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2008 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 7 members of the House in 2008: Democrats won 5 seats and Republicans 2.

The closest was the 4th district, decided by 12.4 points: Betsy Markey (Democrat) beat Marilyn N. Musgrave (Republican), 56.2% to 43.8%, a margin of 12.4 points and 41,319 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 37 of the 64 counties and Republicans in 27. The largest, Jefferson, cast 281,177 votes and went to the Democrat by 9.3 points. The closest was Moffat, where 3 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 Degette203,755 (71.9%) George C. Lilly67,345 (23.8%) 12,146 D+48.2
2 Jared Polis215,571 (62.6%) Scott Starin116,591 (33.9%) 12,202 D+28.7
3 John T. Salazar203,455 (61.6%) Wayne Wolf126,762 (38.4%) D+23.2
4 Betsy Markey187,347 (56.2%) Marilyn N. Musgrave146,028 (43.8%) D+12.4
5 Hal Bidlack113,025 (37.0%) Doug Lamborn183,178 (60.0%) 8,939 R+23.0
6 Hank Eng162,639 (39.3%) Mike Coffman250,877 (60.7%) R+21.3
7 Ed Perlmutter173,931 (63.5%) John W. Lerew100,055 (36.5%) D+27.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 153,249 54.5% 126,975 45.2% 953 281,177 D+9.3
Denver 188,305 73.2% 58,126 22.6% 10,779 257,210 D+50.6
El Paso 94,823 36.9% 154,978 60.3% 7,292 257,093 R+23.4
Arapahoe 130,036 51.6% 120,372 47.8% 1,368 251,776 D+3.8
Boulder 115,694 71.1% 42,843 26.3% 4,229 162,766 D+44.8
Larimer 96,636 60.7% 62,442 39.3% 159,078 D+21.5
Adams 91,305 60.7% 55,763 37.1% 3,272 150,340 D+23.6
Douglas 47,978 33.6% 94,696 66.4% 142,674 R+32.7
Weld 53,133 52.6% 47,276 46.8% 536 100,945 D+5.8
Pueblo 52,243 72.4% 19,886 27.6% 72,129 D+44.9
Mesa 31,689 47.2% 35,433 52.8% 67,122 R+5.6
Broomfield 14,869 52.9% 12,438 44.3% 798 28,105 D+8.6
La Plata 18,185 68.2% 8,498 31.8% 26,683 D+36.3
Garfield 13,394 59.7% 9,040 40.3% 22,434 D+19.4
Eagle 11,462 57.2% 7,729 38.6% 850 20,041 D+18.6
Fremont 6,777 35.2% 11,825 61.5% 631 19,233 R+26.2
Montrose 8,573 45.8% 10,134 54.2% 18,707 R+8.3
Delta 6,866 45.4% 8,261 54.6% 15,127 R+9.2
Summit 8,458 61.4% 4,534 32.9% 781 13,773 D+28.5
Routt 9,155 72.2% 3,533 27.8% 12,688 D+44.3
Elbert 3,204 25.5% 9,377 74.5% 12,581 R+49.1
Teller 3,956 32.2% 7,907 64.3% 435 12,298 R+32.1
Montezuma 6,461 56.3% 5,008 43.7% 11,469 D+12.7
Morgan 4,654 46.7% 5,321 53.3% 9,975 R+6.7
Pitkin 7,403 78.6% 2,012 21.4% 9,415 D+57.3
Chaffee 4,043 43.6% 4,974 53.7% 254 9,271 R+10.0
Park 3,713 41.8% 4,980 56.0% 198 8,891 R+14.3
Logan 3,831 43.7% 4,928 56.3% 8,759 R+12.5
Gunnison 6,329 73.8% 2,248 26.2% 8,577 D+47.6
Otero 4,956 61.9% 3,056 38.1% 8,012 D+23.7
Grand 3,656 46.9% 3,839 49.3% 294 7,789 R+2.3
Las Animas 4,845 72.6% 1,826 27.4% 6,671 D+45.3
Archuleta 3,593 56.5% 2,768 43.5% 6,361 D+13.0
Alamosa 4,725 76.3% 1,465 23.7% 6,190 D+52.7
Moffat 2,841 50.0% 2,838 50.0% 5,679 D+0.1
Clear Creek 2,985 54.6% 2,176 39.8% 310 5,471 D+14.8
Rio Grande 3,508 64.7% 1,913 35.3% 5,421 D+29.4
Prowers 1,809 40.3% 2,685 59.7% 4,494 R+19.5
Yuma 1,530 35.4% 2,796 64.6% 4,326 R+29.3
San Miguel 3,415 81.8% 758 18.2% 4,173 D+63.7
Conejos 3,000 77.2% 885 22.8% 3,885 D+54.4
Huerfano 2,639 72.2% 1,017 27.8% 3,656 D+44.4
Kit Carson 1,272 38.9% 1,994 61.1% 3,266 R+22.1
Gilpin 1,810 56.9% 1,187 37.3% 184 3,181 D+19.6
Rio Blanco 1,098 36.2% 1,934 63.8% 3,032 R+27.6
Ouray 1,780 60.2% 1,178 39.8% 2,958 D+20.4
Lake 1,590 57.2% 1,059 38.1% 129 2,778 D+19.1
Saguache 2,015 75.8% 645 24.2% 2,660 D+51.5
Custer 1,364 53.0% 1,209 47.0% 2,573 D+6.0
Washington 736 29.9% 1,728 70.1% 2,464 R+40.3
Phillips 825 37.6% 1,372 62.4% 2,197 R+24.9
Lincoln 740 33.7% 1,455 66.3% 2,195 R+32.6
Baca 496 23.5% 1,614 76.5% 2,110 R+53.0
Bent 741 39.2% 1,147 60.8% 1,888 R+21.5
Costilla 1,488 86.3% 236 13.7% 1,724 D+72.6
Crowley 593 38.5% 946 61.5% 1,539 R+22.9
Sedgwick 603 46.6% 691 53.4% 1,294 R+6.8
Dolores 650 55.8% 515 44.2% 1,165 D+11.6
Cheyenne 344 31.7% 740 68.3% 1,084 R+36.5
Jackson 424 48.0% 459 52.0% 883 R+4.0
Kiowa 190 23.5% 619 76.5% 809 R+53.0
Mineral 397 65.6% 208 34.4% 605 D+31.2
Hinsdale 326 56.3% 253 43.7% 579 D+12.6
San Juan 360 74.7% 122 25.3% 482 D+49.4

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