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Election 2014 Results

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2014 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 7 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 3 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 6th district, decided by 8.9 points: Mike Coffman (Republican) beat Andrew Romanoff (Democrat), 51.9% to 43.0%, a margin of 8.9 points and 24,620 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 50 of the 64 counties and Democrats in 14. The largest, Jefferson, cast 251,479 votes and went to the Democrat by 2.6 points. The closest was San Juan, where 26 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 Degette183,281 (65.8%) Martin Walsh80,682 (29.0%) 14,531 D+36.8
2 Jared Polis196,300 (56.7%) George Leing149,645 (43.3%) D+13.5
3 Abel J. Tapia100,364 (35.7%) Scott R. Tipton163,011 (58.0%) 17,766 R+22.3
4 Vic Meyers83,727 (29.2%) Ken Buck185,292 (64.7%) 17,488 R+35.5
5 Irv Halter105,673 (40.2%) Doug Lamborn157,182 (59.8%) R+19.6
6 Andrew Romanoff118,847 (43.0%) Mike Coffman143,467 (51.9%) 14,126 R+8.9
7 Ed Perlmutter148,225 (55.1%) Don Ytterberg120,918 (44.9%) D+10.2

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 128,009 50.9% 121,577 48.3% 1,893 251,479 D+2.6
Denver 160,098 71.0% 54,075 24.0% 11,354 225,527 D+47.0
El Paso 90,050 40.4% 132,735 59.6% 222,785 R+19.2
Arapahoe 100,374 45.5% 108,129 49.0% 11,958 220,461 R+3.5
Larimer 69,136 48.9% 72,219 51.1% 141,355 R+2.2
Boulder 95,412 68.5% 41,281 29.6% 2,546 139,239 D+38.9
Douglas 40,325 29.7% 88,608 65.3% 6,680 135,613 R+35.6
Adams 65,615 51.2% 60,310 47.0% 2,322 128,247 D+4.1
Weld 26,283 29.4% 57,667 64.5% 5,482 89,432 R+35.1
Pueblo 27,795 46.5% 28,428 47.6% 3,511 59,734 R+1.1
Mesa 12,952 22.8% 39,633 69.7% 4,273 56,858 R+46.9
Broomfield 13,486 50.4% 13,265 49.6% 26,751 D+0.8
La Plata 9,544 42.5% 11,711 52.2% 1,201 22,456 R+9.6
Garfield 6,897 36.3% 10,968 57.7% 1,148 19,013 R+21.4
Fremont 6,374 38.1% 10,370 61.9% 16,744 R+23.9
Eagle 7,851 47.3% 7,950 47.9% 803 16,604 R+0.6
Montrose 3,459 21.0% 12,022 72.9% 1,015 16,496 R+51.9
Delta 2,931 21.9% 9,581 71.7% 848 13,360 R+49.8
Elbert 2,152 17.5% 9,214 75.1% 899 12,265 R+57.6
Summit 6,812 61.4% 4,274 38.6% 11,086 D+22.9
Teller 3,858 35.2% 7,104 64.8% 10,962 R+29.6
Routt 4,542 44.9% 5,009 49.5% 559 10,110 R+4.6
Montezuma 2,666 27.6% 6,353 65.7% 653 9,672 R+38.1
Morgan 2,081 24.1% 6,083 70.6% 456 8,620 R+46.4
Chaffee 3,944 46.1% 4,604 53.9% 8,548 R+7.7
Park 2,869 36.9% 4,900 63.1% 7,769 R+26.1
Logan 1,535 20.2% 5,688 74.8% 381 7,604 R+54.6
Pitkin 4,472 60.4% 2,558 34.5% 379 7,409 D+25.8
Gunnison 3,118 46.9% 3,039 45.7% 486 6,643 D+1.2
Grand 2,767 41.8% 3,848 58.2% 6,615 R+16.3
Otero 2,161 32.8% 4,045 61.4% 377 6,583 R+28.6
Las Animas 2,128 39.0% 2,824 51.8% 501 5,453 R+12.8
Archuleta 1,599 29.8% 3,405 63.4% 363 5,367 R+33.7
Alamosa 2,165 42.5% 2,625 51.5% 303 5,093 R+9.0
Moffat 570 11.8% 4,005 82.6% 274 4,849 R+70.8
Clear Creek 2,332 51.3% 2,213 48.7% 4,545 D+2.6
Rio Grande 1,377 30.8% 2,820 63.1% 274 4,471 R+32.3
Yuma 525 12.6% 3,500 84.3% 128 4,153 R+71.6
Prowers 861 21.8% 2,887 73.2% 197 3,945 R+51.4
Conejos 1,566 45.1% 1,788 51.4% 122 3,476 R+6.4
Huerfano 1,423 44.6% 1,551 48.6% 218 3,192 R+4.0
San Miguel 1,918 60.8% 1,022 32.4% 214 3,154 D+28.4
Kit Carson 393 13.2% 2,439 81.8% 148 2,980 R+68.7
Gilpin 1,528 54.1% 1,294 45.9% 2,822 D+8.3
Rio Blanco 244 9.0% 2,304 85.2% 155 2,703 R+76.2
Ouray 1,152 43.7% 1,319 50.1% 163 2,634 R+6.3
Custer 630 25.2% 1,755 70.3% 111 2,496 R+45.1
Saguache 1,190 50.3% 972 41.1% 205 2,367 D+9.2
Lake 1,110 47.1% 1,059 44.9% 189 2,358 D+2.2
Washington 228 9.9% 1,980 86.4% 84 2,292 R+76.4
Lincoln 307 15.6% 1,541 78.3% 120 1,968 R+62.7
Phillips 331 17.2% 1,504 78.0% 92 1,927 R+60.9
Baca 321 17.9% 1,356 75.5% 120 1,797 R+57.6
Bent 487 31.1% 974 62.2% 104 1,565 R+31.1
Costilla 909 65.0% 420 30.0% 70 1,399 D+35.0
Crowley 327 24.7% 902 68.2% 93 1,322 R+43.5
Sedgwick 227 19.4% 857 73.4% 84 1,168 R+53.9
Cheyenne 101 10.0% 850 83.9% 62 1,013 R+73.9
Dolores 206 21.4% 677 70.3% 80 963 R+48.9
Kiowa 84 11.2% 602 80.6% 61 747 R+69.3
Jackson 91 12.5% 598 82.4% 37 726 R+69.8
Mineral 188 32.0% 358 61.0% 41 587 R+29.0
Hinsdale 138 27.3% 332 65.6% 36 506 R+38.3
San Juan 193 43.2% 219 49.0% 35 447 R+5.8

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