Tyler Scott Brown

Democrat · Candidate for Arapahoe County Sheriff · Incumbent · November 3, 2026

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About this race

The county's chief law-enforcement officer. Runs the sheriff's office and usually the county jail, patrols areas outside city police departments, and serves court papers.

2 candidates ran for Arapahoe County Sheriff in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

Immigration enforcement (ICE 287(g))

ICE's list of 287(g) participating agencies shows no agreement for Arapahoe County's sheriff's office.

Under 287(g), ICE trains and authorizes local officers to carry out some federal immigration duties. From ICE's list of participating agencies, as of October 28, 2026. Whether to keep, change or end an agreement is up to the sheriff.

About Tyler Scott Brown

Arapahoe County Sheriff. Arapahoe County's sheriff since 2019, the Democratic nominee seeking re-election. Before taking office he spent more than a decade as a police officer, code enforcement officer and campus safety officer at Denver-area agencies including Aurora; he sits on the governing board of the Unified Metropolitan Forensic Crime Lab.

What they say they'll focus on:

  • Make Arapahoe County one of the safest communities for residents
  • Expanded medication-assisted treatment in the jail
  • Address drug use and mental health challenges
  • Continue the School Therapy K-9 program

Summarized in our words from source 1, source 2, checked October 2026. Not an endorsement.

Where they stand

We place candidates only from a published academic score (from a voting record or campaign donors) or from enough of their own statements on policy, and we haven't found either for Tyler Scott Brown that we can reliably source yet.

To see where they stand, read their own words: campaign site. What they say they'll focus on is listed above.

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Health careCenter · 90%

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Funding

$15K raised.

Largest donorsAmount
Qusair Mohamedbhai$2,850
Murphy Robinson Jr$1,450
Murphy Robinson$1,425
David Hettich$1,425
Alex Robinson$1,425
Scott Lucius$1,200
Scott W Brown$1,000
Margaret R Brown$1,000

Source: Colorado Secretary of State (TRACER), reports through 2026-10-23.

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Quick answers

What party is Tyler Scott Brown?
Tyler Scott Brown is running as a Democrat.
Is Tyler Scott Brown the incumbent?
Yes. Tyler Scott Brown currently holds this office.
What does the Arapahoe County Sheriff seat do?
The county's chief law-enforcement officer. Runs the sheriff's office and usually the county jail, patrols areas outside city police departments, and serves court papers.
Who is Tyler Scott Brown running against?
Kevin Scott Edling, for Arapahoe County Sheriff.
How much money has Tyler Scott Brown raised?
$15K as of the latest state campaign-finance filings.
Should I vote for Tyler Scott Brown?
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