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This is one of our least certain forecasts — state-legislative races have almost no district polling and many of these maps were redrawn. Read the range, not the midpoint. How this is modeled →

Forecast · candidate-independent chamber model

Democrats are favored to hold control of the Colorado House.

Chance of D control96 in 100Expected Democratic seats 43.1 of 6580% range 39–47
D 4365 seats · 33 for a majorityR 22
PVID+6
Seats up in 202665
Chamber size65
Majority threshold33
District by district

65 seats, one per district. Hover a district for its seat; the table below opens with the closest races and carries the exact values.

Rating band
Striped = seat changes partyModeled seats use forecast paint; legal carries and terrain remain explicitly distinct
Forecast margin — pale at Even, deep at safe

Census Bureau 2025 1:500,000 cartographic boundaries — simplified geometry for thematic mapping, not legal district lines.

DemocratRepublican
62Matthew Martinez — 50 in 100Matthew MartinezEvans Gonzalez · Steven RodriguezD+0.1
51Jacki Marsh — 53 in 100Jacki MarshAmy Parks · Nancy RumfeltD+0.8
46Republican — 54 in 100Tisha MauroJonathan PostR+0.9
50Ryan Gonzalez — 64 in 100Tommy ButlerRyan GonzalezR+3.4
26Meghan Lukens — 73 in 100Meghan LukensJames KelloggD+6.1
43Robert "Bob" Marshall — 77 in 100Robert "Bob" MarshallNate MarshD+7.2
16Steph Vigil — 77 in 100Steph VigilJill Haffley · Jamie KochD+7.2
32Chris VanDijk — 77 in 100Chris VanDijkMichelle D. Lee · Damon L ScordoD+7.3
59Katie Stewart — 78 in 100Katie StewartNaomi RiessD+7.5
34Jenny Willford — 79 in 100Jenny WillfordCraig SullivanD+7.9