Know your Colorado judges.
Retention evaluations from 1990–2026, in one place. Browse every judicial performance evaluation published by the Colorado Office of Judicial Performance Evaluation.
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Judicial officers covered
914
Retention cycles
19
Colorado counties
64
Not retained since 1990
13
Featured judges
A snapshot across recent cycles. Browse the full directory →
Ruth M. Acheson
Trial Court · Mineral
Meets StandardsRetained· 82.1% yes2020 cycle
William David Alexander
Trial Court · Pueblo
Does Not MeetOn the November 3, 2026 ballot2026 cycle
Michelle Ann Amico
Trial Court · Arapahoe
Meets StandardsOn the November 3, 2026 ballot2026 cycle
Ashley Andrews
Trial Court · Pitkin
Meets StandardsRetained· 86.7% yes2024 cycle
Michael W.V. Angel
Trial Court · Denver
Meets StandardsOn the November 3, 2026 ballot2026 cycle
Charlotte A. Ankeny
Trial Court · El Paso
Meets StandardsRetained· 65.2% yes2024 cycle
What is a judicial performance evaluation?
Every two years, independent commissions review Colorado judges on the ballot and publish findings to help voters decide on retention. Learn how the process works.
Coverage: 2,026 evaluations across 914 unique judges, 1990–2026. Phase 1 shows the commission summary for each cycle; per-judge narrative detail and survey data land as we ingest the source PDFs.