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Sen.Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R) Sen.Wayne Allard (R) Rep.Diana DeGette (D-01) Rep.Mark Udall (D-02) Rep.Scott McInnis (R-03) Rep.Bob Schaffer (R-04) Rep.Joel Hefley (R-05) Rep.Tom Tancredo (R-06)
State Legislature | Urban Statistics | Registered Voters | U.S. Congress | Term Limits | Elections | Population | Miscellaneous State Legislature General Assembly: Meets January-May House of Representatives: 65 members, 2-year terms 1999 breakdown: 40R, 25D; 43 men, 22 women Salary: $30,000 Phone: (303) 866-2904 Senate: 35 members, 4-year terms 1999 breakdown: 20R, 15D; 25 men, 10 women Salary: $30,000 Phone: (303) 866-2316 Urban Statistics Denver: Mayor Wellington E. Webb (D), Population 497,840 Colorado Springs: Mayor Mary Lou Makepeace, N-P, Population 345,127 Aurora: Mayor Paul E. Tauer, N-P, Population 252,341 Lakewood: Mayor Linda Morton, N-P, Population 134,999 Pueblo: City Council President Corrine Koehler, N-P, Population 99,406 Registered Voters Republican: 36% Unaffiliated: 34% Democrat: 30% U.S. Congress Senate: 2 R House: 2 D, 4 R Term Limits For state offices: Yes Senate: 2 consecutive terms House: 4 consecutive terms Elections 1996 Presidential Vote: Bob Dole 46%, Bill Clinton 44%, Ross Perot 1992 Presidential Vote: Bill Clinton 40%, George Bush 36%, Ross Perot 23% 1988 Presidential Vote: George Bush 53%, Michael S. Dukakis 45% Population 1998 population (est.): 3,893,000 1990 population: 3,294,394 1980 population: 2,889,964 Percent change 1980-90: +14% Rank among states (1998): 24 White: 93% Black: 4% Asian or Pacific islander: 2% Hispanic origin: 14% Urban: 82% Rural: 18% Born in state: 43% Foreign-born: 4% Under age 18: 1,015,529 (26%) Ages 18-64: 2,483,513 (64%) 65 and older: 393,602 (10%) Median age: 35.3 Miscellaneous Web: www.state.co.us Capital: Denver Median household income: $42,562 (1997) Rank among states: 5 Total area: 104,100 sq. miles Rank among states: 8
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