Christina Marie Apostoli
Candidate for Arapahoe County Court Judge (retention) — Christina Marie Apostoli · Incumbent · November 3, 2026
About this race
A county trial judge. Handles misdemeanors, traffic cases, small claims and smaller civil lawsuits, and in some states juvenile or other specialized matters.
1 candidate ran for Arapahoe County Court Judge (retention) — Christina Marie Apostoli in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
About Christina Marie Apostoli
Arapahoe County Court Judge. Appointed by Gov. Jared Polis to the Arapahoe County Court (18th Judicial District) in January 2024, filling the vacancy left by Judge Chantel E. Contiguglia. She had been a District Court Magistrate in the 18th Judicial District since 2011, after serving as a magistrate in the 17th Judicial District, an associate at The Harris Law Firm, a Deputy District Attorney in the 18th Judicial District (2002-2009) and a staff attorney at El Paso Legal Assistance Society. She holds a B.A. from Colorado State University and a J.D. from Oklahoma City University School of Law.
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Quick answers
- What party is Judge Christina Marie Apostoli?
- None on the ballot: retention votes are nonpartisan, so no party label appears.
- What does a retention vote mean?
- A Yes/No vote on whether Judge Christina Marie Apostoli stays on the Arapahoe County Court for another term. There is no opponent: YES keeps the judge, NO removes them if most voters vote NO.
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