Put Your Priorities on the Record: Request an AARP Colorado Postcard Party Box

Make Midterms Part of Your Next Social Gathering

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It’s election season, and AARP Colorado has a kit you can use to make a party out of it!

Nearly half of all Colorado voters are 50 or older, and the issues that affect their lives should be front and center for every candidate on the ballot this midterm election cycle.

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AARP Colorado is offering Postcard Party Boxes so any Colorado resident can customize retro postcards with what matters most to them and send those cards directly to candidates on the November 3, 2026 ballot.

What Is an AARP Colorado Postcard Party Box?

AARP Colorado is offering Postcard Party Boxes to anyone in the state who wants to raise what matters to them with the candidates seeking their vote in 2026. Gather your friends and family members and make your voice heard!

Each box includes premade, retro-style postcards you can personalize, pens, and other goodies. Add why Social Security and/or supporting family caregivers is important to you, then mail the postcards to the federal candidates of your choice on the November 3 ballot.

Every postcard also includes a link to AARP Colorado's 50-plus voting issues page, giving candidates direct access to information about what voters 50 and older in Colorado are paying attention to this election cycle. Feel free to use the voting issues page to help inform your messages to candidates!

Request Your Colorado Postcard Party Box Today

Any Colorado resident can request a Postcard Party Box from AARP Colorado, while supplies last. Once it arrives, personalize your retro postcards with the issues that matter most to you and mail them to the candidates on the November 3, 2026 Colorado ballot. AARP is nonpartisan and does not endorse or donate to the campaigns of elected officials or candidates for public office.

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Why Colorado Voters 50 and Over Will Shape the 2026 Midterms

With more than 900,000 family caregivers and more than 1 million Coloradans counting on Social Security, the policy decisions candidates make have real, daily consequences for older residents and their families. As a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, AARP's role is to make sure candidates understand the priorities of Coloradans 50-plus and respond to them.

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The Issues Colorado Candidates Need to Hear From You

Social Security

Without congressional action, Social Security is projected to cover only about 80 percent of full payments by around 2033. AARP opposes any changes that would cut payments, reduce cost-of-living adjustments, privatize the program, or raise the retirement age. The candidates on this year’s ballot will be the ones who must take action to protect Social Security.

Housing and Livable Communities

A 2024 AARP survey found that 75 percent of older adults want to stay in their homes, but 44 percent feel they will have no choice but to move. AARP is pushing candidates to develop real solutions that help Coloradans 50 and older find and keep affordable housing and age in the communities they love.

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