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Voting in Colorado How to vote in Colorado, and how Colorado has voted. In 2024, Kamala D. Harris carried Colorado by 11.3 points. Its House delegation after 2024: 4 Democrats, 4 Republicans.
How to vote Colorado's official election office is the place to register, check your registration, request a mail ballot, find your polling place and see what ID to bring.
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Election Day 2026 Tue, Nov 3, 2026 Election offices from USA.gov .
How Colorado has voted for president The statewide result and every county. Tap a year to go back to 1976 (counties from 2000).
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2024 presidential vote in Colorado D+11.3
Kamala D. Harris 54.2% · 1,728,159Donald J. Trump 43.2% · 1,377,441
Conejos: R+18.3 (1,627 D, 2,358 R) Jackson: R+57.1 (173 D, 634 R) Archuleta: R+14.4 (3,904 D, 5,218 R) Washington: R+76.2 (329 D, 2,436 R) Garfield: D+2.1 (15,128 D, 14,493 R) Rio Grande: R+23.8 (2,306 D, 3,743 R) Morgan: R+49.8 (3,291 D, 9,830 R) Elbert: R+52.3 (4,768 D, 15,209 R) Montrose: R+33.3 (8,354 D, 16,704 R) Otero: R+27.1 (3,164 D, 5,520 R) Teller: R+36.4 (5,065 D, 10,856 R) Phillips: R+64.2 (412 D, 1,888 R) Yuma: R+66.8 (758 D, 3,807 R) Pueblo: R+5.3 (39,328 D, 43,688 R) Alamosa: R+11.1 (3,244 D, 4,057 R) Baca: R+72.0 (275 D, 1,686 R) Montezuma: R+21.5 (5,793 D, 8,972 R) Arapahoe: D+20.7 (190,725 D, 125,311 R) Mineral: R+13.6 (317 D, 417 R) Dolores: R+53.6 (325 D, 1,076 R) Jefferson: D+20.0 (210,875 D, 140,505 R) Delta: R+36.5 (6,030 D, 12,948 R) Grand: R+0.8 (4,743 D, 4,822 R) Saguache: D+3.9 (1,704 D, 1,577 R) Summit: D+38.3 (11,762 D, 5,244 R) Gunnison: D+30.2 (6,887 D, 3,689 R) Costilla: D+15.2 (1,155 D, 850 R) Weld: R+21.5 (68,752 D, 106,469 R) Las Animas: R+13.8 (3,276 D, 4,328 R) Routt: D+28.5 (10,208 D, 5,676 R) Douglas: R+7.2 (110,408 D, 127,451 R) Rio Blanco: R+64.9 (637 D, 2,988 R) Broomfield: D+29.4 (29,426 D, 16,071 R) Denver: D+57.7 (278,634 D, 74,765 R) Boulder: D+57.3 (150,149 D, 40,758 R) Larimer: D+18.1 (129,376 D, 89,680 R) Crowley: R+48.9 (422 D, 1,231 R) Custer: R+37.0 (1,188 D, 2,583 R) El Paso: R+10.1 (166,597 D, 203,933 R) Gilpin: D+13.2 (2,254 D, 1,729 R) Huerfano: R+8.8 (1,965 D, 2,346 R) Ouray: D+21.6 (2,442 D, 1,573 R) Cheyenne: R+79.2 (108 D, 930 R) Moffat: R+64.2 (1,167 D, 5,358 R) Pitkin: D+45.2 (7,932 D, 2,992 R) Prowers: R+51.5 (1,227 D, 3,833 R) San Juan: D+33.3 (376 D, 188 R) La Plata: D+19.2 (20,677 D, 14,024 R) Hinsdale: R+12.7 (257 D, 332 R) Kit Carson: R+69.4 (556 D, 3,083 R) San Miguel: D+50.7 (3,529 D, 1,154 R) Clear Creek: D+17.1 (3,464 D, 2,452 R) Kiowa: R+75.9 (102 D, 744 R) Park: R+17.0 (4,841 D, 6,828 R) Lake: D+17.1 (2,199 D, 1,557 R) Lincoln: R+65.7 (432 D, 2,090 R) Adams: D+9.3 (124,056 D, 103,024 R) Eagle: D+25.1 (16,943 D, 10,148 R) Logan: R+57.8 (2,098 D, 7,855 R) Sedgwick: R+57.5 (283 D, 1,048 R) Chaffee: D+14.0 (7,992 D, 6,034 R) Fremont: R+39.4 (7,526 D, 17,313 R) Mesa: R+24.9 (33,573 D, 55,839 R) Bent: R+39.7 (645 D, 1,496 R) The House in 2024 2024: 4 D, 4 R
Senate races The most recent race. Every Colorado Senate race since 1976 is part of Pro.
2022 D+15.0
Michael Bennet 55.9% · 1,397,170Joe O'dea 41.3% · 1,031,693
Results: MIT Election Data and Science Lab (CC0). Colorado's 2026 races, odds and money →
