Chuck BroermanR

Chuck Broerman is the El Paso County Treasurer and the former El Paso County Clerk and Recorder. A Republican, he served as the county's chief elections official for nearly a decade before assuming the treasurer's office in 2023. He is also a former El Paso County Republican Party chair and state party vice chair.

Broerman is a designated proponent of Amendment 84, a 2026 ballot measure that would require Colorado voters to include the last four digits of their Social Security number or state identification number on their mail ballot envelopes. He filed the initiative alongside Suzanne Taheri, a former Colorado deputy secretary of state. Broerman has publicly stated that the measure would add a second layer of verification beyond the state's existing signature requirement.

During his tenure as clerk and recorder, Broerman oversaw the administration of elections in El Paso County. Following the 2020 election, he publicly defended the integrity of the county's voting systems against fraud allegations, which reportedly led to him receiving threats from election deniers. In 2023, Governor Jared Polis appointed him as the county's public trustee, a role consolidated into the treasurer's office. Broerman is running for re-election as treasurer in 2026.