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The data for the results on this site are reported by the Associated Press through the week of Nov. 8, 2016. Presidential results are updated as of Feb. 2017.

Colorado Results

President Pres. Clinton Senate Sen. Bennet House 3 D 4 R State Legislature Ballot Measures Primary Results

President

Candidate Party Votes Pct. E.V.
Clinton Hillary Clinton Democrat Dem. 1,338,870 48.2% 9
Trump Donald J. Trump Republican Rep. 1,202,484 43.3% —
Johnson Gary Johnson Libertarian Lib. 144,121 5.2% —
Stein Jill Stein Green Green 38,437 1.4% —
McMullin Evan McMullin Independent Ind. 28,917 1.0% —
Castle Darrell Castle Constitution Const. 11,699 0.4% —
Keniston Christopher Robert Keniston Veteran’s Party of America Vet. 5,028 0.2% —
Others Others Independent Ind. 2,890 0.1% —
Smith Mike Smith Independent Ind. 1,819 0.1% —
De La Fuente Rocky De La Fuente Independent Ind. 1,255 0.0% —
Maturen Michael A. Maturen Independent Ind. 862 0.0% —
Silva Rod Silva Independent Ind. 751 0.0% —
Scott Ryan Alan Scott Independent Ind. 749 0.0% —
La Riva Gloria La Riva P.S.L. P.S.L. 531 0.0% —
Kennedy Alyson Kennedy Socialist Workers S.W. 452 0.0% —
Kotlikoff Laurence Kotlikoff Independent Ind. 392 0.0% —
Lyttle Bradford Lyttle Pacifist Pacifist 382 0.0% —
Atwood Frank Atwood Independent Ind. 337 0.0% —
Soltysik Emidio Soltysik Socialist U.S.A. Soc. U.S.A. 271 0.0% —
Others Others 56,335 2.0% —
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2,780,247 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

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Race Preview: Colorado, a competitive state that leans Democratic, has nine electoral votes. Most polls have shown Mrs. Clinton ahead. Barack Obama won Colorado in 2012 by 5.4 percentage points.

Vote share

Dem. 40 50 60
Rep. 40 50 60
Other 40 50 60
No results
Vote by county Clinton Trump
Denver
244,551
62,690
Jefferson
160,776
138,177
El Paso
108,010
179,228
Arapahoe
159,885
117,053
Larimer
93,113
83,430
Adams
96,558
80,082
Boulder
132,334
41,396
Douglas
68,657
102,573
Weld
46,519
76,651
Pueblo
35,875
36,265
Mesa
21,729
49,779
Broomfield
19,731
14,367
La Plata
15,525
12,587
Garfield
11,271
13,132
Eagle
14,099
8,990
Fremont
5,297
15,122
Montrose
5,466
14,382
Delta
4,087
11,655
Summit
9,557
5,100
Elbert
3,134
11,705
Teller
3,603
9,745
Routt
7,600
5,230
Montezuma
3,973
7,853
Morgan
3,151
8,145
Chaffee
4,888
5,391
Pitkin
7,333
2,550
Park
3,421
6,135
Logan
1,851
7,282
Gunnison
5,128
3,289
Grand
3,358
4,494
Otero
2,943
4,928
Archuleta
2,500
4,264
Alamosa
3,189
3,046
Las Animas
2,650
3,710
Moffat
874
5,305
Clear Creek
2,729
2,575
Rio Grande
2,001
3,085
Prowers
1,186
3,531
Yuma
726
3,850
San Miguel
2,975
1,033
Conejos
1,771
1,914
Huerfano
1,633
1,883
Kit Carson
536
2,967
Gilpin
1,634
1,566
Rio Blanco
436
2,791
Ouray
1,697
1,351
Lake
1,616
1,270
Custer
797
2,061
Saguache
1,417
1,147
Washington
296
2,299
Lincoln
409
1,892
Phillips
436
1,791
Baca
283
1,753
Bent
590
1,188
Costilla
1,125
588
Crowley
339
1,079
Sedgwick
267
1,015
Dolores
242
944
Cheyenne
132
925
Jackson
171
629
Kiowa
91
728
Mineral
237
344
Hinsdale
197
339
San Juan
265
215
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U.S. Senate

Candidate Party Votes Pct.
Bennet* Michael Bennet* Democrat Dem. 1,370,710 50.0%
Glenn Darryl Glenn Republican Rep. 1,215,318 44.3%
Williams Lily Williams Libertarian Lib. 99,277 3.6%
Menconi Arn Menconi Green Green 36,805 1.3%
Hammons Bill Hammons Unity Unity 9,336 0.3%
Chapin Dan Chapin Independent Ind. 8,361 0.3%
Fiorino Paul Fiorino Independent Ind. 3,216 0.1%
Others Others 57,718 2.1%
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2,743,023 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

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Vote share

Dem. 40 50 60
Rep. 40 50 60
Other 40 50 60
No results
Vote by county Bennet Glenn
Denver
238,774
71,078
Jefferson
163,172
139,237
El Paso
113,726
183,709
Arapahoe
162,747
123,509
Larimer
95,789
86,101
Douglas
70,005
107,920
Boulder
126,334
45,755
Adams
97,402
76,285
Weld
52,263
74,843
Pueblo
40,475
33,051
Mesa
24,109
48,559
Broomfield
19,431
15,077
La Plata
15,903
12,678
Garfield
12,039
12,596
Eagle
13,707
8,772
Fremont
6,671
14,154
Montrose
6,055
13,946
Delta
4,916
10,970
Summit
9,536
5,178
Elbert
3,684
11,558
Teller
4,064
9,547
Routt
7,793
5,265
Montezuma
4,305
7,484
Morgan
3,910
7,516
Chaffee
5,259
5,384
Park
3,722
5,937
Pitkin
6,847
2,656
Logan
2,768
6,534
Gunnison
5,517
3,216
Grand
3,623
4,402
Otero
3,651
4,561
Archuleta
2,750
4,072
Alamosa
3,695
2,894
Las Animas
3,305
3,174
Moffat
1,338
4,786
Clear Creek
2,883
2,541
Rio Grande
2,372
2,974
Prowers
1,648
3,110
Yuma
1,252
3,386
San Miguel
2,951
1,055
Conejos
2,073
1,878
Huerfano
1,942
1,694
Kit Carson
894
2,607
Gilpin
1,729
1,503
Rio Blanco
600
2,641
Ouray
1,735
1,397
Lake
1,704
1,174
Custer
944
1,984
Saguache
1,570
1,042
Washington
527
2,092
Lincoln
588
1,742
Phillips
695
1,570
Baca
577
1,469
Bent
810
1,034
Costilla
1,186
547
Crowley
504
936
Sedgwick
426
863
Dolores
338
808
Cheyenne
220
828
Jackson
235
583
Kiowa
196
621
Mineral
301
326
Hinsdale
246
316
San Juan
279
193
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U.S. House

Dem. 3 Dem.
Rep. 4 Rep.
Ind. 0 Ind.
No net change
District Dist. Leader Rpt.
1 68%DeGette* Dem. 28%Stockham Rep. 100%
2 57%Polis* Dem. 37%Morse Rep. 100%
3 55%Tipton* Rep. 40%Schwartz Dem. 100%
4 64%Buck* Rep. 32%Seay Dem. 100%
5 62%Lamborn* Rep. 31%Plowright Dem. 100%
6 51%Coffman* Rep. 43%Carroll Dem. 100%
7 55%Perlmutter* Dem. 40%Athanasopoulos Rep. 100%

* Incumbent 

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State Senate

Dem. 9 Dem.
Rep. 8 Rep.
Ind. 0 Ind.
No net change
Seat Seat Leader Rpt.
4 69%Smallwood Rep. 31%Riegel Dem. 100%
8 55%Baumgardner* Rep. 45%Tracy Dem. 100%
10 66%Hill* Rep. 34%Barrionuevo Dem. 100%
12 76%Gardner Rep. 24%Quintel Lib. 100%
14 62%Kefalas* Dem. 38%Hochheimer Rep. 100%
17 0%Jones* Dem. Uncontested
18 80%Fenberg Dem. 20%Spraitz Rep. 100%
19 48%Zenzinger Dem. 46%Woods* Rep. 100%
21 0%Moreno Dem. Uncontested
23 58%Marble* Rep. 42%Cole Dem. 100%
25 53%Priola Rep. 47%May Dem. 100%
26 53%Kagan Dem. 47%Doty Rep. 100%
27 53%Tate* Rep. 47%Sullivan Dem. 100%
28 56%Todd* Dem. 44%Woodley Rep. 100%
29 54%Fields Dem. 40%Chunn Rep. 100%
31 71%Court Dem. 29%Lane Rep. 100%
33 83%Williams Dem. 17%Doane Rep. 100%
35 60%Crowder* Rep. 36%Casias Dem. 100%

* Incumbent 

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State House

Dem. 36 Dem.
Rep. 28 Rep.
Ind. 0 Ind.
No net change
District Dist. Leader Rpt.
1 60%Lontine* Dem. 40%Garcia Rep. 100%
2 75%Garnett* Dem. 25%Linton Rep. 100%
3 52%Bridges Dem. 48%Brown Rep. 100%
4 78%Pabon* Dem. 22%Halligan Rep. 100%
5 79%Duran* Dem. 22%Nelson Rep. 100%
6 0%Hansen Dem. Uncontested
7 0%Coleman Dem. Uncontested
8 86%Herod Dem. 14%Vanderpool Rep. 100%
9 67%Rosenthal* Dem. 33%Martin Rep. 100%
10 0%Hooton Dem. Uncontested
11 60%Singer* Dem. 40%Piper Rep. 100%
12 65%Foote* Dem. 35%Dillon Rep. 100%
13 0%Becker* Dem. Uncontested
14 73%Nordberg* Rep. 28%Walters Dem. 100%
15 68%Williams Rep. 32%Huff Dem. 100%
16 72%Liston Rep. 28%Hjersman Lib. 100%
17 49%Exum Dem. 42%Roupe* Rep. 100%
18 53%Lee* Dem. 39%Forth Rep. 100%
19 80%Lundeen* Rep. 20%Reynolds Dem. 100%
20 64%Carver* Rep. 30%Endicott Dem. 100%
21 69%Landgraf* Rep. 31%Seebeck Lib. 100%
22 60%Everett* Rep. 40%Parker Ind. 100%
23 56%Kennedy Dem. 44%Hadsall Rep. 100%
24 57%Danielson* Dem. 43%DeMott Rep. 100%
25 52%Leonard* Rep. 48%Story Dem. 100%
26 61%Mitsch Bush* Dem. 39%Cacioppo Rep. 100%
27 54%Sias* Rep. 41%Norris Dem. 100%
28 56%Pettersen* Dem. 36%Pallozzi Rep. 100%
29 55%Kraft-Tharp* Dem. 46%Kochevar Rep. 100%
30 53%Michaelson Jenet Dem. 47%Windholz* Rep. 100%
31 55%Salazar* Dem. 45%Sandgren Rep. 100%
32 64%Benavidez Dem. 36%Jacobson Rep. 100%
33 52%Gray Dem. 42%Nelson Rep. 100%
34 50%Lebsock* Dem. 44%Johnson Rep. 100%
35 56%Winter* Dem. 44%Voss Rep. 100%
36 55%Weissman Dem. 45%Bowman Rep. 100%
37 55%Wist* Rep. 45%Barrett Dem. 100%
38 58%Beckman Rep. 42%Bowen Dem. 100%
39 71%Lawrence* Rep. 29%Opler Dem. 100%
40 57%Buckner* Dem. 43%Brophy Rep. 100%
41 60%Melton* Dem. 40%Garrison Rep. 100%
42 68%Jackson Dem. 32%Donald Rep. 100%
43 60%Van Winkle* Rep. 40%Wagner Dem. 100%
44 65%Ransom* Rep. 35%Hicks Dem. 100%
45 70%Neville* Rep. 30%Schweikart Dem. 100%
46 0%Esgar* Dem. Uncontested
47 59%Navarro* Rep. 41%Munoz Dem. 100%
48 68%Humphrey* Rep. 32%King Dem. 100%
49 63%Buck* Rep. 37%Sweeney Dem. 100%
50 56%Young* Dem. 39%Honeycutt Rep. 100%
51 61%McKean Rep. 39%Shadduck-McNally Dem. 100%
52 55%Ginal* Dem. 45%Walter Rep. 100%
53 0%Arndt* Dem. Uncontested
54 77%Willett* Rep. 23%Fuller Lib. 100%
55 0%Thurlow* Rep. Uncontested
56 59%Covarrubias Rep. 35%Snider Dem. 100%
57 0%Rankin* Rep. Uncontested
58 0%Coram* Rep. Uncontested
59 51%McLachlan Dem. 49%Brown* Rep. 100%
60 64%Wilson* Rep. 30%Higginbotham Dem. 100%
61 56%Hamner* Dem. 44%Schutt Rep. 100%
62 55%Valdez Dem. 45%Mattive Rep. 100%
63 61%Saine* Rep. 31%Hudson Dem. 100%
64 76%Lewis Rep. 25%Conway Dem. 100%
65 79%Becker* Rep. 21%Engelhaupt Dem. 100%

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Ballot Measures

Amendment TRemoval of Exception to Slavery Prohibition for Criminals

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,177,399 49.3%
No No 1,212,941 50.7%
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2,390,340 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Amendment UProperty Tax Exemption

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,013,668 43.5%
No No 1,318,934 56.5%
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2,332,602 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Amendment 70Increase Minimum Wage

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,517,903 55.4%
No No 1,224,189 44.6%
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2,742,092 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Proposition 106Medical Aid in Dying

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,765,786 64.9%
No No 956,263 35.1%
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2,722,049 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Ballot Issue 4BDenver Metropolitan Tax

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 800,604 62.5%
No No 479,441 37.5%
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1,280,045 votes, 100% reporting (1,664 of 1,664 precincts)

Amendment 69Create State Healthcare Systems

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 511,304 20.6%
No No 1,968,498 79.4%
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2,479,802 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Amendment 71Constitutional Initiatives

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,384,423 56.4%
No No 1,071,293 43.6%
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2,455,716 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Amendment 72Increase Tobacco Taxes

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,178,666 46.5%
No No 1,356,651 53.5%
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2,535,317 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Proposition 107Restore Presidential Primary Elections

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,568,311 63.8%
No No 888,549 36.2%
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2,456,860 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Proposition 108Expand Unaffiliated Voting

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,283,152 52.8%
No No 1,149,083 47.2%
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2,432,235 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

Appeals Court

Question Yes No Rpt.
Retain Anthony Navarro 65%Yes 35%No 100%
Retain David Furman 71%Yes 29%No 100%
Retain Diana Terry 67%Yes 33%No 100%
Retain Gilbert Roman 71%Yes 29%No 100%
Retain Jerry Jones 61%Yes 39%No 100%
Retain Karen Ashby 69%Yes 31%No 100%
Retain Michael Berger 69%Yes 31%No 100%
Retain Robert Hawthorne 71%Yes 29%No 100%
Retain Stephanie Dunn 71%Yes 29%No 100%
Retain Steve Bernard 63%Yes 37%No 100%

District Attorney

District Dist. Leader Rpt.
1 54%Weir* Rep. 47%Lilly Dem. 100%
2 74%McCann Dem. 26%Morgan Ind. 100%
3 0%Solano Dem. Uncontested
4 0%May* Rep. Uncontested
5 42%Brown* Dem. 40%Carey Rep. 100%
6 0%Champagne Dem. Uncontested
7 0%Hotsenpiller* Dem. Uncontested
8 0%Riedel* Rep. Uncontested
9 47%Cheney Rep. 35%Caloia* Dem. 100%
10 0%Chostner* Dem. Uncontested
11 0%Chilson Rep. Uncontested
12 0%Newmyer-Olsen Dem. Uncontested
13 72%Lewton* Rep. 29%Wiese Dem. 100%
14 0%Barkey* Rep. Uncontested
15 77%Vogel Rep. 23%Fouracre Dem. 100%
16 0%Bullock* Rep. Uncontested
17 54%Young* Dem. 46%Jansen Rep. 100%
18 0%Brauchler* Rep. Uncontested
19 0%Rourke* Rep. Uncontested
20 0%Garnett* Dem. Uncontested
21 0%Rubinstein Rep. Uncontested
22 0%Furse* Rep. Uncontested

* Incumbent 

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Regional Transportation District

District Dist. Leader Rpt.
A 35%Williams 28%Cerbo 100%
D 0%Walker* Uncontested
E 67%Folska* 34%Fay 100%
F 0%Broom Uncontested
G 0%Mihalik Uncontested
H 0%Tisdale Uncontested
I 41%Lubow* 39%Kemp 100%
M 51%Menten* 49%Ruchman 100%

* Incumbent 

State Board of Education

District Dist. Leader Rpt.
3 60%Rankin* Rep. 41%Pacheco-Koveleski Dem. 100%
5 67%Durham* Rep. 33%Walker Dem. 100%
6 50%Scheffel* Rep. 50%McClellan Dem. 100%

* Incumbent 

Supreme Court Retain William Hood

Answer Votes Pct.
Yes Yes 1,422,715 71.0%
No No 581,551 29.0%
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2,004,266 votes, 100% reporting (3,040 of 3,040 precincts)

University Regents

Race Leader Rpt.
At Large 52%Ganahl Rep. 48%Madden Dem. 100%
1 0%Kroll Dem. Uncontested
4 65%Sharkey* Rep. 35%Owens Dem. 100%

* Incumbent 

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Sources: Election results from The Associated Press, Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections and David Wasserman of the Cook Political Report

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