In the midterm general elections of November 2, 2010, Colorado voters elected the state's governor, one senator and seven U.S. House of Representatives members. Democrat John Hickenlooper, the current mayor of Denver, won the gubernatorial election.http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2010/bios/#60601

For the House seats, incumbent Republican Diana DeGette beat out Republican challenger Mike Fallon, incumbent Democrat Jared Polis beat out Republican challenger Stephen Bailey and Republican challenger Cory Gardner beat out Democratic incumbent Betsy Markey.http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2010/results/state/#val=CO

Barack Obama won Colorado's nine electoral votes in the 2008 presidential election. Democratic Representative Mark Udall beat Bob Schaffer to win the Senate seat made vacant by the retirement of Republican Senator Wayne Allard.

Governor

• John Hickenlooper, Democrat—851,886
• Tom Tancredo, Independent—617,030
• Dan Maes, Republican—187,318

U.S.Senate

• Michael Bennet, Democrat—794,724
• Ken Buck, Republican—779,280

U.S.House of Representatives

District 1

• Diana DeGette, Democrat—126,827
• Mike Fallon, Republican—54,067

District 2

• Jared Polis, Democrat—140,997
• Stephen Bailey, Republican—93,520

District 3

• Scott Tipton, Republican—126,227
• John Salazar, Democrat—114,763

District 4

• Cory Gardner, Republican—129,919
• Betsy Markey, Democrat—99,907

District 5

• Doug Lamborn , Republican—149,187
• Kevin Bradley, Democrat—66,243

District 6

• Mike Coffman, Republican—201,797
• John Flerlage, Democrat—95,224

District 7

• Ed Perlmutter, Democrat—104,345
• Ryan Frazier, Republican—82,852

Colorado Amendment 62: Definition of a Person

• No—1,142,075
• Yes—477,634

Colorado Amendment 63: Health Care System

• No—848,301
• Yes—752,520http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2010/results/state/#val=CO

• Senate: (100% reporting)
  • Mark Udall (D) 53%
  • Bob Schaffer (R) 42%
• 7 Representatives
• Various judges, board members, attorneys

• 2004: George W. Bush
• 2000: George W. Bush
• 1996: Bob Dole
• 1992: Bill Clinton
• 1988: George H. W. Bush
• 1984: Ronald Reagan
• 1980: Ronald Reagan
• 1976: Gerald Ford
• 1972: Richard Nixon
• 1968: Richard Nixon

• Governor: Bill Ritter (D)
• Lieutenant Governor: Jane Norton
• Attorney General: John W. Suthers
• Senators: Wayne Allard (R), Ken Salazar (D)
• Senator-elect: Mark Udall (D)

• 2008 Presidential Election Winner: Barack Obama

• Winner of Colorado's Nine Electoral Votes: Barack Obama
• Margin of Victory: 54% to 45%

• Winner of Colorado Senate Seat: Mark Udall
• Margin of Victory: 53% to 42%http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25362692/race/president http://abcnews.go.com/politics/elections/?category=Colorado

• Winner of Colorado Gubernatorial Election: Bill Ritter
• Margin of Victory: 56% to 41%[http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2006/pages/results/states/CO/

• 2004 Presidential Election Winner: George W. Bush

• Winner of Colorado's Nine Electoral Votes: George W. Bush
• Margin of victory: 52% to 47%

• Winner of Colorado Senate Seat: Ken Salazar
• Margin of Victory: 51% to 47%http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/elections/2004/co/