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Colorado

9 electoral votes

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Biden (D) has won. An estimated 98 percent of votes have been counted.

Biden

55.4%

1,804,352

Trump

41.9%

1,364,607

U.S. Senate

John Hickenlooper (D) is projected to defeat Sen. Cory Gardner (R) and leads by 301,622 votes.

	Votes	Pct.
HickenlooperDEM	1,731,114	53.5%
GardnerGOP	1,429,492	44.2

Colorado has seven U.S. House races. Jump to results

How much of the vote has been counted?

The Post estimates 98% of votes cast have been counted here.

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Note: Maps on this page won’t indicate a leading candidate in each county until an estimated 35 percent of the vote has been reported there.

Updated Dec 7, 2020 at 10:14 a.m. ET

Presidential results

In 2016, Hillary Clinton (D) won Colorado by a margin of 4.9 points, adding nine electoral college votes to her total. See early exit poll results from Colorado.

Denver

Colorado Springs

Fort Collins

Boulder

Grand Junction

LEAD/WON

Trump

Biden

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Joe Biden Biden DEM	1,804,352	55.4%
Donald Trump Trump GOP	1,364,607	41.9%
Jo Jorgensen Jorgensen LIB	52,460	1.6%
Howie Hawkins Hawkins GRN	8,986	0.3%
Kanye West West IND	8,089	0.2%
Don Blankenship Blankenship CST	5,061	0.2%
Bill Hammons Hammons UTY	2,730	0.1%
Brian Carroll Carroll ASP	2,516	0.1%
Mark Charles Charles IND	2,011	0.1%
Gloria La Riva La Riva PSL	1,035	0.0%
Kyle Kopitke Kopitke IND	762	0.0%
Rocky De La Fuente De La Fuente ALI	636	0.0%
Joe McHugh McHugh UNA	614	0.0%
Brock Pierce Pierce IND	572	0.0%
Phil Collins Collins PRO	568	0.0%
Princess Jacob-Fambro Jacob-Fambro UNA	495	0.0%
Dario Hunter Hunter PRG	379	0.0%
Blake Huber Huber APV	355	0.0%
Alyson Kennedy Kennedy SWP	354	0.0%
Joseph Kishore Kishore SEP	196	0.0%
Jordan Scott Scott UNA	175	0.0%
Write-ins Write-ins WRI	0	0.0%

An estimated 98% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

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U.S. Senate results

In the Colorado U.S. Senate race, the incumbent Cory Gardner (R) is running against John Hickenlooper (D). Gardner has represented Colorado in the Senate since 2015. The state's other Senate seat is held by Michael Bennet (D).

Denver

Colorado Springs

Fort Collins

Boulder

Grand Junction

LEAD/WON

Gardner

Hickenlooper

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
John Hickenlooper Hickenlooper DEM	1,731,114	53.5%
Cory Gardner Gardner GOP	1,429,492	44.2%
Raymon Doane Doane LIB	56,262	1.7%
Daniel Doyle Doyle APV	9,820	0.3%
Stephan Evans Evans UTY	8,971	0.3%
Write-ins Write-ins WRI	0	0.0%
An estimated 98% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

U.S. House results

Denver

Colorado Springs

Fort Collins

Boulder

Grand Junction

LEAD/WON

Democrat

Republican

Seat

Current leader

District 1

DeGette *DEM

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Diana DeGette DeGette DEM	331,621	73.6%
Shane Bolling Bolling GOP	105,955	23.5%
Kyle Furey Furey LIB	8,749	1.9%
Paul Fiorino Fiorino UTY	2,524	0.6%
Jan Kok Kok APV	1,441	0.3%
An estimated 94% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 2

Neguse *DEM

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Joe Neguse Neguse DEM	316,925	61.5%
Charlie Winn Winn GOP	182,547	35.4%
Thom Atkinson Atkinson LIB	13,657	2.6%
Gary Swing Swing UTY	2,534	0.5%
An estimated 92% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 3

BoebertGOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Lauren Boebert Boebert GOP	220,634	51.4%
Diane Mitsch Bush Mitsch Bush DEM	194,122	45.2%
John Keil Keil LIB	10,298	2.4%
Christopher Milton Milton UTY	4,265	1.0%
An estimated 95% of votes have been counted.

District 4

Buck *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Ken Buck Buck GOP	285,606	60.1%
Ike McCorkle McCorkle DEM	173,945	36.6%
Bruce Griffith Griffith LIB	11,026	2.3%
Laura Ireland Ireland UTY	4,530	1.0%
We estimate around all votes cast have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 5

Lamborn *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Doug Lamborn Lamborn GOP	249,013	57.6%
Jillian Freeland Freeland DEM	161,600	37.4%
Ed Duffett Duffett LIB	14,777	3.4%
Marcus Murphy Murphy UNA	3,708	0.9%
Rebecca Keltie Keltie UTY	3,309	0.8%
An estimated 98% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 6

Crow *DEM

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Jason Crow Crow DEM	250,314	57.1%
Steve House House GOP	175,192	40.0%
Norm Olsen Olsen LIB	9,083	2.1%
Jaimie Kulikowski Kulikowski UTY	3,884	0.9%
An estimated 97% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 7

Perlmutter *DEM

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Ed Perlmutter Perlmutter DEM	250,525	59.1%
Casper Stockham Stockham GOP	159,301	37.6%
Ken Biles Biles LIB	11,510	2.7%
David Olszta Olszta UTY	2,355	0.6%
An estimated 95% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

* Incumbent

Statewide ballot measures

Constitutional Amendment 76

Require citizenship to vote

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,985,239	62.9%
No No	1,171,137	37.1%
3,156,376 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Constitutional Amendment 77

Allow local voters to change gambling limits

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,854,153	60.5%
No No	1,208,414	39.5%
3,062,567 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Constitutional Amendment B

Repeal property tax assessment rates

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,740,395	57.5%
No No	1,285,136	42.5%
3,025,531 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Constitutional Amendment C

Decrease regulations of charitable gambling

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,586,973	52.3%
No No	1,444,553	47.7%
3,031,526 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Proposition 113

Join the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,644,716	52.3%
No No	1,498,500	47.7%
3,143,216 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Proposition 114

Restore gray wolf populations on designated lands

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,590,299	50.9%
No No	1,533,313	49.1%
3,123,612 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Proposition 115

Ban late-term abortions

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,292,787	41.0%
No No	1,859,479	59.0%
An estimated 95% of votes have been counted.

Proposition 116

Reduce state income tax

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,821,702	57.9%
No No	1,327,025	42.1%
3,148,727 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Proposition 117

Require voter approval of state-run enterprises

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,573,114	52.5%
No No	1,420,445	47.5%
2,993,559 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Proposition 118

Create a statewide program for family and medical leave

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	1,804,546	57.7%
No No	1,320,386	42.3%
3,124,932 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

Proposition EE

Create tobacco and nicotine tax

Response	Votes	Pct.
Yes Yes	2,134,608	67.6%
No No	1,025,182	32.4%
3,159,790 votes reported from 100% of precincts.

By Peter Andringa, Jason Bernert, Lenny Bronner, Madison Dong, Jess Eng, Simon Glenn-Gregg, Shana Hadi, Daniel Hoerauf, Jason Holt, Aditya Jain, Isabelle Lavandero, Emily Liu, Anthony Pesce, Erik Reyna, Ashlyn Still and Susan Tyler

Sources: Edison Research, Associated Press, ProPublica, U.S. Census Bureau, National Center for Health Statistics, Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections, Cook Political Report. Illustrations by Ben Kirchner for The Washington Post.

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