Who are my U.S. senators in Colorado?

Colorado is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.

How do I find my state representative in Colorado?

Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in Colorado.

How do I contact my elected officials in Colorado?

Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent Colorado.

Who Represents You in Colorado?

Every elected official representing Colorado, from the U.S. Senate to your state legislature — with contact info and the source for each fact. For the specific representatives tied to your exact address, use the address lookup.

U.S. Senators

John W. Hickenlooper — U.S. Senator (Democrat)
Source: hickenlooper.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Michael F. Bennet — U.S. Senator (Democrat)
Source: bennet.senate.gov · as of 2026-06-09

Governor & Statewide

Jared Polis — Governor (Democrat)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09

U.S. House

Diana DeGette — U.S. Representative, District 1 (Democrat)
Source: degette.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Joe Neguse — U.S. Representative, District 2 (Democrat)
Source: neguse.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Jeff Hurd — U.S. Representative, District 3 (Republican)
Source: hurd.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Lauren Boebert — U.S. Representative, District 4 (Republican)
Source: boebert.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Jeff Crank — U.S. Representative, District 5 (Republican)
Source: crank.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Jason Crow — U.S. Representative, District 6 (Democrat)
Source: crow.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Brittany Pettersen — U.S. Representative, District 7 (Democrat)
Source: pettersen.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09
Gabe Evans — U.S. Representative, District 8 (Republican)
Source: gabeevans.house.gov · as of 2026-06-09

State Senate

Byron Pelton — State Senator, District 1 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Lisa Frizell — State Senator, District 2 (Republican)
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Nick Hinrichsen — State Senator, District 3 (Democrat)
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Mark Baisley — State Senator, District 4 (Republican)
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Marc Catlin — State Senator, District 5 (Republican)
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Cleave Simpson — State Senator, District 6 (Republican)
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Janice Rich — State Senator, District 7 (Republican)
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Dylan Roberts — State Senator, District 8 (Democrat)
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Lynda Zamora Wilson — State Senator, District 9 (Republican)
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Larry Liston — State Senator, District 10 (Republican)
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Tony Exum — State Senator, District 11 (Democrat)
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Marc Snyder — State Senator, District 12 (Democrat)
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Scott Bright — State Senator, District 13 (Republican)
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Cathy Kipp — State Senator, District 14 (Democrat)
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Janice Marchman — State Senator, District 15 (Democrat)
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Chris Kolker — State Senator, District 16 (Democrat)
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Katie Wallace — State Senator, District 17 (Democrat)
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Judy Amabile — State Senator, District 18 (Democrat)
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Lindsey Daugherty — State Senator, District 19 (Democrat)
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Lisa Cutter — State Senator, District 20 (Democrat)
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Adrienne Benavidez — State Senator, District 21 (Democrat)
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Jessie Danielson — State Senator, District 22 (Democrat)
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Barbara Kirkmeyer — State Senator, District 23 (Republican)
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Kyle Mullica — State Senator, District 24 (Democrat)
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William Lindstedt — State Senator, District 25 (Democrat)
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Jeff Bridges — State Senator, District 26 (Democrat)
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Tom Sullivan — State Senator, District 27 (Democrat)
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Mike Weissman — State Senator, District 28 (Democrat)
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Iman Jodeh — State Senator, District 29 (Democrat)
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John Carson — State Senator, District 30 (Republican)
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Matt Ball — State Senator, District 31 (Democrat)
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Robert Rodriguez — State Senator, District 32 (Democrat)
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James Coleman — State Senator, District 33 (Democrat)
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Julie Gonzales — State Senator, District 34 (Democrat)
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Rod Pelton — State Senator, District 35 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09

State House

Javier Mabrey — State Representative, District 1 (Democrat)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Steven Woodrow — State Representative, District 2 (Democrat)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Meg Froelich — State Representative, District 3 (Democrat)
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Cecelia Espenoza — State Representative, District 4 (Democrat)
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Alex Valdez — State Representative, District 5 (Democrat)
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Sean Camacho — State Representative, District 6 (Democrat)
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Jennifer Bacon — State Representative, District 7 (Democrat)
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Lindsay Gilchrist — State Representative, District 8 (Democrat)
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Emily Sirota — State Representative, District 9 (Democrat)
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Junie Joseph — State Representative, District 10 (Democrat)
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Karen McCormick — State Representative, District 11 (Democrat)
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Kyle Brown — State Representative, District 12 (Democrat)
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Julie McCluskie — State Representative, District 13 (Democrat)
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Ava Flanell — State Representative, District 14 (Republican)
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Scott Bottoms — State Representative, District 15 (Republican)
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Rebecca Keltie — State Representative, District 16 (Republican)
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Regina English — State Representative, District 17 (Democrat)
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Amy Paschal — State Representative, District 18 (Democrat)
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Dan Woog — State Representative, District 19 (Republican)
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Jarvis Caldwell — State Representative, District 20 (Republican)
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Mary Bradfield — State Representative, District 21 (Republican)
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Ken DeGraaf — State Representative, District 22 (Republican)
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Monica Duran — State Representative, District 23 (Democrat)
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Lisa Feret — State Representative, District 24 (Democrat)
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Tammy Story — State Representative, District 25 (Democrat)
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Meghan Lukens — State Representative, District 26 (Democrat)
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Brianna Titone — State Representative, District 27 (Democrat)
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Sheila Lieder — State Representative, District 28 (Democrat)
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Lori Goldstein — State Representative, District 29 (Democrat)
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Rebekah Stewart — State Representative, District 30 (Democrat)
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Jacque Phillips — State Representative, District 31 (Democrat)
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Manny Rutinel — State Representative, District 32 (Democrat)
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Kenny Nguyen — State Representative, District 33 (Democrat)
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Jenny Willford — State Representative, District 34 (Democrat)
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Lorena García — State Representative, District 35 (Democrat)
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Michael Carter — State Representative, District 36 (Democrat)
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Chad Clifford — State Representative, District 37 (Democrat)
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Gretchen Rydin — State Representative, District 38 (Democrat)
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Brandi Bradley — State Representative, District 39 (Republican)
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Naquetta Ricks — State Representative, District 40 (Democrat)
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Jamie Jackson — State Representative, District 41 (Democrat)
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Mandy Lindsay — State Representative, District 42 (Democrat)
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Bob Marshall — State Representative, District 43 (Democrat)
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Tony Hartsook — State Representative, District 44 (Republican)
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Max Brooks — State Representative, District 45 (Republican)
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Tisha Mauro — State Representative, District 46 (Democrat)
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Ty Winter — State Representative, District 47 (Republican)
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Carlos Barron — State Representative, District 48 (Republican)
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Lesley Smith — State Representative, District 49 (Democrat)
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Ryan Gonzalez — State Representative, District 50 (Republican)
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Ron Weinberg — State Representative, District 51 (Republican)
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Yara Zokaie — State Representative, District 52 (Democrat)
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Andy Boesenecker — State Representative, District 53 (Democrat)
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Matt Soper — State Representative, District 54 (Republican)
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Rick Taggart — State Representative, District 55 (Republican)
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Chris Richardson — State Representative, District 56 (Republican)
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Elizabeth Velasco — State Representative, District 57 (Democrat)
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Larry Suckla — State Representative, District 58 (Republican)
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Katie Stewart — State Representative, District 59 (Democrat)
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Stephanie Luck — State Representative, District 60 (Republican)
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Eliza Hamrick — State Representative, District 61 (Democrat)
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Matt Martinez — State Representative, District 62 (Democrat)
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Dusty Johnson — State Representative, District 63 (Republican)
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Scott Slaugh — State Representative, District 64 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09
Lori Garcia Sander — State Representative, District 65 (Republican)
Source verified as of 2026-06-09

Frequently asked

Who are my U.S. senators in Colorado?: Colorado is represented by two U.S. senators. They are listed above with their party and contact information; tap a name for their full profile and voting record on Repped.
How do I find my state representative in Colorado?: Your state legislators depend on your exact address. Use the address lookup on Repped to see the specific state senator and state house member for your district in Colorado.
How do I contact my elected officials in Colorado?: Each official's Repped profile lists their official phone, website, and office along with the source for that information, so you can reach the people who represent Colorado.

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