Political future of Jena Griswold

[Tekken_Guy]

What is the political future of Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold?

[The Arizonan]

My guess is that she runs for governor in 2026 when Jared Polis is term-limited or for lieutenant governor when Dianne Primavera is term-limited. She might run for senator when one of the seats opens up.

[Calthrina950]

My guess is that she runs for governor in 2026 when Jared Polis is term-limited or for lieutenant governor when Dianne Primavera is term-limited. She might run for senator when one of the seats opens up.

I agree. Griswold will either run for Governor or she will run for Senate, as I've said before that Hickenlooper might very well retire after just one term. But if she runs for Senate, she will probably face competition from Neguse and/or Crow. Of course's, that's also a factor to be considered for a potential gubernatorial run.

[The Arizonan]

My guess is that she runs for governor in 2026 when Jared Polis is term-limited or for lieutenant governor when Dianne Primavera is term-limited. She might run for senator when one of the seats opens up.

I agree. Griswold will either run for Governor or she will run for Senate, as I've said before that Hickenlooper might very well retire after just one term. But if she runs for Senate, she will probably face competition from Neguse and/or Crow. Of course's, that's also a factor to be considered for a potential gubernatorial run.

The most likely possibility of her holding another office would be a House seat. Mike Coffman used to be a statewide officer before getting elected to Congress.

[NewYorkExpress]

She's going to run for another statewide office of some kind.

She might run for Senate in 2026 (and I wouldn't even rule out an attempt at primarying Hickenlooper if he runs for reelection), or Governor.

As an Attorney, a bid for Attorney General in 2026 is also plausible.

She could also end up in a Harris Administration/Biden Second Term Administration in a mid-level position in the Justice Department, given she's an Attorney. Something like Solicitor General, Assistant Attorney General, or U.S Attorney for the District of Colorado might be possible.