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Everything CivicGate holds about Colorado in one place — its people in Washington, its governor, its own state officials, its bills, its elections, and the federal money that flows here. Neutral and coverage-honest: sections fill in as data lands.

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U.S. congressional delegation

Colorado's voice in Washington — its U.S. Senators and House members. Federal law, not state law.

Data from Congress.gov

U.S. Senate (2)

U.S. House (8)

Governor
Governor of Colorado John Hickenlooper Democratic 2011–present

State officials & delegates

The people who represent and run Colorado at the state level — as opposed to Washington. Its State Senate and House write Colorado law (the budget, criminal code, schools); its governors lead the executive; its state-court judges interpret it. Browse by role below — sortable, filterable by party, with a Contact button where a legislator publishes a public email.

Legislature data from OpenStates

  • State Senate 35 members 23D · 12R
  • State House 64 members 42D · 22R
35 state senate23 D12 R
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Adrienne BenavidezAdrienne BenavidezDemocraticDistrict 21
Barbara KirkmeyerBarbara KirkmeyerRepublicanDistrict 23
Byron PeltonByron PeltonRepublicanDistrict 1
Cathy KippCathy KippDemocraticDistrict 14
Chris KolkerChris KolkerDemocraticDistrict 16
Cleave SimpsonCleave SimpsonRepublicanDistrict 6
Dylan RobertsDylan RobertsDemocraticDistrict 8
Iman JodehIman JodehDemocraticDistrict 29
James ColemanJames ColemanDemocraticDistrict 33
Janice MarchmanJanice MarchmanDemocraticDistrict 15
Janice RichJanice RichRepublicanDistrict 7
Jeff BridgesJeff BridgesDemocraticDistrict 26
Jessie DanielsonJessie DanielsonDemocraticDistrict 22
John CarsonJohn CarsonRepublicanDistrict 30
Judy AmabileJudy AmabileDemocraticDistrict 18
Julie GonzalesJulie GonzalesDemocraticDistrict 34
Katie WallaceKatie WallaceDemocraticDistrict 17
Kyle MullicaKyle MullicaDemocraticDistrict 24
Larry ListonLarry ListonRepublicanDistrict 10
Lindsey DaughertyLindsey DaughertyDemocraticDistrict 19
Lisa CutterLisa CutterDemocraticDistrict 20
Lisa FrizellLisa FrizellRepublicanDistrict 2
Lynda Zamora WilsonLynda Zamora WilsonRepublicanDistrict 9
Marc CatlinMarc CatlinRepublicanDistrict 5
Marc SnyderMarc SnyderDemocraticDistrict 12
Mark BaisleyMark BaisleyRepublicanDistrict 4
Matt BallMatt BallDemocraticDistrict 31
Mike WeissmanMike WeissmanDemocraticDistrict 28
Nick HinrichsenNick HinrichsenDemocraticDistrict 3
Robert RodriguezRobert RodriguezDemocraticDistrict 32
Rod PeltonRod PeltonRepublicanDistrict 35
Scott BrightScott BrightRepublicanDistrict 13
Tom SullivanTom SullivanDemocraticDistrict 27
Tony ExumTony ExumDemocraticDistrict 11
William LindstedtWilliam LindstedtDemocraticDistrict 25

Current roster — CivicGate stores the sitting state senate; historical membership isn't tracked yet. Legislators with a public email can be contacted directly.

Colorado in the federal people directory → Colorado bills → Find your state-legislative districts →

Recent state bills

Data from OpenStates

All Colorado state bills →

Elections

Data from FEC + curated

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How elections run in Colorado →Explore Colorado races →

Federal money

Federal money flowing to Colorado (grants, contracts, direct payments, loans), by fiscal year.

Data from USAspending

FY2026: $66,560,081,538

Federal money to Colorado by fiscal year
xFederal money to the state
2016$39,951,128,407
2017$41,434,819,710
2018$42,021,638,656
2019$45,149,644,896
2020$64,520,410,107
2021$70,214,837,246
2022$59,397,370,124
2023$61,512,439,011
2024$63,526,758,795
2025$69,780,550,617
2026$66,560,081,538

Colorado funding profile — recipients & breakdown →Compare states →

Every figure links to its source. Missing data shows an em dash — never a guess. Learn how state and federal government divide in the civics primer.