
Candidate for Governor
Jeff Peckman
Peckman is an entrepreneur and author who won the Unity Party primary in June 2026 and says his campaign is self-funded. His platform centers on what he calls "coherence" in government, cutting air pollution with new technologies, and graphene research and manufacturing.
- Current or most recent role
- Entrepreneur and author
- Running mate
- T.J. Cole (Lieutenant Governor)
- Hometown
- Born in Paola, Kansas
- Campaign website
- jeffpeckman.com
Why they say you should vote for them
The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.
Background
- Unity Party nominee for governor (won primary with 53.7%), 2026 Colorado election · 2026[3]
- Founder, COCUUN (startup company) · Current[2]
- Organizer of three candidate campaigns and three ballot initiative campaigns, Colorado · Past 28 years[1]
Education
- High school diploma, Abraham Lincoln High School[1]
Where they stand
- Energy & EnvironmentWould declare an air pollution emergency on his first day with a goal to "reduce air pollution by 50% within two years," without new regulations or tax-funded incentives.[2]
- Economy & JobsWants Colorado to lead in graphene research and manufacturing, and would have the state pension fund PERA invest in Colorado companies working on air pollution.[2]
- Elections & DemocracyWould create a Chief Coherence Officer in state government, supports fair elections for all parties, and calls for discussions about Colorado becoming a sovereign country.[2]
Voting record
Jeff Peckman has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.
Sources
- Jeff Peckman (Candidate Connection survey, 2026), Ballotpedia, Invalid Date
- Jeff Peckman for Governor, Peckman campaign
- 2026 Colorado gubernatorial election, Wikipedia
Photo: Jeff Peckman campaign (Campaign photo).
Last reviewed October 10, 2026. Spot an error or something missing? Report a correction.
Also running for Governor
- Stephen T. Hamilton (American Constitution Party)
- Greg Lopez (Unaffiliated)
- Victor Marx (Republican)
- Eric Mulder (Libertarian)
- Erik Underwood (Approval Voting Party)
- Phil Weiser (Democratic)