Cory Robertson (L) – CO-03 House 2026

About

Cory Robertson is the Libertarian Party nominee for U.S. House in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, nominated at the Colorado Libertarian Party's April 2026 convention for the November 3, 2026 general election. A longtime Colorado resident from Aurora and a stay-at-home father who says he has served on local county and state boards, he lists his top priorities as stopping money printing, ending lobbying, and building a coalition to repeal laws that infringe individual liberties. His platform also calls for dissolving ICE, releasing federal land to the states, repealing Affordable Care Act mandates, and ending bulk data collection.

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Positions on Key Issues

Positions of Cory Robertson on key issues
Issue	Stance	Sources
Healthcare	Robertson supports repealing Affordable Care Act mandates, allowing insurance to be sold across state lines, and empowering Health Savings Accounts. He also says he would remove FDA barriers that delay life-saving treatments, arguing that free-market competition would drive down costs.	Cory Robertson campaign platform Cory Robertson \| Local Candidates CO voter guide for the General election on Nov 03, 2026.
Economy	Robertson calls for ending Social Security "as we know it" and letting young people invest in their own retirement, while honoring existing contracts to seniors. He also proposes selling unused federal land back to the states to help pay down the federal debt.	Cory Robertson campaign platform Web search for Cory Robertson Colorado congressional candidate economy 2026 Web search for Cory Robertson CO-03 economic policy
Civil Rights & Equality	On his campaign platform for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, Robertson emphasizes privacy and civil liberties: he describes mass surveillance by the NSA, FBI, and other agencies as a violation of Fourth Amendment rights, and says he would oppose bulk data collection, require warrants for digital searches, and hold agencies accountable for civil-liberties violations. The platform does not state a broader position on civil-rights or equality issues.	CO-03 District Candidates 2026 – Libertarian Party of Colorado
Local Issues	Robertson presents himself as a longtime Colorado resident who has served on local county and state boards and says he wants everyday voices to be heard in government. His platform also calls for selling unused federal land back to the states, framing the proposal as a way to address federal debt and return control of those lands to state governments.	CO-03 District — Cory Robertson Candidates 2026 — Libertarian Party of Colorado

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Healthcare

Robertson supports repealing Affordable Care Act mandates, allowing insurance to be sold across state lines, and empowering Health Savings Accounts. He also says he would remove FDA barriers that delay life-saving treatments, arguing that free-market competition would drive down costs.

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Cory Robertson campaign platform

Cory Robertson | Local Candidates

CO voter guide for the General election on Nov 03, 2026.

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No public position found: Climate/Energy, Abortion & Reproductive Health, Immigration, Firearms & Second Amendment, Foreign Policy, Education, Tech & AI, Election Policy

Top Donors

No campaign finance data was found in public FEC disclosures for Cory Robertson's 2026 U.S. House bid. The Green Papers 2026 Colorado general-election listing identifies Robertson as the Libertarian nominee for the 3rd Congressional District but does not list an FEC committee ID for him, unlike other candidates in the race who have filed with the FEC.

Sources

Colorado 2026 General Election - The Green Papers FEC Browse Candidates - Cory Robertson

Voting Record

No public legislative voting record was found for Cory Robertson, who has not previously held elected office. His campaign biography describes him as a longtime Colorado resident and stay-at-home father who has served on local county and state boards, but no prior legislative or executive office was identified in public records.

Sources

View full voting record Colorado 2026 General Election - The Green Papers

About this research

Data compiled from public sources and analyzed using AI. Last updated October 10, 2026. Visit candidate websites for the most current information.