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2018 Election Live Results

Overview

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On this Page: Governor, U.S. Representative (7 congressional districts)

Results Expected: After 9:00 PM Eastern Time

U.S. Senate

Neither seat is up for election this year.

2020: Sen. Cory Gardner (R, 1st term) | 2022: Sen. Michael Bennet (D, 3rd term).

Governor

Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) cannot run due to term limits. He may reemerge as a candidate for his party's 2020 presidential nomination. The race to replace him is seen as competitive.

U.S. House

7 Congressional Districts: 4 Republicans | 3 Democrats

Highly Competitive: 6th
Five-term incumbent Mike Coffman (R) faces an uphill climb in this affluent suburban Denver district. Hillary Clinton won here by 8.5% over Donald Trump in 2016. A mid-October poll by NYT Upshot / Siena College gave Democratic challenger Jason Crow a 9 point lead.

Others to Watch:  3rd 
This one is less likely to change parties, but is still one to keep an eye on.

The state's five other districts look safe for the incumbent party, including CO-2 where incumbent Jared Polis is departing. Polis is the Democratic nominee for governor.