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1914 US Senate election in Colorado

Charles S. Thomas (Democrat) beat Hubert Work (Republican) in Colorado in 1914, 40.3% to 39.0%, a margin of 1.3 points and 3,309 votes.

Republicans led in 31 of the 63 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 30 and other candidates in 2. The largest, Denver, cast 65,368 votes and went to the Democrat by 8.3 points. The closest was Arapahoe, where 6 votes separated the top two.

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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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Charles S. Thomas won Democratic 102,037 40.3%
Hubert Work Republican 98,728 39.0%
Benjamin Griffith Progressive 27,072 10.7%
All other candidates 25,376 10.0%
Total253,213

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Denver 25,953 39.7% 20,500 31.4% 18,915 65,368 D+8.3
Pueblo 5,943 37.9% 8,437 53.8% 1,315 15,695 R+15.9
El Paso 5,086 35.4% 5,216 36.3% 4,051 14,353 R+0.9
Weld 4,235 35.8% 5,543 46.9% 2,045 11,823 R+11.1
Boulder 4,024 41.0% 4,315 44.0% 1,474 9,813 R+3.0
Las Animas 4,011 44.0% 4,315 47.4% 784 9,110 R+3.3
Larimer 2,597 39.4% 2,901 44.0% 1,098 6,596 R+4.6
Mesa 2,228 34.9% 1,106 17.3% 3,050 6,384 Others
Otero 2,627 44.2% 2,797 47.0% 521 5,945 R+2.9
Fremont 2,265 39.7% 2,440 42.8% 995 5,700 R+3.1
Teller 2,685 50.9% 1,600 30.3% 991 5,276 D+20.6
Jefferson 2,104 40.6% 2,064 39.8% 1,015 5,183 D+0.8
Huerfano 2,040 43.9% 2,479 53.3% 132 4,651 R+9.4
Delta 1,560 36.2% 1,322 30.7% 1,431 4,313 D+5.5
Lake 1,800 46.1% 1,281 32.8% 824 3,905 D+13.3
Montrose 1,466 38.4% 1,373 36.0% 975 3,814 D+2.4
Arapahoe 1,154 33.6% 1,125 32.7% 1,160 3,439 Others
Garfield 1,479 43.5% 1,188 35.0% 730 3,397 D+8.6
Logan 1,238 38.7% 1,490 46.6% 467 3,195 R+7.9
La Plata 1,622 51.6% 1,036 32.9% 488 3,146 D+18.6
Morgan 777 25.5% 1,698 55.8% 568 3,043 R+30.3
Prowers 1,025 35.7% 1,322 46.0% 527 2,874 R+10.3
Yuma 1,069 37.8% 1,246 44.1% 513 2,828 R+6.3
Chaffee 1,259 45.2% 986 35.4% 540 2,785 D+9.8
Adams 1,184 46.9% 702 27.8% 638 2,524 D+19.1
Routt 1,092 46.7% 841 36.0% 405 2,338 D+10.7
Gunnison 918 41.3% 820 36.9% 483 2,221 D+4.4
Rio Grande 865 43.3% 985 49.3% 150 2,000 R+6.0
Lincoln 813 40.7% 957 47.9% 227 1,997 R+7.2
Conejos 590 31.7% 1,163 62.5% 107 1,860 R+30.8
Washington 663 36.1% 866 47.2% 306 1,835 R+11.1
Kit Carson 675 37.1% 706 38.8% 438 1,819 R+1.7
San Miguel 930 52.3% 646 36.4% 201 1,777 D+16.0
Elbert 691 39.4% 789 45.0% 272 1,752 R+5.6
Bent 711 42.5% 746 44.6% 215 1,672 R+2.1
Saguache 757 46.4% 700 42.9% 174 1,631 D+3.5
Clear Creek 766 47.6% 640 39.8% 202 1,608 D+7.8
Montezuma 930 59.8% 419 26.9% 207 1,556 D+32.8
Alamosa 627 41.5% 579 38.3% 306 1,512 D+3.2
Crowley 570 39.5% 719 49.8% 154 1,443 R+10.3
Eagle 608 43.8% 518 37.3% 263 1,389 D+6.5
Ouray 576 42.1% 545 39.8% 247 1,368 D+2.3
Kiowa 583 46.0% 517 40.8% 167 1,267 D+5.2
Douglas 483 40.4% 607 50.8% 106 1,196 R+10.4
Pitkin 633 54.6% 241 20.8% 285 1,159 D+33.8
Gilpin 569 50.9% 403 36.1% 145 1,117 D+14.9
Phillips 379 34.4% 515 46.8% 207 1,101 R+12.4
Baca 441 41.1% 456 42.5% 175 1,072 R+1.4
Costilla 293 27.6% 688 64.7% 82 1,063 R+37.2
Cheyenne 346 35.2% 438 44.5% 200 984 R+9.3
Sedgwick 252 26.6% 458 48.4% 236 946 R+21.8
Rio Blanco 430 45.8% 413 44.0% 95 938 D+1.8
Park 432 46.3% 366 39.2% 136 934 D+7.1
Archuleta 409 44.1% 432 46.6% 86 927 R+2.5
Grand 357 41.0% 393 45.1% 121 871 R+4.1
Summit 441 50.7% 205 23.6% 224 870 D+27.1
Custer 413 48.4% 364 42.6% 77 854 D+5.7
San Juan 438 51.3% 244 28.6% 171 853 D+22.7
Moffat 335 41.2% 360 44.3% 118 813 R+3.1
Mineral 194 46.4% 164 39.2% 60 418 D+7.2
Jackson 148 36.8% 205 51.0% 49 402 R+14.2
Hinsdale 117 46.2% 107 42.3% 29 253 D+4.0
Dolores 131 55.3% 31 13.1% 75 237 D+42.2

Counties as they stood in 1914; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Colorado Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Michael Bennet (D) D+14.6
2020 John W Hickenlooper (D) D+9.3
2016 Michael F. Bennet (D) D+5.7
2014 Cory Gardner (R) R+1.9
2010 Michael F. Bennet (D) D+1.6
2008 Mark Udall (D) D+10.3
2004 Ken Salazar (D) D+4.8
2002 Wayne Allard (R) R+4.9
1998 Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R) R+27.5
1996 Wayne Allard (R) R+5.7
1992 Ben Nighthorse Campbell (D) D+9.1
1990 Hank Brown (R) R+14.0
1986 Timothy E. Wirth (D) D+1.6
1984 William L. Armstrong (R) R+29.6
1980 Gary Hart (D) D+1.6
1978 William L. Armstrong (R) R+18.4
1974 Gary Hart (D) D+17.7
1972 Floyd K. Haskell (D) D+1.0
1968 Peter H. Dominick (R) R+17.1
1966 Gordon Allott (R) R+16.1
1962 Peter H. Dominick (R) R+8.0
1960 Gordon Allott (R) R+7.5
1956 John A. Carroll (D) D+0.4
1954 Gordon Allott (R) R+2.6
1950 Eugene D. Millikin (R) R+6.5
1948 Edwin C. Johnson (D) D+34.4
1944 Eugene Millikin (R) R+12.7
1942 Edwin C. Johnson (D) D+1.0
1938 Alva B. Adams (D) D+18.1
1936 Edwin C. Johnson (D) D+28.2
1932 Alva B. Adams (D) D+6.4
1930 Edward P. Costigan (D) D+13.2
1926 Charles W. Waterman (R) R+3.9
1924 Lawrence C. Phipps (R) R+6.3
1920 Samuel D. Nicholson (R) R+15.2
1918 Lawrence C. Phipps (R) R+1.6
1914 Charles S. Thomas (D) D+1.3