Colorado 2026 House Popular Vote

D+22.3

Democratic candidates lead by 528,372 votes, 59.4% to 37.1%, out of 2,370,903 counted.

7 Democrats and 1 Republican have been called (3 on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a media call); none are uncalled.

Democrats

02 — Every district

Colorado’s 8 districts

3 districts have margins under 5 points on the current count.

Colorado U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
District	Candidates, votes and share	Margin	Total	Status	Counted
CO-01	Melat Kiros (D) ✓192,44678.3% Christy Peterson (R)34,39614.0% Shimon Blau (I)14,2345.8% Chad Humphrey (L)3,9681.6% Critter Milton (O)8650.4%	D+64.3D +158,050	245,909	Called D	—
CO-02	Joe Neguse (D, inc.) ✓237,11274.5% Kelley Anne Dennison (R)75,75223.8% Gaylon Kent (L)5,4861.7%	D+50.7D +161,360	318,350	Called D	—
CO-03	Jeff Hurd (R, inc.) ✓161,33249.3% Dwayne L. Romero (D)155,40747.5% Cory Robertson (L)5,3981.6% Clifton Brown (I)5,2091.6%	R+1.8R +5,925	327,346	Market R	—
CO-04	Eileen Laubacher (D) ✓176,16248.7% Lauren Boebert (R, inc.)173,64948.0% Douglas Mangeris (L)11,6693.2%	D+0.7D +2,513	361,480	Market D	—
CO-05	Jessica Killin (D) ✓140,71350.6% Jeff Crank (R, inc.)127,94646.0% Mark 'Marky Jr' Elworth (L)5,0321.8% Christopher Mitchell (O)4,5961.7%	D+4.6D +12,767	278,287	Market D	—
CO-06	Jason Crow (D, inc.) ✓156,99065.8% Jason Clark (R)75,10931.5% Patty McMahon (L)3,3091.4% Samir Witta (I)1,8550.8% Meredith Ryan (O)1,2560.5%	D+34.3D +81,881	238,519	Called D	—
CO-07	Brittany Pettersen (D, inc.) ✓212,19560.7% Tim Bennett (R)126,96736.3% Joe Krzeczkowski (I)3,9771.1% Dan "Kilo" Sallis (L)3,6391.0% Susan Hall (O)1,5570.4% Lawrence Kyle Clark (O)1,1520.3%	D+24.4D +85,228	349,487	Called D	—
CO-08	Manny Rutinel (D) ✓137,20054.5% Gabe Evans (R, inc.)104,70241.6% Dave Wood (L)9,6233.8%	D+12.9D +32,498	251,525	Called D	—

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates. Market: credited on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a race call. Counted is shown only where the source reports it.

03 — Sources

Where Colorado’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 12:35 p.m. ET, summed from district results published by the state election office. They are not certified results.

Sources

Source	Tier	Method	Fetched (ET)
Colorado Secretary of State — 2026 General Election results (Clarity ENR, version 385726, site last updated 11/5/2026 9:21:12 AM MST)	Official	Results feed	Nov. 5, 12:35 p.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on Colorado

Unofficial results from the Colorado Secretary of State's Clarity ENR JSON feed (election 127407, version 385726). Counting continues in Colorado's all-mail election; totals will change.
pctReporting is null: the feed does not give a share of expected vote. Counties reporting complete results at fetch time (complete/total): CO-1: 2/3, CO-2: 4/11, CO-3: 19/27, CO-4: 10/21, CO-5: 0/1, CO-6: 1/5, CO-7: 6/11, CO-8: 1/3.
No write-in line is published for these contests in the summary feed.
Party mapping: LBR=Libertarian (L); UAF=Unaffiliated (I); UNI=Unity and ACN=American Constitution (O).
CO-1: incumbent Diana DeGette is not on the general-election ballot; Melat Kiros (D) is the nominee.
Calls come from news reports of AP projections. CO-3, CO-4 and CO-5 were uncalled per 270toWin's Nov 4 'uncalled House races' article; no call found for them since.
A later attempt to refresh the feed hit an AWS WAF CAPTCHA, which was not completed; the data is from the version-385699 snapshot fetched about 13:52Z Nov 5.
Freshness caveat (verifier, 2026-11-05T14:10Z): NBC News' Colorado House page (last update 1:19 a.m. ET Nov 5) shows slightly different shares for CO-2 and CO-4 than version 385726 (7:29 p.m. MST Nov 4), so a newer Clarity version may exist. It could not be fetched: every results.enr.clarityelections.com path now returns an AWS WAF human-verification challenge, which was not completed.