Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions The final state Senate districts map, approved on Oct. 12, 2021. Groups representing Colorado Republicans filed briefs in support of the final maps.

The final Colorado state Senate map as approved Monday, Nov. 15, 2021, by the Colorado Supreme Court. (Via the Colorado Independent Legislative Redistricting Commission) ...

DENVER (CBS4) - The Colorado Supreme Court approved new state House and Senate maps. The maps cover districts for state representation in the Colorado Legislature. The maps were drawn by Colorado ...

Colorado Independent Redistricting Commissions. In the House, the new map would give Democrats a 13-seat advantage, 36 to 23, with six districts where the party advantage is 5 percent or less.

Democrats will be favored to maintain their statehouse majorities under new state House and Senate district lines approved Monday morning by the Colorado Supreme Court. The state’s Independent ...

Colorado's 12 legislative redistricting commissioners voted unanimously late Tuesday night to adopt a new state Senate district map, after an eleventh-hour map alteration session on their final ...

Colorado’s redistricting commission picked new maps for the state House and Senate. Here’s what they look like. A new congressional map is also pending.

Lynda Zamora Wilson, a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel, has been selected by a Republican vacancy committee to ...

Preliminary maps for Colorado's redrawn state House and Senate districts were released on Tuesday.The maps were presented to the Colorado Independent Legislative Redistricting Commission (CILRC ...

Colorado House and Senate district maps drawn as the state begins its once-a-decade redistricting process placed a number of incumbent lawmakers into the same districts, setting the stage for ...

Democrats would be poised to retain their current advantages in the state legislature, under new maps approved by an independent commission this week. The commission — comprising four Democrats ...

Democrats would be poised to retain their current advantages in the state legislature, under new maps approved by an independent commission this week. The commission — comprising four Democrats ...