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Apart from using models.EmailField (which you should be doing) you need to change {{ contactform.errors }} to {{ contactform.email.errors }}
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I figured it out. Before the validation error could even be raised, I was attempting to generate a brand new form.
contactform = ContactForm()
^That code in my views.py file would make it so an entirely new form was created on my HTML template. Once I got rid of it, everything worked like it should.
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