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Election 2022 Results

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2022 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 8 members of the House in 2022: Democrats won 5 seats and Republicans 3.

The closest was the 3rd district, decided by 0.2 points: Lauren Boebert (Republican) beat Adam Frisch (Democrat), 50.1% to 49.9%, a margin of 0.2 points and 546 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 37 of the 64 counties and Democrats in 27. The largest, Jefferson, cast 297,536 votes and went to the Democrat by 19.4 points. The closest was Hinsdale, where 38 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 DeGette226,929 (80.3%) Jennifer Qualteri49,530 (17.5%) 6,227 D+62.8
2 Joe Neguse244,107 (70.0%) Marshall Dawson97,700 (28.0%) 7,032 D+42.0
3 Adam Frisch163,293 (49.9%) Lauren Boebert163,839 (50.1%) 150 R+0.2
4 Ike McCorkle129,619 (36.6%) Ken Buck216,024 (60.9%) 8,870 R+24.4
5 David Torres111,978 (40.3%) Doug Lamborn155,528 (56.0%) 10,458 R+15.7
6 Jason Crow170,140 (60.6%) Steven Monahan105,084 (37.4%) 5,531 D+23.2
7 Brittany Pettersen204,984 (56.4%) Erik Aadland150,510 (41.4%) 8,107 D+15.0
8 Yadira Caraveo114,377 (48.4%) Barbara Kirkmeyer112,745 (47.7%) 9,379 D+0.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Jefferson 174,422 58.6% 116,604 39.2% 6,510 297,536 D+19.4
El Paso 112,768 39.9% 158,883 56.3% 10,649 282,300 R+16.3
Denver 225,288 80.3% 48,992 17.5% 6,186 280,466 D+62.9
Arapahoe 154,507 60.8% 94,348 37.2% 5,066 253,921 D+23.7
Douglas 79,184 42.0% 105,569 56.0% 3,748 188,501 R+14.0
Larimer 99,019 57.0% 70,426 40.5% 4,417 173,862 D+16.4
Boulder 128,480 78.4% 32,635 19.9% 2,846 163,961 D+58.5
Adams 86,608 55.0% 64,682 41.1% 6,179 157,469 D+13.9
Weld 46,594 36.7% 76,119 59.9% 4,413 127,126 R+23.2
Mesa 30,765 42.3% 41,884 57.6% 53 72,702 R+15.3
Pueblo 35,394 53.2% 31,104 46.8% 24 66,522 D+6.4
Broomfield 23,305 62.9% 13,016 35.2% 708 37,029 D+27.8
La Plata 18,648 63.1% 10,900 36.9% 11 29,559 D+26.2
Garfield 13,752 57.1% 10,325 42.9% 8 24,085 D+14.2
Eagle 13,882 63.8% 7,553 34.7% 336 21,771 D+29.1
Montrose 7,627 37.0% 12,978 63.0% 9 20,614 R+26.0
Fremont 5,962 30.1% 13,317 67.3% 496 19,775 R+37.2
Elbert 3,324 20.7% 12,172 75.9% 542 16,038 R+55.2
Delta 5,603 35.5% 10,173 64.4% 9 15,785 R+29.0
Summit 9,788 70.1% 3,864 27.7% 303 13,955 D+42.5
Routt 8,410 62.4% 4,760 35.3% 307 13,477 D+27.1
Teller 4,102 30.6% 9,032 67.3% 286 13,420 R+36.7
Montezuma 5,313 42.7% 7,134 57.3% 3 12,450 R+14.6
Chaffee 6,418 54.9% 5,002 42.8% 269 11,689 D+12.1
Morgan 2,137 21.2% 7,653 76.0% 284 10,074 R+54.8
Park 4,095 41.1% 5,570 55.9% 296 9,961 R+14.8
Pitkin 7,543 79.2% 1,975 20.7% 3 9,521 D+58.5
Gunnison 6,219 69.2% 2,760 30.7% 5 8,984 D+38.5
Logan 1,449 17.8% 6,409 78.6% 295 8,153 R+60.8
Grand 3,903 49.6% 3,776 48.0% 186 7,865 D+1.6
Archuleta 3,574 46.0% 4,197 54.0% 4 7,775 R+8.0
Otero 2,961 41.5% 4,174 58.5% 6 7,141 R+17.0
Las Animas 3,210 48.7% 3,385 51.3% 2 6,597 R+2.7
Alamosa 2,966 50.5% 2,904 49.5% 2 5,872 D+1.1
Moffat 1,094 20.3% 4,278 79.6% 5 5,377 R+59.2
Clear Creek 2,962 57.9% 2,015 39.4% 137 5,114 D+18.5
Rio Grande 2,118 43.0% 2,800 56.9% 3 4,921 R+13.9
Prowers 907 21.3% 3,200 75.3% 144 4,251 R+53.9
San Miguel 3,206 79.3% 835 20.7% 1 4,042 D+58.7
Yuma 455 11.5% 3,375 85.5% 117 3,947 R+74.0
Huerfano 1,994 52.7% 1,793 47.3% 3,787 D+5.3
Ouray 2,239 63.6% 1,281 36.4% 3,520 D+27.2
Conejos 1,592 47.1% 1,790 52.9% 3,382 R+5.9
Gilpin 1,911 56.7% 1,368 40.6% 89 3,368 D+16.1
Custer 952 29.0% 2,253 68.7% 76 3,281 R+39.7
Rio Blanco 534 17.7% 2,489 82.3% 3,023 R+64.7
Kit Carson 356 11.9% 2,552 85.2% 86 2,994 R+73.3
Lake 1,728 59.0% 1,094 37.3% 108 2,930 D+21.6
Saguache 1,583 57.7% 1,162 42.3% 2,745 D+15.3
Washington 203 8.5% 2,102 88.3% 76 2,381 R+79.8
Lincoln 272 13.0% 1,757 83.9% 65 2,094 R+70.9
Phillips 272 14.0% 1,614 83.2% 55 1,941 R+69.1
Bent 494 27.3% 1,247 68.8% 71 1,812 R+41.6
Baca 239 13.7% 1,418 81.1% 91 1,748 R+67.4
Costilla 1,113 67.1% 546 32.9% 1,659 D+34.2
Crowley 283 20.8% 994 73.1% 83 1,360 R+52.3
Dolores 337 26.0% 960 74.0% 1,297 R+48.0
Sedgwick 196 17.2% 915 80.1% 31 1,142 R+63.0
Cheyenne 75 8.3% 814 89.7% 18 907 R+81.5
Kiowa 60 8.0% 670 89.3% 20 750 R+81.3
Mineral 304 43.7% 392 56.3% 696 R+12.6
Jackson 121 18.2% 528 79.3% 17 666 R+61.1
San Juan 369 68.8% 167 31.2% 536 D+37.7
Hinsdale 238 46.3% 276 53.7% 514 R+7.4

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