-world consequences — higher taxes, weakened defense, and policy experiments that will hit ordinary workers and small business owners hardest.
Meanwhile, big anonymous money is pouring into Democratic primaries here, nearly $2 million in dark-money spending targeting statehouse contests, a pattern that should worry voters of every stripe. When shadowy PACs bankroll ideological pickets and parachute in preferred candidates, the result is less accountability and more extremists elevated by cash rather than by voters.
This is not hypothetical. Elected officials with ties to socialist groups have already influenced policy debates in Colorado, and the DSA’s fingerprints are visible on several campaigns and local leaders who once claimed centrism. Julie Gonzales, for example, was publicly a member of the DSA for years, showing how quickly association with radical groups can translate into mainstream power.
Even mainstream cable panels are sounding the alarm; Fox News hosts and guests have highlighted the leftward lurch and the ugly rhetoric coming from some progressive corners in recent coverage, reflecting a real concern among patriotic Americans. Conservatives should not cede the narrative or the field — this is about preserving liberty, law and order, and common-sense governance.
If you care about your family, your business, and the future of your community, show up on June 30 and vote in the primary, and push back against the money and the organizers who want to remake America in a failed socialist image. The grassroots always wins when it’s organized, informed, and unafraid to stand for freedom — Colorado is the next line of defense, and patriots must answer the call.
