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Election 2002 Results

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2002 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 7 members of the House in 2002: Democrats won 2 seats and Republicans 5.

The closest was the 7th district, decided by 0.1 points: Bob Beauprez (Republican) beat Mike Feeley (Democrat), 47.3% to 47.2%, a margin of 0.07 points and 121 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 51 of the 64 counties and Democrats in 13. The largest, Jefferson, cast 187,189 votes and went to the Republican by 10.4 points. The closest was San Juan, where 84 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 Degette111,718 (66.3%) Ken Chlouber49,884 (29.6%) 6,980 D+36.7
2 Mark Udall123,504 (60.1%) Sandy Hume75,564 (36.8%) 6,454 D+23.3
3 Denis Berckefeldt68,160 (31.3%) Scott McInnis143,433 (65.8%) 6,379 R+34.5
4 Stan Matsunaka87,499 (41.7%) Marilyn N. Musgrave115,359 (54.9%) 7,097 R+13.3
5 Curtis Imrie45,587 (24.7%) Joel Hefley128,118 (69.4%) 10,972 R+44.7
6 Lance Wright71,327 (30.0%) Thomas G. Tancredo158,851 (66.9%) 7,323 R+36.9
7 Mike Feeley81,668 (47.2%) Bob Beauprez81,789 (47.3%) 9,422 R+0.1

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 79,703 42.6% 99,116 52.9% 8,370 187,189 R+10.4
Denver 103,442 68.0% 43,367 28.5% 5,259 152,068 D+39.5
El Paso 35,334 23.4% 106,836 70.8% 8,818 150,988 R+47.4
Arapahoe 57,638 38.8% 85,504 57.5% 5,544 148,686 R+18.7
Boulder 67,149 63.3% 35,418 33.4% 3,435 106,002 D+29.9
Larimer 44,034 46.9% 46,808 49.9% 3,045 93,887 R+3.0
Adams 45,787 54.9% 34,381 41.2% 3,299 83,467 D+13.7
Douglas 17,541 24.4% 52,271 72.8% 2,003 71,815 R+48.4
Weld 21,491 39.0% 31,537 57.3% 2,037 55,065 R+18.2
Pueblo 19,279 40.0% 28,052 58.2% 854 48,185 R+18.2
Mesa 8,891 21.8% 30,512 74.8% 1,405 40,808 R+53.0
Las Animas 5,362 33.8% 10,064 63.5% 420 15,846 R+29.7
Broomfield 6,920 49.1% 6,782 48.1% 405 14,107 D+1.0
Fremont 3,893 28.1% 9,366 67.5% 612 13,871 R+39.5
Garfield 4,106 29.8% 9,123 66.2% 555 13,784 R+36.4
Montrose 2,596 21.0% 9,344 75.5% 429 12,369 R+54.6
Eagle 6,005 52.1% 5,222 45.3% 294 11,521 D+6.8
Delta 2,410 21.5% 8,437 75.4% 339 11,186 R+53.9
Summit 4,748 58.9% 3,002 37.2% 312 8,062 D+21.7
Montezuma 1,917 24.1% 5,843 73.5% 189 7,949 R+49.4
Teller 1,903 24.2% 5,480 69.7% 483 7,866 R+45.5
Elbert 1,626 21.0% 5,888 76.1% 221 7,735 R+55.1
Morgan 2,998 39.2% 4,413 57.6% 244 7,655 R+18.5
Routt 2,660 36.1% 4,469 60.6% 243 7,372 R+24.5
Chaffee 2,407 35.3% 3,869 56.7% 542 6,818 R+21.4
Logan 2,274 33.5% 4,315 63.5% 203 6,792 R+30.1
Otero 2,032 33.3% 3,945 64.6% 126 6,103 R+31.3
Pitkin 2,933 49.4% 2,768 46.6% 241 5,942 D+2.8
Park 1,864 32.1% 3,443 59.4% 494 5,801 R+27.2
Gunnison 2,008 37.8% 3,062 57.6% 244 5,314 R+19.8
La Plata 2,478 49.7% 2,367 47.5% 143 4,988 D+2.2
Grand 2,258 45.4% 2,523 50.7% 195 4,976 R+5.3
Alamosa 1,467 31.9% 3,016 65.6% 117 4,600 R+33.7
Rio Grande 1,190 26.2% 3,255 71.6% 98 4,543 R+45.5
Moffat 796 17.8% 3,583 79.9% 103 4,482 R+62.2
Clear Creek 2,150 53.7% 1,663 41.5% 193 4,006 D+12.2
Prowers 1,307 32.8% 2,568 64.4% 114 3,989 R+31.6
Archuleta 918 23.4% 2,928 74.7% 75 3,921 R+51.3
Yuma 975 25.1% 2,777 71.6% 127 3,879 R+46.5
Conejos 1,294 40.7% 1,823 57.4% 60 3,177 R+16.7
Kit Carson 819 26.9% 2,122 69.8% 100 3,041 R+42.8
Huerfano 1,092 39.3% 1,615 58.2% 69 2,776 R+18.8
Rio Blanco 311 12.4% 2,091 83.6% 98 2,500 R+71.2
San Miguel 1,234 50.3% 1,017 41.5% 200 2,451 D+8.9
Lake 1,156 49.6% 986 42.3% 189 2,331 D+7.3
Gilpin 1,351 59.7% 777 34.3% 136 2,264 D+25.4
Washington 466 21.5% 1,623 74.9% 78 2,167 R+53.4
Baca 633 29.7% 1,450 68.0% 48 2,131 R+38.3
Saguache 853 42.4% 1,085 54.0% 73 2,011 R+11.5
Lincoln 523 26.7% 1,390 70.8% 49 1,962 R+44.2
Custer 388 20.1% 1,494 77.3% 51 1,933 R+57.2
Phillips 508 26.4% 1,354 70.4% 60 1,922 R+44.0
Bent 794 41.8% 1,063 56.0% 42 1,899 R+14.2
Ouray 582 31.0% 1,225 65.3% 68 1,875 R+34.3
Costilla 836 55.5% 612 40.6% 59 1,507 D+14.9
Crowley 450 34.7% 823 63.5% 24 1,297 R+28.8
Sedgwick 362 30.8% 777 66.2% 35 1,174 R+35.3
Cheyenne 305 28.7% 737 69.3% 21 1,063 R+40.6
Kiowa 263 28.8% 632 69.2% 18 913 R+40.4
Dolores 211 24.9% 612 72.3% 24 847 R+47.3
Jackson 132 15.8% 677 81.3% 24 833 R+65.4
Hinsdale 124 24.1% 362 70.3% 29 515 R+46.2
Mineral 143 32.4% 276 62.4% 23 442 R+30.1
San Juan 143 35.7% 227 56.6% 31 401 R+20.9

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