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Election 2004 Results

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2004 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 7 members of the House in 2004: Democrats won 3 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 3rd district, decided by 4.0 points: John Salazar (Democrat) beat Greg Walcher (Republican), 50.6% to 46.6%, a margin of 4.0 points and 12,124 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 37 of the 64 counties and Democrats in 27. The largest, Jefferson, cast 261,422 votes and went to the Republican by 11.1 points. The closest was Lake, where 21 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 Degette177,077 (73.5%) Roland Chicas58,659 (24.3%) 5,193 D+49.2
2 Mark Udall207,900 (67.2%) Stephen M. Hackman94,160 (30.4%) 7,304 D+36.8
3 John Salazar153,500 (50.6%) Greg Walcher141,376 (46.6%) 8,770 D+4.0
4 Stan Matsunaka136,812 (44.8%) Marilyn N. Musgrave155,958 (51.0%) 12,739 R+6.3
5 Fred Hardee74,098 (27.0%) Joel Hefley193,333 (70.5%) 6,627 R+43.5
6 Joanna L. Conti139,870 (39.1%) Thomas G. Tancredo212,778 (59.5%) 5,093 R+20.4
7 Dave Thomas106,026 (42.8%) Bob Beauprez135,571 (54.7%) 6,167 R+11.9

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 113,681 43.5% 142,665 54.6% 5,076 261,422 R+11.1
El Paso 61,370 26.7% 163,414 71.0% 5,400 230,184 R+44.3
Arapahoe 101,381 45.7% 116,191 52.4% 4,294 221,866 R+6.7
Denver 162,338 74.8% 50,022 23.1% 4,581 216,941 D+51.8
Boulder 107,258 70.0% 41,358 27.0% 4,546 153,162 D+43.0
Larimer 70,489 49.2% 66,307 46.3% 6,477 143,273 D+2.9
Adams 72,839 56.0% 54,044 41.5% 3,258 130,141 D+14.4
Douglas 39,619 34.0% 75,535 64.8% 1,420 116,574 R+30.8
Weld 37,041 42.9% 45,835 53.1% 3,397 86,273 R+10.2
Pueblo 41,464 62.0% 23,710 35.5% 1,697 66,871 D+26.5
Mesa 22,883 38.3% 34,738 58.2% 2,093 59,714 R+19.9
La Plata 13,963 56.8% 10,197 41.5% 440 24,600 D+15.3
Broomfield 13,204 59.1% 8,648 38.7% 487 22,339 D+20.4
Garfield 9,355 46.7% 10,002 49.9% 683 20,040 R+3.2
Fremont 4,753 26.2% 12,938 71.3% 443 18,134 R+45.1
Eagle 11,158 63.9% 5,952 34.1% 348 17,458 D+29.8
Montrose 5,615 34.8% 9,931 61.6% 571 16,117 R+26.8
Delta 4,849 34.8% 8,565 61.6% 501 13,915 R+26.7
Summit 8,914 68.3% 3,780 29.0% 354 13,048 D+39.3
Routt 6,520 57.3% 4,544 39.9% 319 11,383 D+17.4
Teller 2,827 25.1% 8,112 71.9% 338 11,277 R+46.9
Elbert 2,956 26.8% 7,932 71.8% 155 11,043 R+45.1
Montezuma 4,443 42.0% 5,826 55.1% 311 10,580 R+13.1
Morgan 3,976 40.2% 5,619 56.8% 291 9,886 R+16.6
Pitkin 5,892 67.2% 2,630 30.0% 243 8,765 D+37.2
Logan 3,354 38.6% 5,025 57.9% 304 8,683 R+19.2
Chaffee 2,925 34.7% 5,309 63.0% 194 8,428 R+28.3
Otero 4,031 49.8% 3,853 47.6% 218 8,102 D+2.2
Gunnison 4,942 61.1% 2,941 36.4% 204 8,087 D+24.7
Park 2,532 34.0% 4,682 62.9% 224 7,438 R+28.9
Grand 3,994 55.0% 3,096 42.7% 167 7,257 D+12.4
Las Animas 3,844 58.8% 2,473 37.8% 224 6,541 D+21.0
Alamosa 3,959 67.1% 1,826 31.0% 113 5,898 D+36.2
Archuleta 2,355 41.7% 3,144 55.6% 155 5,654 R+14.0
Moffat 1,655 29.6% 3,695 66.0% 250 5,600 R+36.4
Rio Grande 2,966 54.0% 2,401 43.7% 128 5,495 D+10.3
Clear Creek 3,473 64.1% 1,766 32.6% 180 5,419 D+31.5
Prowers 1,449 31.3% 3,011 65.0% 169 4,629 R+33.7
Yuma 1,260 28.4% 3,012 67.9% 164 4,436 R+39.5
Conejos 2,690 69.5% 1,145 29.6% 34 3,869 D+39.9
San Miguel 2,748 71.5% 999 26.0% 99 3,846 D+45.5
Huerfano 1,999 58.3% 1,346 39.3% 84 3,429 D+19.0
Kit Carson 912 26.9% 2,350 69.2% 132 3,394 R+42.4
Gilpin 2,043 66.0% 918 29.7% 134 3,095 D+36.3
Rio Blanco 766 26.3% 2,065 70.8% 84 2,915 R+44.6
Lake 1,338 48.0% 1,317 47.2% 133 2,788 D+0.8
Saguache 1,802 66.0% 850 31.1% 77 2,729 D+34.9
Ouray 1,237 46.8% 1,355 51.2% 53 2,645 R+4.5
Washington 588 23.4% 1,849 73.7% 73 2,510 R+50.2
Custer 834 35.6% 1,450 61.9% 58 2,342 R+26.3
Phillips 717 31.4% 1,503 65.9% 60 2,280 R+34.5
Lincoln 512 22.9% 1,670 74.7% 54 2,236 R+51.8
Bent 812 38.3% 1,258 59.3% 51 2,121 R+21.0
Baca 524 24.8% 1,539 72.8% 51 2,114 R+48.0
Costilla 1,356 77.3% 347 19.8% 52 1,755 D+57.5
Crowley 480 33.0% 936 64.3% 39 1,455 R+31.3
Sedgwick 387 29.2% 893 67.4% 44 1,324 R+38.2
Cheyenne 277 25.0% 788 71.1% 44 1,109 R+46.1
Dolores 452 42.2% 591 55.1% 29 1,072 R+13.0
Jackson 267 30.1% 587 66.2% 33 887 R+36.1
Kiowa 193 22.1% 665 76.2% 15 873 R+54.1
Mineral 325 55.1% 247 41.9% 18 590 D+13.2
Hinsdale 237 40.9% 329 56.7% 14 580 R+15.9
San Juan 302 63.7% 155 32.7% 17 474 D+31.0

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