Colorado's 8th Congressional District Map. (Source: Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions). Colorado's 7th Congressional District Map.

With Colorado's new 8th Congressional District solidified and the seven current districts staying largely incumbent-friendly, all that's left is for the Colorado Supreme Court to approve the map.

With Colorado's new 8th Congressional District solidified and the seven current districts staying largely incumbent-friendly, all that's left is for the Colorado Supreme Court to approve the map.

Colorado will gain a seat in Congress starting in 2023 — a widely expected change that will reshape the state's congressional districts and give Coloradans a stronger voice in Washington, D.C.

A state commission is closing in on the final map for the newest congressional district, which is likely to lay bare political and cultural differences between Adams and Weld counties.

A preliminary map of Colorado’s congressional districts, including a new 8th Congressional District. This is the first draft presented by nonpartisan staff to Colorado’s Independent ...

Colorado will gain a seat in Congress starting in 2023 — a widely expected change that will reshape the state's congressional districts and give Coloradans a stronger voice in Washington, D.C.

The first data from the 2020 census is out and Colorado's population has grown so much over the last decade that we will pick up an eighth congressional seat.

Colorado’s newest congressional district was created in 2021 to be a toss-up seat, and so far it’s living up to that reputation. In 2022, Democrat Yadira Caraveo edged out Republican Barbara ...

Recent election results suggest the new 8th Congressional District will be a close race in 2022 — though Democrats may have a slight advantage. Colorado was awarded the new district due to its ...