Who is running for Denver County Court, Retention: Judge Andrea Eddy in 2026?
Here are the candidates for Denver County Court, Retention: Judge Andrea Eddy on the November 3, 2026 ballot. This race is on the ballot for voters in Denver County.
This is a retention vote: voters decide yes or no on keeping this judge for another term. Judges may not promise how they would rule, so we show experience and record instead of issue positions.
Andrea Eddy
· IncumbentDenver County Court Judge (Denver County Court)
Andrea Eddy is the sitting Denver County Court Judge, standing for a retention vote on the November 3, 2026 ballot1. Denver County Court Judge since July 2016; earlier a full-time magistrate on the court2. The commission found the judge meets performance standards24.
- Denver County Court Judge since July 2016; earlier a full-time magistrate on the court2
- Senior deputy district attorney in Denver for a decade, prosecuting domestic abuse, child abuse and sex crimes2
- University of California, Santa Barbara; University of Denver law degree2
- Colorado judges are first appointed by the governor to a provisional term and then stand for retention3. Andrea Eddy was appointed to the Denver County Court in July 20162. This is a retention election: voters decide yes or no on keeping the sitting judge, and no opponent is on the ballot1.
- Bar poll: Colorado Office of Judicial Performance Evaluation, 2026 evaluation: the page prints "Recommendation: Meets Performance Standards" and states: "The Denver County Court Commission on Judicial Performance unanimously agrees by a vote of 5-0 that Judge Andrea Eddy MEETS PERFORMANCE STANDARDS."24. This is an official state commission evaluation of the judge's performance, not an endorsement.
- Public discipline: The Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline states that it has no jurisdiction over Denver County Court judges, so its public Determination Database does not cover this judge. No other discipline source was checked.5
Last reviewed 2026-10-08. Spotted something wrong? Every claim links to its source so you can check it yourself.