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1968 US Senate election in Colorado

Peter H. Dominick (Republican) beat Stephen McNichols (Democrat) in Colorado in 1968, 58.6% to 41.4%, a margin of 17.1 points and 134,368 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1962, when Peter H. Dominick also won.

Republicans led in 57 of the 63 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 6. The largest, Denver, cast 203,540 votes and went to the Democrat by 0.2 points. The closest was Mineral, where 24 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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Peter H. Dominick won Republican 459,952 58.6%
Stephen McNichols Democratic 325,584 41.4%
Total785,536

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Denver 101,934 50.1% 101,606 49.9% 203,540 D+0.2
Jefferson 31,067 35.9% 55,574 64.1% 86,641 R+28.3
El Paso 20,255 35.6% 36,676 64.4% 56,931 R+28.8
Arapahoe 18,083 32.9% 36,813 67.1% 54,896 R+34.1
Adams 25,381 47.2% 28,417 52.8% 53,798 R+5.6
Boulder 16,281 35.5% 29,564 64.5% 45,845 R+29.0
Pueblo 24,107 53.0% 21,403 47.0% 45,510 D+5.9
Weld 9,569 33.4% 19,118 66.6% 28,687 R+33.3
Larimer 8,634 30.3% 19,904 69.7% 28,538 R+39.5
Mesa 8,952 42.2% 12,286 57.8% 21,238 R+15.7
Fremont 3,430 37.3% 5,771 62.7% 9,201 R+25.4
Otero 3,656 41.5% 5,155 58.5% 8,811 R+17.0
Las Animas 4,394 57.0% 3,310 43.0% 7,704 D+14.1
Logan 2,797 36.7% 4,822 63.3% 7,619 R+26.6
Morgan 2,600 34.5% 4,940 65.5% 7,540 R+31.0
La Plata 2,666 35.8% 4,788 64.2% 7,454 R+28.5
Delta 2,370 35.4% 4,316 64.6% 6,686 R+29.1
Montrose 2,076 33.6% 4,109 66.4% 6,185 R+32.9
Garfield 2,257 37.2% 3,808 62.8% 6,065 R+25.6
Prowers 2,335 41.6% 3,284 58.4% 5,619 R+16.9
Montezuma 1,757 40.0% 2,634 60.0% 4,391 R+20.0
Rio Grande 1,460 34.7% 2,747 65.3% 4,207 R+30.6
Alamosa 1,563 37.2% 2,640 62.8% 4,203 R+25.6
Chaffee 1,610 38.6% 2,562 61.4% 4,172 R+22.8
Yuma 1,307 32.2% 2,755 67.8% 4,062 R+35.6
Huerfano 1,998 59.4% 1,364 40.6% 3,362 D+18.9
Kit Carson 1,125 34.9% 2,098 65.1% 3,223 R+30.2
Conejos 1,427 46.3% 1,653 53.7% 3,080 R+7.3
Douglas 899 29.2% 2,179 70.8% 3,078 R+41.6
Routt 1,190 39.7% 1,811 60.3% 3,001 R+20.7
Moffat 897 31.2% 1,982 68.8% 2,879 R+37.7
Lake 1,451 51.8% 1,348 48.2% 2,799 D+3.7
Bent 1,172 43.4% 1,527 56.6% 2,699 R+13.2
Washington 871 32.6% 1,801 67.4% 2,672 R+34.8
Baca 821 33.2% 1,652 66.8% 2,473 R+33.6
Lincoln 838 34.0% 1,630 66.0% 2,468 R+32.1
Gunnison 837 34.9% 1,559 65.1% 2,396 R+30.1
Eagle 894 41.0% 1,286 59.0% 2,180 R+18.0
Phillips 823 37.8% 1,355 62.2% 2,178 R+24.4
Pitkin 603 29.8% 1,422 70.2% 2,025 R+40.4
Clear Creek 669 35.1% 1,238 64.9% 1,907 R+29.8
Rio Blanco 503 28.2% 1,279 71.8% 1,782 R+43.5
Grand 463 26.6% 1,276 73.4% 1,739 R+46.8
Elbert 459 26.9% 1,249 73.1% 1,708 R+46.3
Sedgwick 591 35.0% 1,097 65.0% 1,688 R+30.0
Saguache 659 40.8% 956 59.2% 1,615 R+18.4
Crowley 611 39.2% 946 60.8% 1,557 R+21.5
Costilla 990 66.2% 505 33.8% 1,495 D+32.4
Teller 468 33.8% 918 66.2% 1,386 R+32.5
Kiowa 437 35.9% 779 64.1% 1,216 R+28.1
Cheyenne 463 38.7% 733 61.3% 1,196 R+22.6
Park 328 31.6% 709 68.4% 1,037 R+36.7
Archuleta 477 48.3% 511 51.7% 988 R+3.4
Summit 287 30.8% 646 69.2% 933 R+38.5
San Miguel 292 36.1% 516 63.9% 808 R+27.7
Ouray 233 30.1% 541 69.9% 774 R+39.8
Dolores 325 44.8% 400 55.2% 725 R+10.3
Custer 204 28.3% 517 71.7% 721 R+43.4
Jackson 175 24.5% 539 75.5% 714 R+51.0
Gilpin 264 39.1% 411 60.9% 675 R+21.8
San Juan 131 35.6% 237 64.4% 368 R+28.8
Mineral 122 45.5% 146 54.5% 268 R+9.0
Hinsdale 46 25.6% 134 74.4% 180 R+48.9

Counties as they stood in 1968; 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