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Colorado presidential election results 2016

Hillary Clinton carried Colorado by 4.91 points (136,386 votes), winning 9 electoral votes.

Electoral votes
9
Votes counted
2,780,220
CO result
D+4.9
Compared with the nation
2.9 pts more Democratic
Swing since 2012
0.5 pts to R

Statewide result

CandidatePartyVotesShareBarElectoral votes
Hillary ClintonDemocratic1,338,87048.20%9
Donald J. TrumpRepublican1,202,48443.30%—
Gary JohnsonLibertarian144,1215.20%—
Total votes2,780,220

Sources: co.pdf · 2016

Certified state documentCertified

Colorado Secretary of State, Official Compiled Results, November 8, 2016 General Election, Presidential Electors statewide (Clarity summary print 12/6/2016, 2 pages; page images with an OCR layer)
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Every ticket on the ballot, as printed in the certified document (the statewide table above groups minor candidates as “Others” when the source does).

All 22 tickets as printed in the document
Ticket (as printed)CodeVotesShare
Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine (DEM)DEM1,338,87048.16%
Donald J. Trump / Michael R. Pence (REP)REP1,202,48443.25%
Gary Johnson / Bill Weld (LBR)LBR144,1215.18%
Jill Stein / Ajamu Baraka (GRN)GRN38,4371.38%
Evan McMullin / Nathan Johnson (UAF)UAF28,9171.04%
Darrell L. Castle / Scott N. Bradley (ACN)ACN11,6990.42%
Chris Keniston / Deacon Taylor (VPA)VPA5,0280.18%
Mike Smith / Daniel White (UAF)UAF1,8190.07%
"Rocky" Roque De La Fuente / Michael Steinberg—1,2550.05%
Kyle Kenley Kopitke / Nathan R. Sorenson (IAP)IAP1,0960.04%
Joseph Allen Maldonado / Douglas K. Terranova (IPC)IPC8720.03%
Michael A. Maturen / Juan Munoz (ASP)ASP8620.03%
Rod Silva / Richard C. Silva (NTR)NTR7510.03%
Ryan Alan Scott / Bruce Kendall Barnard (UAF)UAF7490.03%
Tom Hoefling / Steve Schulin (AMP)AMP7100.03%
Gloria Estela La Riva / Dennis J. Banks (SAL)SAL5310.02%
Alyson Kennedy / Osborne Hart (SWP)SWP4520.02%
Laurence Kotlikoff / Edward Leamer (KFP)KFP3920.01%
Bradford Lyttle / Hannah Walsh (NRP)NRP3820.01%
Frank Atwood / Blake Huber (AVP)AVP3370.01%
Emidio Soltysik / Angela Nicole Walker (SPU)SPU2710.01%
James Hedges / Bill Bayes (PRO)PRO1850.01%
Notes on how this document was read
  • '"Rocky" Roque De La Fuente / Michael Steinberg' is printed over two lines; the party code (ADP) on the second line is not part of the label.

Method: page image read by Apple Vision (lines), Tesseract (words) and RapidOCR (lines); a number is kept when two engines read the same digits in the same place

County resultsMIT Election Lab

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MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records)
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Alamosa County: Hillary Clinton +2.1Boulder County: Hillary Clinton +48.3Broomfield County: Hillary Clinton +14.2Crowley County: Donald J. Trump +48.5Denver County: Hillary Clinton +54.8Douglas County: Donald J. Trump +18.1Gilpin County: Hillary Clinton +1.9Hinsdale County: Donald J. Trump +24.1Jackson County: Donald J. Trump +53.2Jefferson County: Hillary Clinton +6.9Lincoln County: Donald J. Trump +60.9Montezuma County: Donald J. Trump +30.2Phillips County: Donald J. Trump +58.1Rio Grande County: Donald J. Trump +19.6San Juan County: Hillary Clinton +9.9Weld County: Donald J. Trump +22.2Adams County: Hillary Clinton +8.5Archuleta County: Donald J. Trump +24.0Baca County: Donald J. Trump +68.3Chaffee County: Donald J. Trump +4.5Cheyenne County: Donald J. Trump +72.0Conejos County: Donald J. Trump +3.6Costilla County: Hillary Clinton +29.1Delta County: Donald J. Trump +45.1Eagle County: Hillary Clinton +20.3Fremont County: Donald J. Trump +44.7Kiowa County: Donald J. Trump +74.5Kit Carson County: Donald J. Trump +65.7Larimer County: Hillary Clinton +4.9Montrose County: Donald J. Trump +42.1Logan County: Donald J. Trump +55.9Mesa County: Donald J. Trump +36.1Moffat County: Donald J. Trump +67.9Morgan County: Donald J. Trump +41.8Ouray County: Hillary Clinton +10.5Pitkin County: Hillary Clinton +45.5Rio Blanco County: Donald J. Trump +68.3Saguache County: Hillary Clinton +9.5Teller County: Donald J. Trump +42.5Washington County: Donald J. Trump +73.3Yuma County: Donald J. Trump +65.2Bent County: Donald J. Trump +31.0Clear Creek County: Hillary Clinton +2.6Custer County: Donald J. Trump +41.2El Paso County: Donald J. Trump +22.3Grand County: Donald J. Trump +13.2Gunnison County: Hillary Clinton +19.5Huerfano County: Donald J. Trump +6.6Lake County: Hillary Clinton +10.8Mineral County: Donald J. Trump +16.4Otero County: Donald J. Trump +23.5Pueblo County: Donald J. Trump +0.5Summit County: Hillary Clinton +27.6Arapahoe County: Hillary Clinton +14.1La Plata County: Hillary Clinton +9.4Las Animas County: Donald J. Trump +15.6Dolores County: Donald J. Trump +55.9Elbert County: Donald J. Trump +53.6Garfield County: Donald J. Trump +7.0Park County: Donald J. Trump +26.1Prowers County: Donald J. Trump +46.8Routt County: Hillary Clinton +16.9San Miguel County: Hillary Clinton +44.9Sedgwick County: Donald J. Trump +54.8
Each county coloured by its winner and shaded by margin. Tap one for its history.
County Hillary ClintonDonald J. TrumpOthers TotalMargin
Adams 96,55880,08217,025 193,665 8.5
Alamosa 3,1893,046704 6,939 2.1
Arapahoe 159,885117,05326,108 303,046 14.1
Archuleta 2,5004,264575 7,339 24.0
Baca 2831,753117 2,153 68.3
Bent 5901,188149 1,927 31.0
Boulder 132,33441,39614,412 188,142 48.3
Broomfield 19,73114,3673,591 37,689 14.2
Chaffee 4,8885,391971 11,250 4.5
Cheyenne 13292545 1,102 72.0
Clear Creek 2,7292,575562 5,866 2.6
Conejos 1,7711,914337 4,022 3.6
Costilla 1,125588135 1,848 29.1
Crowley 3391,079109 1,527 48.5
Custer 7972,061208 3,066 41.2
Delta 4,08711,6551,048 16,790 45.1
Denver 244,55162,69024,611 331,852 54.8
Dolores 24294469 1,255 55.9
Douglas 68,657102,57316,269 187,499 18.1
Eagle 14,0998,9902,134 25,223 20.3
El Paso 108,010179,22831,729 318,967 22.3
Elbert 3,13411,7051,139 15,978 53.6
Fremont 5,29715,1221,554 21,973 44.7
Garfield 11,27113,1322,067 26,470 7.0
Gilpin 1,6341,566376 3,576 1.9
Grand 3,3584,494736 8,588 13.2
Gunnison 5,1283,289995 9,412 19.5
Hinsdale 19733953 589 24.1
Huerfano 1,6331,883267 3,783 6.6
Jackson 17162961 861 53.2
Jefferson 160,776138,17729,929 328,882 6.9
Kiowa 9172836 855 74.5
Kit Carson 5362,967199 3,702 65.7
La Plata 15,52512,5873,038 31,150 9.4
Lake 1,6161,270313 3,199 10.8
Larimer 93,11383,43019,437 195,980 4.9
Las Animas 2,6503,710433 6,793 15.6
Lincoln 4091,892135 2,436 60.9
Logan 1,8517,282589 9,722 55.9
Mesa 21,72949,7796,145 77,653 36.1
Mineral 23734471 652 16.4
Moffat 8745,305346 6,525 67.9
Montezuma 3,9737,8531,032 12,858 30.2
Montrose 5,46614,3821,338 21,186 42.1
Morgan 3,1518,145664 11,960 41.8
Otero 2,9434,928581 8,452 23.5
Ouray 1,6971,351262 3,310 10.5
Park 3,4216,135861 10,417 26.1
Phillips 4361,791105 2,332 58.1
Pitkin 7,3332,550640 10,523 45.5
Prowers 1,1863,531299 5,016 46.8
Pueblo 35,87536,2656,506 78,646 0.5
Rio Blanco 4362,791223 3,450 68.3
Rio Grande 2,0013,085448 5,534 19.6
Routt 7,6005,2301,156 13,986 16.9
Saguache 1,4171,147271 2,835 9.5
San Juan 26521526 506 9.9
San Miguel 2,9751,033321 4,329 44.9
Sedgwick 2671,01582 1,364 54.8
Summit 9,5575,1001,517 16,174 27.6
Teller 3,6039,7451,096 14,444 42.5
Washington 2962,299138 2,733 73.3
Weld 46,51976,65112,258 135,428 22.2
Yuma 7263,850215 4,791 65.2

Candidate votes as printed in the document. “Total” is the document’s total where it prints one, otherwise the sum of the candidate columns. Margin is the leading ticket’s lead in points over the second.

Notes on how this document was read
  • Secondary source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records).

Method: Machine-readable dataset; county sums checked against the state totals in The American Presidency Project summary (within 0.5% for both main tickets).

Questions and answers

Who won Colorado in 2016?

Hillary Clinton won Colorado by 4.91 percentage points (136,386 votes).

How many electoral votes did Colorado have in 2016?

Colorado cast 9 electoral votes in 2016.

How many people voted for president in Colorado in 2016?

2,780,220 votes were counted for president.

How many counties did each candidate win in Colorado in 2016?

Donald J. Trump 42, Hillary Clinton 22 (out of 64 counties with results).

How did Colorado change from 2012 to 2016?

The margin moved 0.5 points toward the Republican ticket, from Democratic by 5.4 points to Democratic by 4.9 points.

Official results As published by The American Presidency Project (UC Santa Barbara) and the state documents it links. How we use this data