A political caucus meeting is a local, community-based gathering where registered voters come together to participate directly in the democratic process. Held in even-numbered years for every precinct or neighborhood, caucus meetings are open to all registered voters and provide an opportunity to discuss issues, elect local leadership, and participate at the grassroots level. At these meetings, participants also elect county and state delegates, who go on to help select Republican candidates for public office. Participating in a caucus is a privilege and a responsibility, giving voters a direct voice in how their communities and government are represented.

Note: All caucus locations are accessible to persons with disabilities in accordance with Colorado law and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Accessibility requests under C.R.S. § 1-1-116 must be submitted here.

The Larimer County Republican Party is hosting election-cycle training sessions that cover how the caucus and assembly process works. These trainings are open to the public—everyone is welcome to attend. No registration is required. These sessions are held at the LCRP headquarters located at 4020 S. College Ave. Unit B-11.

Monday sessions held from 12:00-1:00pm on the following dates: Feb. 2, Feb. 9, & Feb. 16

Friday sessions held from 2:00-3:00pm on the following dates: Feb. 6, Feb. 13, & Feb. 20

2026 Celebration Through Activation

This year marks the 250 year anniversary of America’s founding — a legacy created by citizens who risked everything for liberty and self-government. Our strength has never come from government power, but from free people willing to defend freedom. As President Ronald Reagan warned, freedom is never guaranteed; it must be protected by each generation. We protect our freedom by engaging at every level – something for everyone!

This election year is pivotal! The future direction of our country will be decided by whether citizens show up, organize, and lead, or allow others to redefine the principles that made America. In Larimer County, freedom is defended locally through grassroots organizing, strong candidates, and voter turnout at every level. Our legacy of freedom begin with what we do now.”