How much have Colorado residents donated to political campaigns?

Colorado residents made 517,993 itemized contributions totaling $78,329,810 in the 2026 cycle. About 30% went to Democratic committees and 16% to Republican committees.

Which Colorado Senate candidate has raised the most?

John W. Hickenlooper has raised $9,529,277 in the 2026 cycle, with $1.56M cash on hand.

Which House candidate in Colorado has raised the most?

Eileen Laubacher (district 4) has raised $13,700,426.

Which county in Colorado gives the most?

Donors in Denver County gave the most, $16.24M.

Checked Oct 26, 2026

Colorado Campaign Finance

Colorado residents gave $78.33M in itemized donations in the 2026 cycle, about $13.15 per person.

Itemized donations: $78.33M; 2026 cycle
Contributions: 517,993; Average $151
To Democrats: $23.45M; 30%
To Republicans: $12.44M; 16%

Where Colorado donors gave

By the party of the receiving committee

Democratic 30%
Republican 16%
Other 54%

U.S. Senate candidates from Colorado

2026 cycle, total receipts

Candidate	Raised	From individuals	Spent	Cash on hand
DJohn W. HickenlooperIncumbent	$9.53M	$6.67M	$9.41M	$1.56M
OBob ChewChallenger	$3.6M	$53.85K	$3.37M	$235K
FRobert ChewChallenger	$3.6M	$53.85K	$3.37M	$235K
DJulie GonzalesChallenger	$978K	$953K	$959K	$19.4K
RJanak JoshiChallenger	$486K	$126K	$486K	$0
RGeorge Washington V MarkertChallenger	$315K	$213K	$315K	$0
DMichael F. BennetIncumbent	$226K	$146K	$500K	$193K
DKaren BreslinChallenger	$165K	$159K	$165K	$0
RMark BaisleyChallenger	$138K	$135K	$111K	$27.71K
CSean M. PondChallenger	$31.23K	$31.23K	$31.23K	$0
DBrashad D HasleyChallenger	$20.34K	$1,082	$20.34K	$0
IMatthew WoodChallenger	$4,545	$1,545	$3,385	$753
DAnthony Jacob ZimpferChallenger	$4,308	$4,167	$4,308	$0
RDathan Charles JonesChallenger	$25	$25	$1,098	$2

U.S. House races in Colorado

2026 cycle, top fundraiser in each of 8 districts

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District	Top fundraiser	Raised	Candidates	Raised in race
CO-01	DDiana L Degette	$1.7M	7	$3.53M
CO-02	DJoseph Neguse	$3.34M	2	$3.35M
CO-03	RJeffrey Hurd	$4.17M	6	$7.45M
CO-04	DEileen Laubacher	$13.7M	6	$15.15M
CO-05	DJessica Willow Killin	$5.59M	9	$9M
CO-06	DJason Crow	$4.01M	5	$4.16M
CO-07	DBrittany Louise Pettersen	$2.26M	3	$2.37M
CO-08	DManny Rutinel	$9.46M	9	$20.33M

Top House fundraisers in Colorado

2026 cycle, total receipts

Candidate	Race	Raised	From individuals	Spent	Cash on hand
DEileen LaubacherChallenger	House, CO-04	$13.7M	$13.64M	$11.85M	$1.85M
DManny RutinelChallenger	House, CO-08	$9.46M	$8.27M	$8.46M	$1M
RTimothy Gabriel Joseph EvansIncumbent	House, CO-08	$7.25M	$3.27M	$5.99M	$1.33M
DJessica Willow KillinChallenger	House, CO-05	$5.59M	$4.01M	$5.09M	$508K
RJeffrey HurdIncumbent	House, CO-03	$4.17M	$2.28M	$3.94M	$238K
DJason CrowIncumbent	House, CO-06	$4.01M	$3.5M	$2.82M	$2.94M
DJoseph NeguseIncumbent	House, CO-02	$3.34M	$1.9M	$2.09M	$3.24M
RJeff CrankIncumbent	House, CO-05	$2.87M	$1.1M	$2.4M	$543K
DShannon Kathleen BirdChallenger	House, CO-08	$2.37M	$2.18M	$2.35M	$20.76K
DBrittany Louise PettersenIncumbent	House, CO-07	$2.26M	$1.04M	$1.62M	$1.2M

Donations by county in Colorado

By the donor's ZIP code, largest first

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#	County	Amount	Contributions	Democratic	Republican
1	Denver County	$16.24M	62,151	35%	12%
2	Arapahoe County	$15.06M	79,058	19%	13%
3	Boulder County	$8.26M	44,377	56%	9%
4	Pitkin County	$7.88M	6,845	21%	14%
5	Jefferson County	$6.35M	57,749	22%	17%
6	Douglas County	$4.47M	35,540	25%	22%
7	El Paso County	$3.9M	45,107	25%	28%
8	Larimer County	$3.78M	39,183	34%	12%
9	Weld County	$1.77M	27,290	23%	26%
10	Adams County	$1.57M	23,599	41%	16%
11	Eagle County	$966K	3,639	32%	19%
12	Mesa County	$749K	9,271	20%	51%
13	La Plata County	$683K	6,914	37%	30%
14	Pueblo County	$517K	6,343	20%	39%
15	Clear Creek County	$459K	4,095	25%	26%
16	Summit County	$373K	2,093	43%	17%
17	San Miguel County	$349K	817	48%	12%
18	Garfield County	$303K	1,660	26%	46%
19	Routt County	$252K	1,816	40%	14%
20	Chaffee County	$249K	1,985	67%	11%
21	Montrose County	$227K	3,723	15%	48%
22	Broomfield County	$217K	3,386	39%	18%
23	Morgan County	$171K	3,893	1%	56%
24	Fremont County	$168K	3,477	33%	36%
25	Custer County	$151K	4,864	7%	66%
26	Ouray County	$149K	768	79%	10%
27	Elbert County	$144K	4,192	12%	36%
28	Archuleta County	$126K	1,447	43%	28%
29	Montezuma County	$120K	3,698	34%	15%
30	Logan County	$117K	1,004	4%	58%
31	Rio Blanco County	$110K	2,315	58%	12%
32	Grand County	$106K	915	57%	15%
33	Delta County	$106K	3,626	28%	38%
34	Saguache County	$91.92K	1,279	64%	5%
35	Teller County	$80.09K	3,307	16%	44%
36	Gunnison County	$77.04K	413	66%	10%
37	Otero County	$57.94K	492	7%	41%
38	Las Animas County	$54.33K	1,080	46%	20%
39	Alamosa County	$43.82K	636	27%	27%
40	Rio Grande County	$40.56K	748	13%	46%
41	Yuma County	$39.74K	496	8%	32%
42	Prowers County	$37.93K	1,774	11%	35%
43	Moffat County	$36.76K	417	11%	56%
44	Park County	$36.49K	807	33%	22%
45	Kit Carson County	$33.86K	275	21%	20%
46	Bent County	$24.73K	70	1%	12%
47	Phillips County	$24.11K	277	5%	26%
48	Huerfano County	$20.48K	463	38%	43%
49	Gilpin County	$20.47K	496	38%	33%
50	Cheyenne County	$19.46K	69	0%	21%
51	Crowley County	$19.35K	143	14%	69%
52	Baca County	$18.25K	120	1%	33%
53	Hinsdale County	$16.26K	234	26%	39%
54	Lake County	$15.23K	223	56%	30%
55	Washington County	$13.06K	82	8%	5%
56	San Juan County	$11.3K	72	57%	0%
57	Dolores County	$10.87K	129	4%	78%
58	Conejos County	$4,310	171	53%	27%
59	Kiowa County	$3,967	67	0%	3%
60	Lincoln County	$3,961	37	19%	4%
61	Costilla County	$3,502	257	10%	64%
62	Jackson County	$1,471	12	86%	14%
63	Sedgwick County	$1,362	15	37%	11%

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ZIP codes giving the most

Top 25 ZIP codes in the state

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#	ZIP code	Amount	Contributions	Democratic	Republican
1	80111Greenwood Village	$6.18M	16,998	8%	6%
2	80202Denver	$4.18M	9,785	11%	14%
3	81611Aspen	$4.12M	1,918	26%	13%
4	80113Cherry Hills Village	$3.48M	5,447	13%	17%
5	80021Westminster	$2.69M	4,897	5%	10%
6	80209Denver	$2.19M	5,418	44%	12%
7	80206Denver	$2.11M	7,489	37%	18%
8	81612Aspen	$1.72M	1,029	9%	18%
9	80304Boulder	$1.6M	5,140	49%	5%
10	80210Denver	$1.55M	5,185	40%	9%
11	80524Laporte	$1.43M	5,028	17%	4%
12	80301Valmont	$1.37M	4,414	59%	6%
13	81623Redstone	$1.33M	1,821	14%	2%
14	80302Gold Hill	$1.25M	5,572	58%	5%
15	80112Dove Valley	$1.12M	9,497	14%	11%
16	80237Denver	$1.08M	5,287	11%	12%
17	80906Rock Creek Park	$978K	6,023	29%	28%
18	80305Boulder	$951K	5,107	65%	1%
19	80121Greenwood Village	$914K	2,501	24%	34%
20	80027Superior	$868K	3,965	71%	5%
21	80303Paragon Estates	$863K	4,796	37%	32%
22	80401Golden	$823K	4,587	37%	19%
23	80220Denver	$811K	3,602	64%	4%
24	80108Castle Pines Village	$798K	3,057	30%	27%
25	80222Holly Hills	$719K	1,488	72%	7%

Committees Colorado donors gave to most

From itemized individual donations

1-Grow the Majority$3.2M
2-Maga INC.$3M
3-United Democracy Project ('Udp')$1.88M
4DDnc Services Corp / Democratic National Committee$1.72M
5DDscc$1.71M
6RRepublican National Committee$1.61M
7DDccc$1.61M
8RNrsc$1.46M
9DShannon Bird for Congress$1.4M
10-Trump National Committee Jfc, INC.$1.32M
11DHickenlooper for Colorado$1.24M
12RJeff Hurd for Congress$1.15M

Frequently asked questions

How much have Colorado residents donated to political campaigns?: Colorado residents made 517,993 itemized contributions totaling $78,329,810 in the 2026 cycle. About 30% went to Democratic committees and 16% to Republican committees.
Which Colorado Senate candidate has raised the most?: John W. Hickenlooper has raised $9,529,277 in the 2026 cycle, with $1.56M cash on hand.
Which House candidate in Colorado has raised the most?: Eileen Laubacher (district 4) has raised $13,700,426.
Which county in Colorado gives the most?: Donors in Denver County gave the most, $16.24M.