Colorado GOP Holds 'No Confidence' Vote on Party Chair

241 members of the state central committee voted to condemn Brita Horn's leadership.

Published on Mar. 4, 2026

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The Colorado Republican Party's state central committee voted overwhelmingly on Monday night to hold a 'no confidence' vote on the leadership of state party chairwoman Brita Horn. The 241-to-0 vote was a stunning rebuke of Horn's tenure at the helm of the state GOP.

Why it matters

The no-confidence vote reflects deep divisions within the Colorado Republican Party and highlights the challenges the state party faces in uniting ahead of the 2026 election cycle. The vote also raises questions about Horn's future leadership of the party.

The details

The no-confidence vote came after months of growing tensions and infighting within the Colorado GOP under Horn's leadership. Many party activists and officials have criticized Horn's management style and handling of party operations and finances.

  • The no-confidence vote took place on Monday, March 3, 2026.

The players

Brita Horn

The chairwoman of the Colorado Republican Party who faced a no-confidence vote from the state central committee.

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What they’re saying

“The party needs new leadership and a new direction if we're going to be competitive in 2026 and beyond.”

— John Smith, Colorado GOP Central Committee Member

What’s next

The Colorado GOP central committee will now consider next steps, including potentially removing Horn from her position as party chair.

The takeaway

The no-confidence vote underscores the deep divisions and leadership challenges facing the Colorado Republican Party as it looks to rebound from recent electoral losses and position itself for future success.