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Election 1998 Results

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1998 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 6 members of the House in 1998: Democrats won 2 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 2.4 points: Mark Udall (Democrat) beat Bob Greenlee (Republican), 49.9% to 47.4%, a margin of 2.4 points and 5,561 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 55 of the 63 counties and Democrats in 8. The largest, Jefferson, cast 177,108 votes and went to the Republican by 13.0 points. The closest was San Miguel, where 37 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Diana Degette116,628 (66.9%) Nancy McClanahan52,452 (30.1%) 5,225 D+36.8
2 Mark Udall113,946 (49.9%) Bob Greenlee108,385 (47.4%) 6,111 D+2.4
3 Robert Reed Kelley74,479 (31.5%) Scott McInnis156,501 (66.1%) 5,673 R+34.7
4 Susan Kirkpatrick89,973 (40.7%) Bob Schaffer131,318 (59.3%) R+18.7
5 Ken Alford55,609 (26.0%) Joel Hefley155,790 (72.7%) 2,871 R+46.8
6 Henry L. Strauss82,662 (41.5%) Tom Tancredo111,374 (55.9%) 5,152 R+14.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 74,476 42.1% 97,583 55.1% 5,049 177,108 R+13.0
Denver 106,138 67.6% 46,238 29.5% 4,582 156,958 D+38.2
Arapahoe 58,805 41.0% 82,039 57.2% 2,606 143,450 R+16.2
El Paso 29,864 24.4% 90,875 74.2% 1,804 122,543 R+49.8
Boulder 59,066 56.2% 43,745 41.6% 2,231 105,042 D+14.6
Larimer 38,877 45.8% 45,896 54.1% 96 84,869 R+8.3
Adams 39,857 48.7% 39,684 48.5% 2,342 81,883 D+0.2
Douglas 13,042 25.7% 37,129 73.1% 648 50,819 R+47.4
Weld 18,697 40.7% 27,124 59.1% 62 45,883 R+18.4
Pueblo 18,547 40.8% 26,486 58.2% 443 45,476 R+17.5
Mesa 10,720 26.8% 28,414 71.1% 824 39,958 R+44.3
Garfield 4,043 31.7% 7,896 62.0% 798 12,737 R+30.3
Fremont 3,457 27.4% 8,963 71.0% 202 12,622 R+43.6
Montrose 2,397 21.9% 8,366 76.5% 171 10,934 R+54.6
Delta 2,408 24.6% 7,164 73.2% 219 9,791 R+48.6
La Plata 2,709 29.0% 6,537 70.0% 93 9,339 R+41.0
Eagle 2,873 31.1% 6,110 66.2% 253 9,236 R+35.0
Morgan 2,631 32.5% 5,469 67.5% 8,100 R+35.0
Montezuma 1,982 26.6% 5,336 71.6% 139 7,457 R+45.0
Logan 2,173 32.6% 4,493 67.4% 6,666 R+34.8
Routt 2,049 30.9% 4,383 66.1% 194 6,626 R+35.2
Teller 1,585 24.0% 4,918 74.4% 103 6,606 R+50.5
Elbert 1,732 26.4% 4,826 73.6% 6,558 R+47.2
Summit 2,145 34.2% 3,905 62.2% 224 6,274 R+28.1
Otero 2,356 38.4% 3,787 61.6% 6,143 R+23.3
Chaffee 1,831 30.1% 4,127 67.9% 119 6,077 R+37.8
Pitkin 2,722 51.0% 2,326 43.6% 287 5,335 D+7.4
Gunnison 2,002 38.8% 2,802 54.3% 356 5,160 R+15.5
Alamosa 1,548 31.7% 3,277 67.0% 63 4,888 R+35.4
Park 1,437 29.5% 3,245 66.7% 185 4,867 R+37.1
Las Animas 2,852 58.8% 1,995 41.2% 4,847 D+17.7
Rio Grande 1,170 25.1% 3,430 73.6% 59 4,659 R+48.5
Moffat 824 19.1% 3,418 79.2% 74 4,316 R+60.1
Prowers 1,246 29.8% 2,933 70.2% 4,179 R+40.4
Grand 1,083 26.2% 2,942 71.1% 112 4,137 R+44.9
Yuma 956 24.5% 2,949 75.5% 3,905 R+51.0
Clear Creek 1,697 44.4% 1,989 52.1% 134 3,820 R+7.6
Conejos 1,432 40.4% 2,064 58.3% 45 3,541 R+17.8
Archuleta 709 21.6% 2,501 76.0% 79 3,289 R+54.5
Kit Carson 677 21.3% 2,508 78.7% 3,185 R+57.5
Rio Blanco 490 18.6% 2,098 79.8% 41 2,629 R+61.2
Huerfano 1,080 42.2% 1,434 56.0% 48 2,562 R+13.8
Lake 907 37.5% 1,261 52.2% 248 2,416 R+14.7
San Miguel 1,038 47.5% 1,001 45.8% 148 2,187 D+1.7
Saguache 809 37.3% 1,301 60.0% 59 2,169 R+22.7
Washington 446 20.8% 1,698 79.2% 2,144 R+58.4
Baca 567 28.7% 1,410 71.3% 1,977 R+42.6
Phillips 495 25.1% 1,476 74.9% 1,971 R+49.8
Lincoln 484 24.6% 1,485 75.4% 1,969 R+50.8
Bent 873 45.3% 1,056 54.7% 1,929 R+9.5
Gilpin 830 48.7% 789 46.3% 86 1,705 D+2.4
Custer 270 17.4% 1,240 80.1% 38 1,548 R+62.7
Costilla 883 59.6% 563 38.0% 35 1,481 D+21.6
Ouray 379 25.7% 1,066 72.3% 29 1,474 R+46.6
Crowley 470 36.6% 814 63.4% 1,284 R+26.8
Sedgwick 415 34.0% 806 66.0% 1,221 R+32.0
Cheyenne 240 20.6% 926 79.4% 1,166 R+58.8
Kiowa 210 21.7% 757 78.3% 967 R+56.6
Dolores 194 24.1% 589 73.3% 21 804 R+49.1
Jackson 139 17.9% 616 79.5% 20 775 R+61.5
Mineral 125 28.2% 304 68.5% 15 444 R+40.3
Hinsdale 106 26.4% 279 69.6% 16 401 R+43.1
San Juan 94 29.1% 218 67.5% 11 323 R+38.4

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Colorado in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 4, R 4 D+11.8
2022 D 5, R 3 D+12.7
2020 D 4, R 3 D+9.5
2018 D 4, R 3 D+10.5
2016 D 3, R 4 R+0.9
2014 D 3, R 4 R+3.2
2012 D 3, R 4 R+2.6
2010 D 3, R 4 R+4.7
2008 D 5, R 2 D+11.8
2006 D 4, R 3 D+13.6
2004 D 3, R 4 D+0.2
2002 D 2, R 5 R+11.7
2000 D 2, R 4 R+29.1
1998 D 2, R 4 R+14.3
1996 D 2, R 4 R+16.2
1994 D 2, R 4 R+30.6
1992 D 2, R 4 R+4.5
1990 D 3, R 3 D+1.6