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Election 2024 Results

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2024 US House elections in Colorado

Colorado elected 8 members of the House in 2024: Democrats won 4 seats and Republicans 4.

The closest was the 8th district, decided by 0.7 points: Gabe Evans (Republican) beat Yadira Caraveo (Democrat), 49.0% to 48.2%, a margin of 0.7 points and 2,449 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 40 of the 64 counties and Democrats in 24. The largest, El Paso, cast 367,483 votes and went to the Republican by 14.4 points. The closest was Huerfano, where 20 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 DeGette264,606 (76.5%) Valdamar Archuleta74,598 (21.6%) 6,531 D+55.0
2 Joe Neguse284,994 (68.4%) Marshall Dawson120,633 (28.9%) 11,281 D+39.4
3 Adam Frisch182,147 (45.8%) Jeff Hurd201,951 (50.8%) 13,455 R+5.0
4 Trisha Calvarese188,249 (42.0%) Lauren Boebert240,213 (53.6%) 19,345 R+11.6
5 River Gassen147,972 (40.9%) Jeff Crank197,924 (54.7%) 16,189 R+13.8
6 Jason Crow202,686 (59.0%) John Fabbricatore132,174 (38.5%) 8,861 D+20.5
7 Brittany Pettersen235,688 (55.3%) Sergei Matveyuk175,273 (41.1%) 15,005 D+14.2
8 Yadira Caraveo160,871 (48.2%) Gabe Evans163,320 (49.0%) 9,425 R+0.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
El Paso 149,083 40.6% 201,963 55.0% 16,437 367,483 R+14.4
Jefferson 198,058 57.4% 135,031 39.1% 12,169 345,258 D+18.3
Denver 262,783 76.6% 73,908 21.5% 6,385 343,076 D+55.1
Arapahoe 184,365 59.3% 118,261 38.0% 8,313 310,939 D+21.3
Douglas 113,134 47.7% 114,340 48.2% 9,648 237,122 R+0.5
Adams 120,839 53.9% 96,465 43.0% 6,779 224,083 D+10.9
Larimer 125,706 57.7% 84,636 38.8% 7,703 218,045 D+18.8
Boulder 145,762 76.6% 39,641 20.8% 4,955 190,358 D+55.7
Weld 68,345 38.9% 101,970 58.1% 5,318 175,633 R+19.1
Mesa 34,052 37.9% 52,693 58.6% 3,127 89,872 R+20.7
Pueblo 41,748 49.8% 39,243 46.8% 2,824 83,815 D+3.0
Broomfield 27,653 61.6% 15,913 35.5% 1,320 44,886 D+26.2
La Plata 20,133 58.1% 13,489 38.9% 1,014 34,636 D+19.2
Garfield 14,963 50.7% 13,676 46.3% 893 29,532 D+4.4
Eagle 16,335 61.7% 9,543 36.0% 608 26,486 D+25.6
Montrose 8,321 33.6% 15,512 62.6% 954 24,787 R+29.0
Fremont 7,514 30.7% 16,172 66.1% 765 24,451 R+35.4
Elbert 4,955 25.0% 13,938 70.4% 897 19,790 R+45.4
Delta 6,171 32.3% 12,032 63.0% 884 19,087 R+30.7
Summit 11,284 67.0% 5,145 30.6% 411 16,840 D+36.5
Routt 9,689 61.6% 5,633 35.8% 408 15,730 D+25.8
Teller 4,798 30.7% 10,383 66.5% 438 15,619 R+35.8
Montezuma 5,741 39.0% 8,527 57.9% 453 14,721 R+18.9
Chaffee 7,747 56.1% 5,580 40.4% 494 13,821 D+15.7
Morgan 3,644 28.1% 8,764 67.7% 542 12,950 R+39.5
Park 4,688 40.2% 6,490 55.6% 485 11,663 R+15.5
Pitkin 7,964 73.0% 2,703 24.8% 239 10,906 D+48.2
Gunnison 6,747 63.7% 3,473 32.8% 373 10,593 D+30.9
Logan 2,378 24.3% 7,000 71.6% 398 9,776 R+47.3
Grand 4,587 48.1% 4,700 49.2% 258 9,545 R+1.2
Archuleta 3,928 43.1% 4,892 53.7% 296 9,116 R+10.6
Otero 3,434 39.2% 5,081 58.1% 236 8,751 R+18.8
Las Animas 3,476 45.7% 3,869 50.8% 266 7,611 R+5.2
Alamosa 3,525 48.0% 3,573 48.6% 252 7,350 R+0.7
Moffat 1,290 19.9% 4,908 75.6% 291 6,489 R+55.8
Rio Grande 2,572 42.3% 3,266 53.8% 236 6,074 R+11.4
Clear Creek 3,290 56.5% 2,325 39.9% 208 5,823 D+16.6
Prowers 1,306 26.5% 3,443 69.8% 186 4,935 R+43.3
San Miguel 3,490 74.4% 1,077 23.0% 123 4,690 D+51.4
Yuma 913 20.2% 3,404 75.5% 193 4,510 R+55.2
Huerfano 2,074 47.4% 2,094 47.9% 208 4,376 R+0.5
Ouray 2,412 59.8% 1,530 37.9% 91 4,033 D+21.9
Conejos 1,830 45.7% 2,053 51.3% 120 4,003 R+5.6
Gilpin 2,187 55.2% 1,637 41.3% 139 3,963 D+13.9
Custer 1,178 31.6% 2,452 65.8% 96 3,726 R+34.2
Lake 2,158 58.6% 1,312 35.6% 215 3,685 D+23.0
Rio Blanco 657 18.1% 2,848 78.5% 122 3,627 R+60.4
Kit Carson 608 16.9% 2,867 79.6% 126 3,601 R+62.7
Saguache 1,766 54.4% 1,323 40.7% 159 3,248 D+13.6
Washington 382 14.2% 2,173 80.9% 132 2,687 R+66.7
Lincoln 488 19.8% 1,861 75.5% 117 2,466 R+55.7
Phillips 460 20.3% 1,704 75.4% 97 2,261 R+55.0
Bent 679 32.3% 1,310 62.3% 115 2,104 R+30.0
Costilla 1,201 60.1% 729 36.5% 68 1,998 D+23.6
Baca 337 17.4% 1,523 78.8% 72 1,932 R+61.4
Crowley 452 27.2% 1,129 68.0% 80 1,661 R+40.8
Dolores 344 24.8% 992 71.5% 52 1,388 R+46.7
Sedgwick 315 24.6% 910 70.9% 58 1,283 R+46.4
Cheyenne 144 14.1% 851 83.2% 28 1,023 R+69.1
Kiowa 115 14.1% 671 82.0% 32 818 R+68.0
Jackson 151 19.4% 599 77.0% 28 778 R+57.6
Mineral 329 45.8% 369 51.3% 21 719 R+5.6
Hinsdale 251 42.3% 321 54.1% 21 593 R+11.8
San Juan 372 65.7% 166 29.3% 28 566 D+36.4

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