Colorado Congressional Districts
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The U.S. state of Colorado currently has seven congressional districts. In the 110th Congress, the Colorado delegation consists of four Democrats and three Republicans.
| Colorado's congressional districts |
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| Colorado's current delegation to the United States Congress |
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| Senators: Wayne Allard (R), Ken Salazar (D)
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