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Who represents you
Why this matters: Senators represent the whole state, and each House member represents one district. These are the people who speak and vote for Colorado in Congress now.
U.S. Senate
- Democrat · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website1
- Michael F. BennetDemocrat · Term ends January 3, 2029 · Official website2
U.S. House
- Diana DeGette1st DistrictDemocrat · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website3
- Joe Neguse2nd DistrictDemocrat · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website4
- Jeff Hurd3rd DistrictRepublican · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website5
- Lauren Boebert4th DistrictRepublican · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website6
- Jeff Crank5th DistrictRepublican · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website7
- Jason Crow6th DistrictDemocrat · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website8
- Brittany Pettersen7th DistrictDemocrat · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website9
- Gabe Evans8th DistrictRepublican · Term ends January 3, 2027 · Official website10
This covers Colorado's members of Congress. The governor and other state and local officeholders aren't listed yet. Colorado elects a governor on November 3: see the race for governor.