Democratic Primary · June 30
Donald Valdez for Conejos County Treasurer
Giving back to my community.
I appreciate your vote by June 30. Mail-in ballots have been sent — and if you have any questions or concerns, I'm here.
Giving back to my community.
I appreciate your vote by June 30. Mail-in ballots have been sent — and if you have any questions or concerns, I'm here.
The Treasurer's office is one of the heartbeats of our county's financial infrastructure. Donald Valdez
My experience at the state capitol and right here in Conejos County has given me a deep understanding of how to protect and administer taxpayer dollars — while keeping our financial systems efficient, transparent, and modern.
This is about giving back to the community that raised me, and being a careful steward of every public dollar that passes through this office.
Handle county funds with diligence, accuracy, and respect for the people they belong to.
Put residents first with responsive, straightforward service from the Treasurer's office.
Reinforce protections for the property owners who are the backbone of our county.
Protect our water and land and support conservation practices that last for generations to come.
Stand with the veterans of Conejos County who have given so much for all of us.
Safeguard residents and public funds with strong internal controls, regular audits, and vigilant oversight that stop fraud before it starts.
From our ranches and rivers to the people who make this valley home — Donald is rooted in Conejos County.
Donald Valdez — former State Representative and experienced public administrator — has officially announced his candidacy for Conejos County Treasurer. Read the full announcement, including his background in financial stewardship and his priorities for the county.
📄 Read the full announcement (PDF)Tuesday, June 30
Mail-in ballots were sent to all registered voters on June 8. If you haven’t received yours, contact the Conejos County Clerk & Recorder’s office. Ballots must be received by 7 PM on June 30 — postmarks don’t count, so if it’s close, use a drop box.
Use any of the county’s three 24-hour ballot drop boxes:
La Jara Town HallIn-person voting and registration are available at the Conejos County Courthouse (open to the public starting June 22; 7 AM–7 PM on Election Day).
Check your registration at GoVoteColorado.gov.
Send a note and Donald will get back to you — about the office, your ballot, or how to help.