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Colorado in numbers (federal records)

What	Numbers
People	Population 5,862,189; households 2,374,218; median household income $95,470
Taxes (2023)	3,034,810 federal tax returns; adjusted gross income $315.8 billion; wages $207.7 billion; total tax $46.8 billion
Federal money (FY 2026)	Total $53.2 billion: contracts $14.5 billion, grants $4.2 billion, direct payments $34.2 billion, loans $130.9 million, other $198.6 million
Donations (2025-26)	$107.0 million in 728,981 itemized individual contributions from Colorado residents
Places	64 counties, 8 U.S. House districts, 528 ZIP codes

Source: Census ACS 5-year 2020-2024 summary file (population B01003, households B11001, median household income B19013) for states, counties, districts, ZCTAs; bulk files because the Census API now requires a key (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); IRS SOI individual income tax ZIP code data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); USAspending spending_by_geography: contracts, grants, direct payments, loans, other by state, county and congressional district (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:19 AM CST); FEC bulk individual contributions 2025-2026 (about 2.4 GB zip, cached); only state and ZIP totals are kept (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST).

Largest federal award recipients (FY 2026)

Recipient	Amount
MULTIPLE RECIPIENTS	$33.7 billion
STATE OF COLORADO - DEPT OF HEALTH CARE POLICY & FINANCING	$11.7 billion
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP	$2.3 billion
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES COLORADO	$2.2 billion
SIERRA NEVADA COMPANY, LLC	$2.1 billion
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION	$1.1 billion
ALLIANCE FOR ENERGY INNOVATION, LLC	$1.0 billion
BOARD OF EDUCATION COLORADO	$788.2 million
V3GATE, LLC	$655.0 million
OPTUMRX ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, LLC	$508.7 million

Source: USAspending top 10 award recipients per state (latest fiscal year, no key) (fetched Nov 4, 2026 10:16 AM CST).

Members of Congress: campaign money (2025-26)

Member	Chamber	District	Party	Raised	Cash on hand
Michael F. Bennet	Senate		Democrat	$226,248	$192,712
John W. Hickenlooper	Senate		Democrat	$9.5 million	$1.6 million
Diana DeGette	House	District 1	Democrat	$1.7 million	$8,860
Joe Neguse	House	District 2	Democrat	$3.3 million	$3.2 million
Jeff Hurd	House	District 3	Republican	$4.2 million	$237,768
Lauren Boebert	House	District 4	Republican	$1.2 million	$274,162
Jeff Crank	House	District 5	Republican	$2.9 million	$542,836
Jason Crow	House	District 6	Democrat	$4.0 million	$2.9 million
Brittany Pettersen	House	District 7	Democrat	$2.3 million	$1.2 million
Gabe Evans	House	District 8	Republican	$7.2 million	$1.3 million

Source: Current members of Congress (unitedstates/congress-legislators JSON): district, chamber, party, term, bioguide id, FEC ids, links (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST); FEC bulk all-candidates summary (receipts, disbursements, cash on hand), 2025-2026 cycle (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:15 AM CST).

By U.S. House district (8)

District	Representative	Population	Median income	Federal money
CO-01	Diana DeGette	724,976	$94,592	$5.1 billion
CO-02	Joe Neguse	725,063	$100,908	$4.3 billion
CO-03	Jeff Hurd	728,794	$70,890	$5.7 billion
CO-04	Lauren Boebert	756,186	$115,239	$5.1 billion
CO-05	Jeff Crank	734,906	$90,465	$9.2 billion
CO-06	Jason Crow	728,750	$100,168	$4.2 billion
CO-07	Brittany Pettersen	723,678	$103,971	$9.6 billion
CO-08	Gabe Evans	739,836	$94,617	$3.9 billion

By county (64)

County	Population	Median income	Wages (IRS)	Tax (IRS)	Federal money
Adams County	530,225	$94,571	$16.5 billion	$2.4 billion	$4.1 billion
Alamosa County	16,581	$55,397	$316.6 million	$47.4 million	$111.5 million
Arapahoe County	659,844	$101,087	$24.3 billion	$5.8 billion	$4.0 billion
Archuleta County	13,900	$83,065	$290.4 million	$84.1 million	$139.1 million
Baca County	3,428	$46,215	$50.9 million	$9.5 million	$43.4 million
Bent County	5,549	$50,179	$61.1 million	$7.6 million	$48.7 million
Boulder County	328,961	$103,994	$13.8 billion	$4.1 billion	$3.1 billion
Broomfield County	76,304	$123,874	$3.5 billion	$782.0 million	$447.5 million
Chaffee County	20,178	$84,132	$566.9 million	$145.6 million	$156.6 million
Cheyenne County	1,741	$70,865	$33.0 million	$8.2 million	$22.2 million
Clear Creek County	9,262	$94,577	$341.6 million	$91.4 million	$87.5 million
Conejos County	7,530	$50,978	$120.1 million	$15.3 million	$48.3 million
Costilla County	3,607	$36,861	$50.5 million	$8.2 million	$35.2 million
Crowley County	5,647	$48,826	$45.4 million	$4.9 million	$25.3 million
Custer County	5,247	$72,674	$97.6 million	$24.8 million	$78.9 million
Delta County	31,598	$57,774	$563.9 million	$95.1 million	$274.5 million
Denver County	718,877	$94,718	$31.7 billion	$8.0 billion	$6.7 billion
Dolores County	2,432	$64,907	$38.0 million	$6.0 million	$16.1 million
Douglas County	377,150	$149,594	$20.4 billion	$4.9 billion	$4.4 billion
Eagle County	55,135	$104,096	$2.3 billion	$859.1 million	$246.9 million
Elbert County	27,874	$132,685	$1.2 billion	$246.7 million	$184.0 million
El Paso County	742,999	$90,363	$22.1 billion	$3.8 billion	$9.4 billion
Fremont County	49,634	$62,664	$806.7 million	$133.3 million	$375.1 million
Garfield County	62,479	$91,131	$1.8 billion	$607.8 million	$358.6 million
Gilpin County	5,901	$95,361	$203.7 million	$37.7 million	$34.9 million
Grand County	15,895	$88,612	$507.1 million	$144.6 million	$85.4 million
Gunnison County	17,241	$84,527	$467.0 million	$122.4 million	$104.1 million
Hinsdale County	1,005	$75,972	$13.9 million	$4.8 million	$6.1 million
Huerfano County	6,972	$52,526	$96.5 million	$19.5 million	$88.0 million
Jackson County	1,372	$47,667	$24.5 million	$5.1 million	$8.2 million
Jefferson County	579,377	$110,656	$23.8 billion	$5.4 billion	$5.9 billion
Kiowa County	1,376	$58,618	$21.5 million	$5.6 million	$20.6 million
Kit Carson County	7,023	$70,259	$131.5 million	$26.8 million	$59.1 million
Lake County	7,380	$96,575	$204.6 million	$31.9 million	$30.4 million
La Plata County	56,331	$86,056	$1.6 billion	$440.4 million	$452.9 million
Larimer County	367,368	$93,765	$12.3 billion	$2.7 billion	$2.5 billion
Las Animas County	14,413	$52,074	$230.1 million	$35.1 million	$139.8 million
Lincoln County	5,550	$62,861	$87.5 million	$12.5 million	$33.3 million
Logan County	20,892	$51,829	$400.9 million	$68.5 million	$129.0 million
Mesa County	158,601	$73,658	$3.8 billion	$686.0 million	$1.2 billion
Mineral County	729	$56,250	$17.7 million	$4.3 million	$9.0 million
Moffat County	13,207	$73,849	$316.3 million	$42.6 million	$105.1 million
Montezuma County	26,412	$65,244	$490.5 million	$93.8 million	$269.2 million
Montrose County	43,807	$72,120	$910.6 million	$174.8 million	$380.1 million
Morgan County	29,520	$73,278	$705.4 million	$98.1 million	$183.4 million
Otero County	18,321	$54,037	$310.4 million	$42.6 million	$127.2 million
Ouray County	5,087	$91,020	$163.4 million	$56.0 million	$52.3 million
Park County	17,907	$103,670	$518.7 million	$94.9 million	$132.7 million
Phillips County	4,496	$64,674	$93.2 million	$18.4 million	$36.4 million
Pitkin County	16,985	$102,645	$897.2 million	$680.8 million	$130.5 million
Prowers County	11,910	$53,508	$195.5 million	$27.2 million	$71.3 million
Pueblo County	169,356	$64,010	$3.5 billion	$503.0 million	$1.4 billion
Rio Blanco County	6,544	$65,473	$151.2 million	$23.0 million	$43.3 million
Rio Grande County	11,321	$64,411	$244.8 million	$53.9 million	$94.4 million
Routt County	25,084	$106,489	$977.4 million	$364.4 million	$147.2 million
Saguache County	6,580	$50,082	$73.1 million	$15.5 million	$43.4 million
San Juan County	724	$77,824	$21.0 million	$4.7 million	$14.1 million
San Miguel County	7,968	$79,024	$275.3 million	$151.0 million	$42.0 million
Sedgwick County	2,304	$52,386	$37.8 million	$5.1 million	$19.7 million
Summit County	31,017	$109,773	$1.3 billion	$402.9 million	$182.6 million
Teller County	24,825	$85,361	$670.2 million	$135.9 million	$226.4 million
Washington County	4,831	$67,167	$84.7 million	$13.7 million	$47.1 million
Weld County	350,396	$97,097	$11.3 billion	$1.9 billion	$1.6 billion
Yuma County	9,979	$60,545	$179.4 million	$36.3 million	$87.4 million

Source: IRS SOI individual income tax county data, tax year 2023: returns, AGI, wages, tax (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:31 AM CST); Census 119th Congress district to county relationship file (fetched Nov 4, 2026 9:32 AM CST).

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Districts (U.S. House and state legislature) Counties Federal

In Congress State legislature State bills Federal money At a glance Votes Elections

In Congress

Member	Chamber	District	Party
Michael F. Bennet	Senate		Democrat
John W. Hickenlooper	Senate		Democrat
Diana DeGette	House	1	Democrat
Joe Neguse	House	2	Democrat
Jeff Hurd	House	3	Republican
Lauren Boebert	House	4	Republican
Jeff Crank	House	5	Republican
Jason Crow	House	6	Democrat
Brittany Pettersen	House	7	Democrat
Gabe Evans	House	8	Republican

State legislature

State House (65 members)

Member	District	Party
Javier Mabrey	1	Democratic
Steven Woodrow	2	Democratic
Meg Froelich	3	Democratic
Cecelia Espenoza	4	Democratic
Alex Valdez	5	Democratic
Sean Camacho	6	Democratic
Jennifer Bacon	7	Democratic
Lindsay Gilchrist	8	Democratic
Emily Sirota	9	Democratic
Junie Joseph	10	Democratic
Karen McCormick	11	Democratic
Kyle Brown	12	Democratic
Julie McCluskie	13	Democratic
Ava Flanell	14	Republican
Scott Bottoms	15	Republican
Rebecca Keltie	16	Republican
Regina English	17	Democratic
Amy Paschal	18	Democratic
Dan Woog	19	Republican
Jarvis Caldwell	20	Republican
Mary Bradfield	21	Republican
Ken DeGraaf	22	Republican
Monica Duran	23	Democratic
Lisa Feret	24	Democratic
Tammy Story	25	Democratic
Meghan Lukens	26	Democratic
Brianna Titone	27	Democratic
Sheila Lieder	28	Democratic
Lori Goldstein	29	Democratic
Rebekah Stewart	30	Democratic
Jacque Phillips	31	Democratic
María González	32	Democratic
Kenny Nguyen	33	Democratic
Jenny Willford	34	Democratic
Lorena García	35	Democratic
Michael Carter	36	Democratic
Chad Clifford	37	Democratic
Gretchen Rydin	38	Democratic
Brandi Bradley	39	Republican
Naquetta Ricks	40	Democratic
Jamie Jackson	41	Democratic
Mandy Lindsay	42	Democratic
Bob Marshall	43	Democratic
Tony Hartsook	44	Republican
Max Brooks	45	Republican
Tisha Mauro	46	Democratic
Ty Winter	47	Republican
Carlos Barron	48	Republican
Lesley Smith	49	Democratic
Ryan Gonzalez	50	Republican
Ron Weinberg	51	Republican
Yara Zokaie	52	Democratic
Andy Boesenecker	53	Democratic
Matt Soper	54	Republican
Rick Taggart	55	Republican
Chris Richardson	56	Republican
Elizabeth Velasco	57	Democratic
Larry Suckla	58	Republican
Katie Stewart	59	Democratic
Stephanie Luck	60	Republican
Eliza Hamrick	61	Democratic
Matt Martinez	62	Democratic
Dusty Johnson	63	Republican
Scott Slaugh	64	Republican
Lori Garcia Sander	65	Republican

State Senate (35 members)

Member	District	Party
Byron Pelton	1	Republican
Lisa Frizell	2	Republican
Nick Hinrichsen	3	Democratic
Mark Baisley	4	Republican
Marc Catlin	5	Republican
Cleave Simpson	6	Republican
Janice Rich	7	Republican
Dylan Roberts	8	Democratic
Lynda Zamora Wilson	9	Republican
Larry Liston	10	Republican
Tony Exum	11	Democratic
Marc Snyder	12	Democratic
Scott Bright	13	Republican
Cathy Kipp	14	Democratic
Janice Marchman	15	Democratic
Chris Kolker	16	Democratic
Katie Wallace	17	Democratic
Judy Amabile	18	Democratic
Lindsey Daugherty	19	Democratic
Lisa Cutter	20	Democratic
Adrienne Benavidez	21	Democratic
Jessie Danielson	22	Democratic
Barbara Kirkmeyer	23	Republican
Kyle Mullica	24	Democratic
William Lindstedt	25	Democratic
Jeff Bridges	26	Democratic
Tom Sullivan	27	Democratic
Mike Weissman	28	Democratic
Iman Jodeh	29	Democratic
John Carson	30	Republican
Matt Ball	31	Democratic
Robert Rodriguez	32	Democratic
James Coleman	33	Democratic
Julie Gonzales	34	Democratic
Rod Pelton	35	Republican

Source: Open States (public domain people data).

State bills

Colorado bills are not on this site yet; they appear automatically once that state's bill source is switched on (see data status). Meanwhile, the official legislature website has every bill: find Colorado's legislature website.

Federal money

Fiscal year 2026 (2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30), federal obligations for work done in Colorado: $70.5 billion in total (about $12,214 per resident); contracts $14.4 billion; grants $4.2 billion.

Largest contracts

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$15.6 billion	TAS::80 0124::TAS DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, TEST&EVALUATION OF PROJECT ORION
ALLIANCE FOR ENERGY INNOVATION, LLC	Department of Energy	$11.3 billion	AWARD OF CONTRACT TO MANAGE AND OPERATE THE NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP	Department of Defense	$4.6 billion	GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS III FOLLOW-ON
BECHTEL NATIONAL, INC.	Department of Defense	$4.6 billion	RESTRUCTURED CONTRACT TO FACILITATE A CONTRACTUAL VEHICLE FOR THE LIFE OF THE DAAA09-02-D-0025 CONTRACT FROM SYSTEMIZATION THROUGH CLOSURE.
RAYTHEON COMPANY	Department of Defense	$4.5 billion	GPS ADVANCED CONTROL SEGMENT (OCX) PHASE B BLOCKS 1 AND 2
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP	Department of Defense	$4.0 billion	IR CPS WS DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION
SIERRA NEVADA COMPANY, LLC	Department of Defense	$3.4 billion	SURVIVABLE AIRBORNE OPERATIONS CENTER (SAOC)
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP	Department of Defense	$2.6 billion	RESERVED
L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.	Department of Defense	$2.2 billion	200204!000024!5700!GV59 !ESC/NDK !F1962802C0010 !A!N! !N! !20020130!20020930!052819732!052819732!001216845!N!ITT INDUSTRIES, INC , SYSTEMS !
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$2.0 billion	THE GOVERNMENT IS PROCURING THE NEXT-GENERATION GEOSTATIONARY OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL SATELLITES (GOES) SERIES TO CONTINUE ITS MISSION THR

Largest grants

Recipient	Agency	Award value	What for
UNIVERSITY CORPORATION FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH	National Science Foundation	$1.0 billion	THE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO	Department of Commerce	$271.0 million	THE PROPOSAL IS TO ESTABLISH A NOAA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTE FOR EARTH SYSTEM RESEARCH AND DATA SCIENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE	National Science Foundation	$268.3 million	NEON OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE: EVOLVING FROM A STRONG FOUNDATION -THE FUTURE HEALTH, WELFARE, AND SECURITY OF THE U.S. DEPEND UPON DIVERSE
BOARD OF EDUCATION COLORADO	Department of Agriculture	$240.4 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROGRAMS TOTAL CONSOLIDATED
BOARD OF EDUCATION COLORADO	Department of Education	$199.8 million	STATE GRANT - B (611)
BOARD OF EDUCATION COLORADO	Department of Agriculture	$191.5 million	CNP CN BLOCK PROG
BOARD OF EDUCATION COLORADO	Department of Education	$185.7 million	STATE GRANT - B (611)
BOARD OF EDUCATION COLORADO	Department of Education	$177.6 million	TITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT	Department of Transportation	$133.0 million	APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS GRANT AWARD IS TO ASSIST WITH EXPENSES FOR PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FOR BUS AND RAIL VEHICLES AND FAC
BOARD OF EDUCATION COLORADO	Department of Education	$120.9 million	ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND

Totals are federal obligations in the fiscal year by place of performance. "Award amount" for a listed award is its total value over all years, not just this year. Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury).

Colorado at a glance

Federal spending in Colorado by fiscal year Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury)

Show the numbers as a table

Year	Value
FY18	$42.0B
FY19	$45.1B
FY20	$64.5B
FY21	$70.2B
FY22	$59.4B
FY23	$61.5B
FY24	$63.5B
FY25	$69.8B
FY26	$70.5B

Obligations are amounts agencies committed to pay. The current fiscal year is partial. Figures can be revised by agencies.

Campaign money raised by Colorado's members of Congress Source: OpenFEC API (Federal Election Commission)

Show the numbers as a table

Member	Raised
John W. Hickenlooper (D)	$9.5M
Gabe Evans (R)	$7.2M
Jeff Hurd (R)	$4.2M
Jason Crow (D)	$4.0M
Joe Neguse (D)	$3.3M
Jeff Crank (R)	$2.9M
Brittany Pettersen (D)	$2.3M
Diana DeGette (D)	$1.7M
Lauren Boebert (R)	$1.2M
Michael F. Bennet (D)	$226K

2026 candidates in Colorado How government works

Votes in Congress

The latest recorded votes. Each link shows how Colorado's members voted.

Senate vote 253 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR7008 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 254 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR9340 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 255 (2026): On the Cloture Motion, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Cloture Motion Agreed to
Senate vote 256 (2026): On the Nomination, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Nomination Confirmed
Senate vote 251 (2026): On the Motion to Proceed, SJRES197 2026-09-29 · Motion to Proceed Rejected
Senate vote 252 (2026): On the Motion to Discharge, SRES852 2026-09-29 · Motion to Discharge Rejected
Senate vote 245 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Agreed to
Senate vote 246 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 247 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 248 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 249 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
Senate vote 250 (2026): On Passage of the Bill, S4668 2026-09-28 · Bill Passed

All House votes All Senate votes

Elections

Colorado General Election, November 3, 2026
On the ballot: U.S. Senate (John W. Hickenlooper holds the seat whose term ends in January 2027); U.S. House: all 8 districts; State and local offices and any ballot measures vary by state and county: check your official sample ballot

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