Colorado: 2026 election results
Unofficial. Compiled by Fezz from public reports, with artificial intelligence (AI) research help. Not affiliated with any news organization or government. Check your state or county election office for official results.
Unofficial results from the November 3, 2026 election, rechecked on November 5, 2026. Updated counts run through about 1 p.m. Eastern time November 5, and many still date from November 4.
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US House
Colorado has 8 seats in the U.S. House. 3 are listed here.
8 seats: 1 flipped to Democrats, 2 Democrat leads in a Republican seat, not final, 5 held or not yet checked. Label on the map: “D+1 D+2?”. D means Democrats, R means Republicans and I means independents. In a label such as R→D, the letter before the arrow is the party that held the seat and the letter after it is the party that won.
- Colorado's 4th district: Democrat leads in a Republican seat, not final. Laubacher (Democrat) 176,162, Representative Boebert 173,649, a 2,513-vote lead at 91% per Decision Desk HQ at 1:21 a.m. Eastern time Nov. 5. The lead has shrunk through the count from 4,894. Its forecast still gave Boebert 82%. Not called. Source: votes.decisiondeskhq.com
- Colorado's 5th district: Democrat leads in a Republican seat, not final. Killin (Democrat) 140,713, Representative Crank 127,946, at 89% per Decision Desk HQ on Nov. 4. Not called. Source: votes.decisiondeskhq.com
- Colorado's 8th district: Flipped to Democrats. Rutinel (Democrat) over Representative Evans. Source: fortune.com
Colorado's 3rd district is no longer a lead: Representative Hurd (Republican) 161,332, Romero 155,407, at about 90% per Decision Desk HQ at 11:17 a.m. Eastern time Nov. 5. Not called.
Sources: votes.decisiondeskhq.com
US Senate
Held by the same party. Label on the map: “D”. D means Democrats, R means Republicans and I means independents. In a label such as R→D, the letter before the arrow is the party that held the seat and the letter after it is the party that won.
Governor
Held by the same party. Label on the map: “D”. D means Democrats, R means Republicans and I means independents. In a label such as R→D, the letter before the arrow is the party that held the seat and the letter after it is the party that won.
Statewide offices
Held by the same party. Label on the map: “holds”. D means Democrats, R means Republicans and I means independents. In a label such as R→D, the letter before the arrow is the party that held the seat and the letter after it is the party that won.
- Lieutenant Governor: Dahlkemper (Democratic, on a ticket with Weiser) 60.7%, Marx (Republican) 33.6%. Democrat Dianne Primavera won this office in 2022. Source: the state election office.
- Attorney General: Griswold (Democratic) 58.5%, Allen (Republican) 41.5%. Democrat Phil Weiser won this office in 2022. Source: the state election office.
- Secretary of State: Gonzalez (Democratic) 59.8%, Wiley (Republican) 37.2%. Democrat Jena Griswold won this office in 2022. Source: the state election office.
- State Treasurer: Bridges (Democratic) 58.4%, Grantham (Republican) 39.0%. Democrat Dave Young won this office in 2022. Source: the state election office.
Sources: results.enr.clarityelections.com
State senate
Held by the same party.
State house
Held by the same party.
County
Checked, no flip found. Label on the map: “holds”. D means Democrats, R means Republicans and I means independents. In a label such as R→D, the letter before the arrow is the party that held the seat and the letter after it is the party that won.
- Jefferson: Sheriff Marinelli (Democrat) won with about 64%. Decision Desk HQ shows Kerr, Hensel, Lobello, Proctor and Cutter leading other county offices by 25 to 37 points, without party labels.
- El Paso: Republicans won sheriff (Roybal, 54.9%), clerk (Schleiker, 56.3%), assessor (Fuller, 53.2%) and commissioner District 1 (Graham). Avila (Democrat) won District 5. Party changes are not stated.
- Also checked, no party change reported: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Douglas, Larimer, Weld. Details are in the list below.
Sources: denvergazette.com, votes.decisiondeskhq.com, gazette.com, criticalreport.substack.com
8 counties: 8 checked, no flip found.
- Jefferson: Checked, no flip found. Democratic hold: Sheriff Marinelli about 64%
- El Paso: Checked, no flip found. Republicans win sheriff, clerk, assessor; Avila (Democrat) wins District 5
- Adams: Checked, no flip found. Pinter and Anaya-Ledeboer (Democrat)
- Arapahoe: Checked, no flip found. Coroner Bitting (Democrat)
- Boulder: Checked, no flip found. All Democrats
- Douglas: Checked, no flip found. Sheriff Weekly (Republican)
- Larimer: Checked, no flip found. Sheriff Feyen (Republican), Coroner Hanks (Democrat)
- Weld: Checked, no flip found. James, Marini and Santos (Republican)
City & town
Checked, no flip found. Label on the map: “2 places”. D means Democrats, R means Republicans and I means independents. In a label such as R→D, the letter before the arrow is the party that held the seat and the letter after it is the party that won.
- Boulder, outside the top 100: Brockett is listed as the winner. No local report confirmed it.
- 1 more mayors from the U.S. Conference of Mayors list. Winners are as listed; incumbents and parties were not checked.
Sources: usmayors.org, criticalreport.substack.com
2 places: 2 checked, no flip found.
- Boulder: Checked, no flip found. Brockett listed as winner. Critical Report showed this race pending in ranked-choice counting, while the U.S. Conference of Mayors lists Brockett
- Castle Rock: Checked, no flip found. Laura Cavey listed as mayor-elect; incumbent and party not checked
Courts
Checked, no flip found. Label on the map: “retained”. D means Democrats, R means Republicans and I means independents. In a label such as R→D, the letter before the arrow is the party that held the seat and the letter after it is the party that won.
- Justice Hood led for retention 67–33 in early results.
- Local judges trailing: Alexander (Pueblo), Christiansen (13th District), Boyce (Crowley), and narrowly Lawrence (Mesa).
Sources: coloradopolitics.com
3 counties with named local judges: 3 incumbent out, same party.
- Pueblo: Incumbent out, same party. Judge Alexander trailing in retention
- Mesa: Incumbent out, same party. Judge Lawrence narrowly trailing
- Crowley: Incumbent out, same party. Judge Boyce trailing; he resigned
Data centers
No result recorded for Colorado on this level.
Ballot measures
1 statewide ballot measure is listed. These are yes-or-no questions, not party results.
- Proposition 134 (School sports): School and college sports teams set by sex at birth. Status: passed, 52.71% yes, as of 2026-11-05T23:44Z. Sources: multistate.us, nbcnews.com
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