List of United States Representatives from Colorado

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The following sortable table includes all United States Representatives from the State of Colorado and all Delegates to the United States House of Representatives from the Territory of Colorado:

Representatives and Delegates to the United States House of Representatives from Colorado
Representative	Party	District	Years	Notes
Alan Wayne Allard	Republican	4th	1991-1997
William Lester "Bill" Armstrong	Republican	5th	1973-1979
Wayne Norviel Aspinall	Democratic	4th	1949-1973
Robert Louis "Bob" Beauprez	Republican	7th	2003-2007
James Burns Belford	Republican	At-large	1876-1877 1879-1885
John Calhoun Bell	Populist	2nd	1893-1903
Hiram Pitt Bennet	Conservative Republican	Territory	1861-1865	Delegate
Robert William Bonynge	Republican	1st	1904-1909
Allen Alexander Bradford	Republican	Territory	1865-1867 1869-1871	Delegate
Franklin Eli Brooks	Republican	3rd	1903-1907
Donald Glenn "Don" Brotzman	Republican	2nd	1963-1965 1967-1975
George Hanks "Hank" Brown	Republican	4th	1981-1991
William Evans Burney	Democratic	3rd	1940-1941
Ben Nighthorse Campbell	Democratic	3rd	1987-1993
John Albert Carroll	Democratic	1st	1947-1951
Jerome Bunty Chaffee	Republican	Territory	1871-1875	Delegate and namesake of Chaffee County, Colorado
John Edgar Chenoweth	Republican	3rd	1941-1949 1951-1965
George Miles Chilcott	Republican	Territory	1867-1869	Delegate
George Washington Cook	Republican	At-large	1907-1909
Fred Nelson Cummings	Democratic	2nd	1933-1941
Diana Louise DeGette	Democratic	1st	1997-present	Incumbent
Peter Hoyt "Pete" Dominick	Republican		1961-1963
William Robb Eaton	Republican	1st	1929-1933	Namesake of Eaton, Colorado
Frank Edward Evans	Democratic		1965-1979
Dean Milton Gillespie	Republican	1st	1944-1947
Warren Armstrong Haggott	Republican		1907-1909
Guy Urban Hardy	Republican		1919-1933
Joel M. Hefley	Republican		1987-2007
William Silas Hill	Republican		1941-1959
Benjamin Clark Hilliard	Democratic		1915-1919
Herschel Millard Hogg	Republican		1903-1907
Byron Lindberg Johnson	Democratic		1959-1961
James Paul Johnson	Republican		1973-1981
Edward Keating	Democratic	At-large 3rd	1913-1919
George John Kindel	Democratic		1913-1915
Raymond Peter Kogovsek	Democratic		1979-1985
Kenneth Bentley Kramer	Republican		1979-1987
Douglas L. "Doug" Lamborn	Republican	5th	2007-present	Incumbent
Lawrence Lewis	Democratic	1st	1933-1943
John Henry Marsalis	Democratic		1949-1951
John Andrew Martin	Democratic	2nd 3rd	1909-1913 1933-1939	Namesake of John Martin Dam and Reservoir
Scott McInnis	Republican		1993-2005
James Douglas "Mike" McKevitt	Republican	1st	1971-1973
Roy Harrison McVicker	Democratic		1965-1967
Marilyn Neoma Shuler Musgrave	Republican	4th	2003-present	Incumbent
Thomas MacDonald Patterson	Democratic	Territory At-large	1875-1876 1877-1879	Delegate Representative
Lafayette "Lafe" Pence	Populist		1893-1895
Edwin George "Ed" Perlmutter	Democratic	7th	2007-present	Incumbent
Robert Fay Rockwell	Republican		1941-1949
Byron Giles Rogers	Democratic	1st	1951-1971
Atterson Walden Rucker	Democratic		1909-1913
John Tony Salazar	Democratic	3rd	2005-present	Incumbent
Daniel Schaefer	Democratic		1983-1999
Robert W. "Bob" Schaffer	Republican		1997-2003
Patricia Nell Scott "Pat" Schroeder	Democratic	1st	1973-1997
Harry Hunter Seldomridge	Democratic		1913-1915
John Franklin Shafroth	Republican Silver Republican	1st	1895-1897 1897-1904
David Evans Skaggs	Democratic		1987-1999
Michael Lathrop "Mike" Strang	Republican		1985-1987
George Gifford Symes	Republican	At-large	1885-1889
Thomas Gerard "Tom" Tancredo	Republican	6th	1999-present	Incumbent
Edward Thomas Taylor	Democratic	At-large 4th	1909-1915 1915-1941	Longest serving U.S. Representative from Colorado.
Charles Bateman Timberlake	Republican		1915-1933
Hosea Townsend	Republican	At-large	1889-1893
Mark Emery Udall	Democratic	2nd	1999-present	Incumbent
William Newell Vaile	Republican		1919-1927
Sebasian Harrison White	Democratic	1st	1927-1929
Timothy Endicott "Tim" Wirth	Democratic		1975-1987

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v • d • e Colorado's current delegation to the United States Congress
Senators	Wayne Allard (R), Ken Salazar (D)
Representative(s)	Diana DeGette (D), Mark Udall (D), John Salazar (D), Marilyn Musgrave (R), Doug Lamborn (R), Tom Tancredo (R), Ed Perlmutter (D)
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	v • d • e State of Colorado Denver (capital)
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Anthems	Where the Columbines Grow \| Rocky Mountain High
Regions	Central Colorado \| Colorado Piedmont \| Colorado Plateau \| Denver‑Aurora Metropolitan Area \| Eastern Plains \| Front Range \| Grand Valley \| High Rockies \| Mineral Belt \| Roaring Fork Valley \| Sangre de Cristo Mountains \| San Luis Valley \| South‑Central Colorado \| Southwestern Colorado \| Uinta Mountains \| Western Slope
Cities	Arvada \| Aurora \| Boulder \| Broomfield \| Castle Rock \| Centennial \| Colorado Springs \| Commerce City \| Denver \| Fort Collins \| Fort Morgan \| Grand Junction \| Greeley \| Lakewood \| Littleton \| Longmont \| Loveland \| Parker \| Pueblo \| Sterling \| Thornton \| Westminster
Counties	Adams \| Alamosa \| Arapahoe \| Archuleta \| Baca \| Bent \| Boulder \| Broomfield \| Chaffee \| Cheyenne \| Clear Creek \| Conejos \| Costilla \| Crowley \| Custer \| Delta \| Denver \| Dolores \| Douglas \| Eagle \| El Paso \| Elbert \| Fremont \| Garfield \| Gilpin \| Grand \| Gunnison \| Hinsdale \| Huerfano \| Jackson \| Jefferson \| Kiowa \| Kit Carson \| La Plata \| Lake \| Larimer \| Las Animas \| Lincoln \| Logan \| Mesa \| Mineral \| Moffat \| Montezuma \| Montrose \| Morgan \| Otero \| Ouray \| Park \| Phillips \| Pitkin \| Prowers \| Pueblo \| Rio Blanco \| Rio Grande \| Routt \| Saguache \| San Juan \| San Miguel \| Sedgwick \| Summit \| Teller \| Washington \| Weld \| Yuma

v • d • e Lists of United States congressional delegations (lists of House members, lists of Senators)
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Territories	American Samoa · District of Columbia · Guam · Puerto Rico · Virgin Islands
Obsolete	Dakota Territory · Northwest Territory · Orleans Territory · Philippines

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