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2012 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 7 members of the House in 2012: Democrats won 3 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 6th district, decided by 2.0 points: Mike Coffman (Republican) beat Joe Miklosi (Democrat), 47.8% to 45.8%, a margin of 2.0 points and 7,001 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 40 of the 64 counties and Democrats in 24. The largest, Jefferson, cast 302,186 votes and went to the Democrat by 4.2 points. The closest was Huerfano, where 29 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 Degette237,579 (68.2%) Danny Stroud93,217 (26.8%) 17,414 D+41.5
2 Jared Polis234,758 (55.7%) Kevin Lundberg162,639 (38.6%) 24,183 D+17.1
3 Sal Pace142,619 (41.1%) Scott R. Tipton185,291 (53.4%) 19,337 R+12.3
4 Brandon Shaffer125,800 (36.7%) Cory Gardner200,006 (58.4%) 16,530 R+21.7
5 none Doug Lamborn199,639 (65.0%) 107,592 R+65.0
6 Joe Miklosi156,937 (45.8%) Mike Coffman163,938 (47.8%) 22,039 R+2.0
7 Ed Perlmutter182,460 (53.5%) Joe Coors139,066 (40.8%) 19,444 D+12.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 149,713 49.5% 136,929 45.3% 15,544 302,186 D+4.2
Denver 207,165 72.9% 63,082 22.2% 13,958 284,205 D+50.7
Arapahoe 134,110 48.5% 124,352 45.0% 17,876 276,338 D+3.5
El Paso 0 0.0% 169,363 64.5% 93,212 262,575 R+64.5
Boulder 119,079 69.0% 44,498 25.8% 9,049 172,626 D+43.2
Larimer 82,534 47.9% 79,700 46.3% 10,068 172,302 D+1.6
Adams 89,393 52.7% 68,181 40.2% 12,089 169,663 D+12.5
Douglas 52,941 33.0% 99,849 62.3% 7,601 160,391 R+29.2
Weld 43,881 39.8% 60,861 55.2% 5,580 110,322 R+15.4
Pueblo 39,764 52.6% 31,734 42.0% 4,031 75,529 D+10.6
Mesa 19,397 27.5% 46,931 66.5% 4,229 70,557 R+39.0
Broomfield 16,208 51.2% 13,829 43.7% 1,630 31,667 D+7.5
La Plata 13,938 49.3% 12,896 45.7% 1,414 28,248 D+3.7
Garfield 9,823 41.9% 12,366 52.7% 1,261 23,450 R+10.8
Eagle 10,699 50.4% 8,991 42.3% 1,549 21,239 D+8.0
Montrose 5,035 25.5% 13,734 69.7% 946 19,715 R+44.1
Fremont 0 0.0% 13,610 72.1% 5,273 18,883 R+72.1
Delta 4,052 25.8% 10,750 68.5% 880 15,682 R+42.7
Summit 8,372 58.3% 4,946 34.4% 1,040 14,358 D+23.9
Elbert 3,215 23.7% 9,586 70.7% 764 13,565 R+47.0
Routt 6,368 50.5% 5,563 44.1% 676 12,607 D+6.4
Teller 0 0.0% 8,612 69.8% 3,725 12,337 R+69.8
Montezuma 4,014 33.0% 7,563 62.1% 598 12,175 R+29.1
Morgan 3,176 30.3% 6,948 66.4% 347 10,471 R+36.0
Pitkin 6,249 64.7% 2,990 31.0% 419 9,658 D+33.7
Chaffee 0 0.0% 5,436 58.6% 3,835 9,271 R+58.6
Logan 2,161 24.2% 6,412 71.9% 344 8,917 R+47.7
Park 1,717 19.8% 5,134 59.2% 1,814 8,665 R+39.4
Gunnison 4,130 50.8% 3,387 41.7% 613 8,130 D+9.1
Otero 3,413 43.0% 4,175 52.5% 357 7,945 R+9.6
Grand 3,249 42.1% 3,991 51.8% 472 7,712 R+9.6
Las Animas 3,464 53.2% 2,675 41.1% 374 6,513 D+12.1
Alamosa 3,155 48.6% 2,976 45.9% 358 6,489 D+2.8
Archuleta 2,175 33.9% 3,819 59.6% 418 6,412 R+25.6
Moffat 1,070 17.9% 4,527 75.5% 397 5,994 R+57.7
Clear Creek 2,797 50.8% 2,262 41.1% 443 5,502 D+9.7
Rio Grande 1,997 36.9% 3,160 58.4% 257 5,414 R+21.5
Prowers 1,358 29.2% 3,108 66.8% 190 4,656 R+37.6
Yuma 644 14.2% 3,771 83.3% 112 4,527 R+69.1
San Miguel 2,723 66.4% 1,153 28.1% 223 4,099 D+38.3
Conejos 1,897 47.7% 1,960 49.3% 120 3,977 R+1.6
Huerfano 1,695 47.4% 1,666 46.6% 212 3,573 D+0.8
Kit Carson 659 18.5% 2,775 78.1% 120 3,554 R+59.5
Rio Blanco 443 13.5% 2,675 81.6% 161 3,279 R+68.1
Gilpin 1,702 53.0% 1,211 37.7% 300 3,213 D+15.3
Ouray 1,439 45.9% 1,541 49.1% 157 3,137 R+3.3
Saguache 1,602 56.4% 1,020 35.9% 217 2,839 D+20.5
Lake 1,528 53.9% 1,065 37.6% 240 2,833 D+16.3
Custer 745 28.1% 1,785 67.2% 125 2,655 R+39.2
Washington 269 10.5% 2,224 86.8% 68 2,561 R+76.3
Lincoln 434 19.7% 1,678 76.1% 92 2,204 R+56.4
Phillips 445 20.4% 1,662 76.3% 71 2,178 R+55.9
Baca 492 24.8% 1,386 69.8% 107 1,985 R+45.0
Bent 700 37.6% 1,065 57.2% 96 1,861 R+19.6
Costilla 1,127 65.0% 492 28.4% 115 1,734 D+36.6
Crowley 438 30.3% 922 63.8% 86 1,446 R+33.5
Sedgwick 312 24.4% 925 72.3% 43 1,280 R+47.9
Dolores 310 25.9% 807 67.5% 79 1,196 R+41.6
Cheyenne 141 13.1% 893 82.8% 44 1,078 R+69.8
Jackson 149 18.3% 632 77.5% 35 816 R+59.2
Kiowa 126 16.1% 633 81.0% 22 781 R+64.9
Mineral 208 33.9% 362 59.1% 43 613 R+25.1
Hinsdale 177 31.1% 368 64.6% 25 570 R+33.5
San Juan 237 49.3% 205 42.6% 39 481 D+6.7

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