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Colorado
📊 Colorado State Stats
Population5,770,790
Males voting age2,291,276
Females voting age2,238,204
Median household income$70,543
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★ Colorado State Legislature

Bicameral Legislature

35 Senators 66 Representatives
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★ Elected Officials ★ Bills & Legislation ★ Government Structure

Party Representation 111 seats

D
Democrat
50 seats
R
Republican
37 seats
O
Other
24 seats

U.S. Senators 2 U.S. Senators

U.S. Representatives 8 U.S. Representatives

Senate 35 members

House of Representatives 66 members

J
Javier Mabrey
District 1
Democrat
S
Steven Woodrow
District 2
Democrat
A
Amy Paschal
District 3
Republican
M
Meg Froelich
District 3
Democrat
C
Carlos Barron
District 4
Democrat
A
Alex Valdez
District 5
Democrat
C
Cecelia Espenoza
District 6
Democrat
E
Emily Sirota
District 9
Democrat
J
Jacqueline Phillips
District 10
Democrat
J
Junie Joseph
District 10
Democrat
J
Jarvis Caldwell
District 11
Republican
K
Karen McCormick
District 11
Democrat
K
Kyle Brown
District 12
Democrat
J
Julie McCluskie
District 13
Democrat
L
Lesley Smith
District 13
Democrat
L
Lori Goldstein
District 13
Democrat
S
Scott Bottoms
District 15
Republican
T
Tammy Story
District 16
Democrat
R
Regina English
District 17
Democrat
D
Dan Woog
District 19
Republican
D
Dan Woog[b]
District 19
Republican
M
Mary Bradfield
District 21
Republican
A
Ava Flanell
District 22
Republican
K
Ken DeGraaf
District 22
Republican
M
Monica Duran
District 23
Democrat
L
Lisa Feret
District 24
Democrat
M
Meghan Lukens
District 26
Democrat
M
Michael Carter
District 26
Democrat
B
Brianna Titone
District 27
Democrat
S
Sheila Lieder
District 28
Democrat
S
Sean Camacho
District 29
Democrat
R
Rebecca Keltie
District 30
Republican
J
Jennifer Bacon
District 31
Democrat
M
Manny Rutinel
District 32
Democrat
J
Jenny Willford
District 34
Democrat
L
Lorena Garcia
District 35
Democrat
R
Rebekah Stewart
District 35
Democrat
R
Ryan Gonzalez
District 36
Democrat
C
Chad Clifford
District 37
Democrat
G
Gretchen Rydin
District 38
Democrat
B
Brandi Bradley
District 39
Republican
N
Naquetta Ricks
District 40
Democrat
L
Lindsay Gilchrist
District 41
Democrat
K
Katie Stewart
District 42
Democrat
M
Mandy Lindsay
District 42
Democrat
B
Bob Marshall
District 43
Democrat
A
Anthony Hartsook
District 44
Republican
T
Tisha Mauro
District 46
Democrat
S
Scott Slaugh
District 47
Republican
S
Stephanie Luck
District 47
Republican
T
Ty Winter
District 47
Republican
K
Kenny Nguyen
District 49
Democrat
R
Ron Weinberg
District 51
Republican
Y
Yara Zokaie
District 52
Democrat
A
Andrew Boesenecker
District 53
Democrat
M
Matt Soper
District 54
Republican
M
Max Brooks
District 54
Republican
R
Rick Taggart
District 55
Republican
C
Chris Richardson
District 56
Republican
E
Elizabeth Velasco
District 57
Democrat
L
Larry Don Suckla
District 58
Republican
L
Lori Garcia Sander
District 60
Republican
E
Eliza Hamrick
District 61
Democrat
J
Jamie Jackson
District 61
Democrat
M
Matthew Martinez
District 62
Democrat
D
Dusty A. Johnson
District 63
Republican

Counties in Colorado

Adams County (542,973) · Alamosa County (16,689) · Arapahoe County (666,918) · Archuleta County (14,112) · Baca County (3,367) · Bent County (5,779) · Boulder County (330,262) · Broomfield County (78,323) · Chaffee County (20,780) · Cheyenne County (1,712) · Clear Creek County (9,076) · Conejos County (7,549) · Costilla County (3,686) · Crowley County (5,600) · Custer County (5,553) · Delta County (32,215) · Denver County (729,019) · Dolores County (2,467) · Douglas County (393,995) · Eagle County (54,330) · El Paso County (752,772) · Elbert County (29,382) · Fremont County (50,093) · Garfield County (63,167) · Gilpin County (5,963) · Grand County (16,154) · Gunnison County (17,310) · Hinsdale County (747) · Huerfano County (6,988) · Jackson County (1,273) · Jefferson County (578,533) · Kiowa County (1,392) · Kit Carson County (7,080) · La Plata County (56,823) · Lake County (7,369) · Larimer County (374,574) · Las Animas County (14,518) · Lincoln County (5,598) · Logan County (20,755) · Mesa County (161,260) · Mineral County (933) · Moffat County (13,142) · Montezuma County (26,841) · Montrose County (44,806) · Morgan County (30,300) · Otero County (17,991) · Ouray County (5,197) · Park County (18,316) · Phillips County (4,488) · Pitkin County (16,643) · Prowers County (11,957) · Pueblo County (169,866) · Rio Blanco County (6,607) · Rio Grande County (11,132) · Routt County (25,243) · Saguache County (6,670) · San Juan County (821) · San Miguel County (7,819) · Sedgwick County (2,257) · Summit County (30,882) · Teller County (24,862) · Washington County (4,771) · Weld County (369,745) · Yuma County (10,048)

★ Bills & Legislation — Colorado

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★ Government Structure — Colorado

★ Executive Branch

  • • Governor — Chief executive, signs/vetoes bills, oversees state agencies
  • • Lieutenant Governor — Presides over Senate, succession
  • • Attorney General — State legal affairs, consumer protection
  • • Secretary of State — Elections, business registration
  • • Treasurer / Comptroller — State finances, revenue

★ Legislative Branch

  • • State Senate — Upper chamber, 35 members
  • • State House/Assembly — Lower chamber, 66 members
  • • Committees — Review bills before floor votes
  • • Session — Typically meets Jan-May, varies by state

★ Judicial Branch

  • • State Supreme Court — Highest court, final appeals
  • • Appeals Court — Intermediate appellate review
  • • District / Circuit Courts — Trial courts for major cases
  • • County / Municipal Courts — Local jurisdiction
ⓘ Did you know? Every state has a unique constitution, and Colorado's legislative process determines how laws are made, amended, and repealed at the state level. Learn more by contacting your representatives.
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