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COLORADO GENERAL ASSEMBLY · CURRENT MEMBERS

Who serves in the Colorado House of Representatives?

Explore all 65 districts, current members, affiliations, and official sources. Search for a name or district and select a result to update the map.

CHECKEDNovember 5, 202665 district seats
75th General Assembly (2025–2026)

65 DISTRICTS · CURRENT MEMBERS

Colorado, district by district.

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65 of 65 districts · checked November 5, 2026

District 1: Javier Mabrey, DemocratDistrict 2: Steven Woodrow, DemocratDistrict 3: Meg Froelich, DemocratDistrict 4: Cecelia Espenoza, DemocratDistrict 5: Alex Valdez, DemocratDistrict 6: Sean Camacho, DemocratDistrict 7: Jennifer Bacon, DemocratDistrict 8: Lindsay Gilchrist, DemocratDistrict 9: Emily Sirota, DemocratDistrict 10: Junie Joseph, DemocratDistrict 11: Karen McCormick, DemocratDistrict 12: Kyle Brown, DemocratDistrict 13: Julie McCluskie, DemocratDistrict 14: Ava Flanell, RepublicanDistrict 15: Scott Bottoms, RepublicanDistrict 16: Rebecca Keltie, RepublicanDistrict 17: Regina English, DemocratDistrict 18: Amy Paschal, DemocratDistrict 19: Dan Woog, RepublicanDistrict 20: Jarvis Caldwell, RepublicanDistrict 21: Mary Bradfield, RepublicanDistrict 22: Ken DeGraaf, RepublicanDistrict 23: Monica Duran, DemocratDistrict 24: Lisa Feret, DemocratDistrict 25: Tammy Story, DemocratDistrict 26: Meghan Lukens, DemocratDistrict 27: Brianna Titone, DemocratDistrict 28: Sheila Lieder, DemocratDistrict 29: Lori Goldstein, DemocratDistrict 30: Rebekah Stewart, DemocratDistrict 31: Jacque Phillips, DemocratDistrict 32: Maria Gonzalez, DemocratDistrict 33: Kenny Nguyen, DemocratDistrict 34: Jenny Willford, DemocratDistrict 35: Lorena Garcia, DemocratDistrict 36: Michael Carter, DemocratDistrict 37: Chad Clifford, DemocratDistrict 38: Gretchen Rydin, DemocratDistrict 39: Brandi Bradley, RepublicanDistrict 40: Naquetta Ricks, DemocratDistrict 41: Jamie Jackson, DemocratDistrict 42: Mandy Lindsay, DemocratDistrict 43: Bob Marshall, DemocratDistrict 44: Anthony Hartsook, RepublicanDistrict 45: Max Brooks, RepublicanDistrict 46: Tisha Mauro, DemocratDistrict 47: Ty Winter, RepublicanDistrict 48: Carlos Barron, RepublicanDistrict 49: Lesley Smith, DemocratDistrict 50: Ryan Gonzalez, RepublicanDistrict 51: Ron Weinberg, RepublicanDistrict 52: Yara Zokaie, DemocratDistrict 53: Andrew Boesenecker, DemocratDistrict 54: Matt Soper, RepublicanDistrict 55: Rick Taggart, RepublicanDistrict 56: Chris Richardson, RepublicanDistrict 57: Elizabeth Velasco, DemocratDistrict 58: Larry Don Suckla, RepublicanDistrict 59: Katie Stewart, DemocratDistrict 60: Stephanie Luck, RepublicanDistrict 61: Eliza Hamrick, DemocratDistrict 62: Matthew Martinez, DemocratDistrict 63: Dusty Johnson, RepublicanDistrict 64: Scott Slaugh, RepublicanDistrict 65: Lori Garcia Sander, Republican
DemocraticRepublicanParty affiliations are those shown in the official current General Assembly roster. Former members explicitly marked resigned are excluded; election results do not assign current membership. District area does not indicate population or vote share.

District shapes use the Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions’ final approved House and Senate plans, effective from 2022. House includes the March 18, 2022 court-approved adjustments. Boundaries are generalized for display, with all source polygon components retained. Boundaries and serving-member evidence are documented separately.

THE COMPLETE 65-DISTRICT DIRECTORY

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DISTRICTCURRENT MEMBERAFFILIATIONSOURCE
Javier MabreyDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Steven WoodrowDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Meg FroelichDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Cecelia EspenozaDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Alex ValdezDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Sean CamachoDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jennifer BaconDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Lindsay GilchristDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Emily SirotaDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Junie JosephDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Karen McCormickDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Kyle BrownDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Julie McCluskieDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Ava FlanellRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Scott BottomsRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Rebecca KeltieRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Regina EnglishDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Amy PaschalDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Dan WoogRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Jarvis CaldwellRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Mary BradfieldRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Ken DeGraafRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Monica DuranDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Lisa FeretDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Tammy StoryDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Meghan LukensDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Brianna TitoneDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Sheila LiederDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Lori GoldsteinDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Rebekah StewartDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jacque PhillipsDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Maria GonzalezDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Kenny NguyenDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jenny WillfordDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Lorena GarciaDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Michael CarterDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Chad CliffordDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Gretchen RydinDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Brandi BradleyRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Naquetta RicksDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jamie JacksonDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Mandy LindsayDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Bob MarshallDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Anthony HartsookRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Max BrooksRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Tisha MauroDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Ty WinterRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Carlos BarronRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Lesley SmithDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Ryan GonzalezRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Ron WeinbergRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Yara ZokaieDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Andrew BoeseneckerDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Matt SoperRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Rick TaggartRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Chris RichardsonRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Elizabeth VelascoDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Larry Don SucklaRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Katie StewartDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Stephanie LuckRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Eliza HamrickDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Matthew MartinezDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Dusty JohnsonRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Scott SlaughRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Lori Garcia SanderRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
43Democratic
22Republican

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

Current serving roster only, not declared winners of the November 3, 2026 election or membership of the 76th General Assembly.

The official directory includes 102 rows. Two rows explicitly marked resigned are excluded: former Senator Dafna Michaelson Jenet, District 21 (February 13, 2026), and former Representative Manny Rutinel, District 32 (September 4, 2026).

The same official directory identifies Adrienne Benavidez in Senate District 21 and Maria Gonzalez in House District 32. No successor is inferred from election results.

No demographic, vote-share, or legislative-performance measures are derived from district shapes.

Party affiliations are those shown in the official current General Assembly roster. Former members explicitly marked resigned are excluded; election results do not assign current membership.

District shapes use the Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions’ final approved House and Senate plans, effective from 2022. House includes the March 18, 2022 court-approved adjustments. Boundaries are generalized for display, with all source polygon components retained.

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These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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