Seven votes now separate Colorado Democrats from holding on to their supermajority in the state House — with the Democrat in the key race down heading into a recount after final results were

Democrats in Colorado’s House of Representatives will lose their supermajority in the chamber next year, as Republicans managed to flip three seats, if recounts confirm those unofficial results. As of Thursday — the last day for voters to cure their uncounted ballots from the Nov.

Colorado Democrats may have lost their supermajority in the Colorado House, after Republicans appeared to flip three seats from blue to red. If current results hold, Democrats will still go into the 2025 legislative session in January with a wide 43-22 majority but Republican political consultant Tyler Sandberg said the GOP gains are huge given that the party’s numbers have been shrinking for years.

With 83 of the General Assembly's 100 seats up for grabs on Election Day 2024, the big question was whether Senate Democrats could secure a two-thirds majority and whether House Democrats could keep theirs.