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John HickenlooperD
John Hickenlooper
62.0%
1,177,544 votes
Mark BaisleyR
Mark Baisley
35.4%
671,760 votes
Official counts as reported · Colorado Secretary of State (unofficial)Updated 58h ago
LIVE · CO · GOVERNORCOUNTING
Phil WeiserD
Phil Weiser
63.4%
1,186,047 votes
Victor MarxR
Victor Marx
33.7%
630,596 votes
Official counts as reported · Colorado Secretary of State (unofficial)Updated 58h ago
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Checked hourly · last Nov 6, 8:15 AM ET
Money raised, cash on hand
Senate
FEC filings, 2025–26. Governors report to their state.
Through 10/14/2026 · next Dec 3
Small-donor share
Senate
Donations under $200 (FEC).
Through 10/14/2026
Own money
Senate
Candidate's own contributions and loans (FEC).
Through 10/14/2026
Votes with own party, missed votes, key votes
Members of Congress
Voteview, 119th Congress.
2025–26
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U.S. Senate

Incumbent: John Hickenlooper
DJohn Hickenlooper
Democratic · incumbent
RMark Baisley
Republican
IBob Chew
Forward
Background
Education
Wesleyan University
Columbia University
B.S., Chemical Engineering, Case Western Reserve University
Work experience
Campaign sites, official bios, Wikipedia, Ballotpedia
United States senator · 2021–now
Governor of Colorado · 2011–2019
Mayor of Denver, Colorado · 2003–2011
Member of the Colorado House of Representatives
Board chair, engineering services company
Co-founder and CEO, engineering and technical services company · 1996–2022
U.S. Navy officer · 1980–1986
Intelligence officer, U.S. Navy Reserve
Government services
Polls
Poll average
1 poll, Nov 4–Nov 4 · Electoral-vote.com
53.0%
44.0%
Not in these polls
Every poll (1)
PollsterMidpointHickenlooperBaisleyChewCalled for John Hickenlooper (D)Nov 45344—
• in the average
Money
Raised
FEC · through 10/14/2026
Cash on hand
$1.6M
$28K
$235K
From small donors
Under $200
25%
21%
11%
Own money
None
$2K
$3.5M
Record in Congress
Votes with own party
Party-line votes · Voteview
95%
of 831 Senate votes
Not in the current Congress
Not in the current Congress
Missed votes
1.1%
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Laken Riley Act
Requires federal detention of immigrants in the country illegally who are charged with theft or violent crimes.
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HALT Fentanyl Act
Permanently classifies fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs.
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One Big Beautiful Bill Act
Budget reconciliation law covering taxes, spending, Medicaid and SNAP.
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GENIUS Act
Sets federal rules for payment stablecoins.
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Continuing Appropriations Act, 2026
Funding bill that ended the fall 2025 government shutdown.
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Secure America Act
2026 budget reconciliation bill.
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Issues
Economy and cost of living · Colorado, last 10 years
Economy, real GDP growth
+1.9%2025
2016BEA ↗2025
Unemployment rate
3.9%2026 so far
2016BLS ↗2026
Rent, yearly change · West region
+2.3%2026 so far
2016BLS CPI ↗2026
Home prices, yearly change
+0.6%2026 so far
2016FHFA ↗2026
What they say
“John is helping lower the cost of housing by preventing large corporations from dominating the housing market, cutting red tape that slows building more homes, and supporting local communities to invest in the housing they need.”
hickenlooper.com ↗
Not on their site
Not on their site
Health care
“John supports legislation to create a public option, lower drug prices by empowering Medicare to negotiate all drug prices, and improve health care access for rural, low-income, and minority communities.”
hickenlooper.com ↗
Not on their site
Not on their site
Immigration and the border · Colorado, last 10 years
Net international migration
2.6 per 1,0002025
2016Census ↗2025
What they say
“That's why he voted against giving ICE a penny more and introduced legislation to ban ICE agents from wearing masks and conducting raids at sensitive locations like schools, hospitals, polling places, and places of worship.”
hickenlooper.com ↗
Not on their site
“At the same time, we should not expend limited government resources pursuing peaceful immigrants who contribute to our economy.”
bobchew2026.com ↗
Taxes and spending · Colorado, last 10 years
State taxes, share of the economy
3.5%2025
2016Census ↗2025
What they say
Not on their site
“In the United States Senate, he will fight to cut federal taxes, roll back job-killing regulations, restore American energy dominance, and make the US a magnet for employers — not a playground for unelected bureaucrats.”
baisleyforsenate.com ↗
“I will introduce legislation for debate that would: modernize the taxation of inherited assets, reduce loopholes that allow very large estates to avoid taxation, and dedicate any additional revenue directly toward reducing the national debt.”
bobchew2026.com ↗
Abortion
“He is fighting to restore Roe v Wade and reverse disastrous Medicaid cuts that targeted Planned Parenthood. He is working to protect mifepristone and medical abortions and establish a nationwide right to access IVF.”
hickenlooper.com ↗
Not on their site
Not on their site
+3 more on the ballot
  • Christopher Baum (Approval Voting)
  • Blake Huber (Libertarian)
  • Adam Withrow (Unity)

Governor

Incumbent: Jared Polis
DPhil Weiser
Democratic
RVictor Marx
Republican
IGreg Lopez
Independent
Background
Education
New York University School of Law
Swarthmore College
No college listed
New Mexico State University
Work experience
Campaign sites, official bios, Wikipedia, Ballotpedia
Colorado Attorney General · 2019–now
University of Colorado Boulder
Founder, All Things Possible Ministries · 2003
U.S. Marine Corps · 1983–1986
Assistant, Focus on the Family
United States representative · 2024–2025
Small Business Administration · 2008–2014
Mayor of Parker, Colorado · 1992–1996
United States Air Force · 1983–1987
Issues
Economy and cost of living · Colorado, last 10 years
Economy, real GDP growth
+1.9%2025
2016BEA ↗2025
Unemployment rate
3.9%2026 so far
2016BLS ↗2026
Rent, yearly change · West region
+2.3%2026 so far
2016BLS CPI ↗2026
Home prices, yearly change
+0.6%2026 so far
2016FHFA ↗2026
What they say
Not on their site
“From backing law enforcement and restoring public safety, to lowering the cost of living, fixing broken housing policies, cutting taxes, and creating good-paying jobs, my focus is clear: make Colorado a place where families can build a future again.”
victor2026.com ↗
“I will focus on practical solutions that increase supply, reduce costs, and restore hope for working families. One example is that I will work to reduce the cost of water taps and sewer taps.”
greglopez.co ↗
Health care
Not on their site
“As Governor, I will work with the Colorado Department of Human Services and the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs under C.R.S. § 28-5-102 to expand access to long-term care, memory care, mental health treatment, and VA-partnered medical facilities.”
victor2026.com ↗
Not on their site
Immigration and the border · Colorado, last 10 years
Net international migration
2.6 per 1,0002025
2016Census ↗2025
What they say
Not on their site
“As Governor, I will work with the General Assembly to repeal statutory provisions and local policies that prevent cooperation with federal immigration enforcement in cases involving violent or repeat offenders.”
victor2026.com ↗
Not on their site
Taxes and spending · Colorado, last 10 years
State taxes, share of the economy
3.5%2025
2016Census ↗2025
What they say
Not on their site
“As Governor, I will support legislation freezing property taxes for seniors living on fixed incomes under C.R.S. § 39-3-203 and expand eligibility for Colorado's Senior Homestead Exemption.”
victor2026.com ↗
“As Governor, I will defend TABOR protections, oppose efforts to weaken taxpayer safeguards, and fight to ensure refunds are returned fairly to the people.”
greglopez.co ↗
Abortion
“Went to court to ensure that abortion care remains legal and accessible in Colorado”
philforcolorado.com ↗
Not on their site
“I will continue to support policies that protect life while also supporting mothers, families, adoption services, healthcare access, and community-based support systems that help women and children thrive.”
greglopez.co ↗
+4 more on the ballot
  • Stephen Hamilton (American Constitution)
  • Eric Mulder (Libertarian) · campaign site
  • Jeff Peckman (Unity)
  • Erik Underwood (Approval Voting) · campaign site
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