2026 results · the new Congress · Colorado
Colorado’s House delegation goes from 4–4 to 7–1
Democrats first. 8 seats; 3 seats changed party and 4 new members were elected, counting the 1 race still being counted with their leaders. A change of +3 Democratic seats.
Every seat
- Colorado 1st DistrictDiana DeGette D , then Melat Kiros DLost the primary
- Colorado 2nd DistrictJoe Neguse D , then Joe Neguse DRe-elected
- Colorado 3rd DistrictJeff Hurd R , then Jeff Hurd RRe-elected
- Colorado 4th DistrictLauren Boebert R , then Eileen Laubacher D leadsWould change partyTrails
- Colorado 5th DistrictJeff Crank R , then Jessica Killin DChanged partyDefeated by Jessica Killin
- Colorado 6th DistrictJason Crow D , then Jason Crow DRe-elected
- Colorado 7th DistrictBrittany Pettersen D , then Brittany Pettersen DRe-elected
- Colorado 8th DistrictGabe Evans R , then Manny Rutinel DChanged partyDefeated by Manny Rutinel
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them.
The new members
Colorado 4th District
Former National Security Council official (source)
Leads by 0.9 points in a seat Republicans held; votes are still being counted
Colorado 5th District
Former chief of staff to Second Gentleman (source)
Beat Jeff Crank, who held the seat, by 5.1 points
Colorado 8th District
Former state representative (source)
Beat Gabe Evans, who held the seat, by 14.9 points
Photo credits
Eileen Laubacher, by U.S. Navy, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, background removed; Manny Rutinel, by Andybosselman, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, background removed.The Senate seat on the ballot
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