Colorado Election Results Remain Undecided in Key Races and Ballot Measures
Three congressional races in Colorado are still undecided as votes are being counted, with Democrats holding slight leads in two of them. Additionally, eight statewide ballot measures remain too close to call.
Denver, CO, November 5, 2026 —
Denver, CO – As vote counting continues, Colorado’s electoral landscape remains unsettled with multiple key races and statewide ballot measures yet to be definitively decided. Officials are meticulously tallying ballots, leading to ongoing uncertainty in the final outcomes of several contests.
Specifically, three congressional races across the state are currently too close to call. Within this group, a slight advantage has been observed for Democratic candidates in two of these districts. The exact margins and the implications of these close contests are still unfolding as election workers process remaining votes.
Beyond federal races, the fate of eight statewide ballot measures also hangs in the balance. These measures, which cover a range of policy issues, have not yet reached a decisive outcome, indicating a closely divided electorate on these specific propositions. The results for these ballot questions will be a significant indicator of public sentiment on the issues they address.
Election officials have not provided specific timelines for when all remaining votes will be counted and results finalized. The process is ongoing, with accuracy and thoroughness being prioritized. Information regarding the precise number of outstanding ballots or the specific congressional districts and ballot measures involved was not detailed in the provided summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Justin George on coloradosun.com, see more information here.
