2020 Colorado Primary Results + General Election Betting Odds
2020 Colorado General Election Odds & Primary Results
With the CO primary over, you can find general election odds listed for the 2020 US House, Senate, or state elections in Colorado. Colorado held its primaries on Tuesday, March 3, 2020, and the state will hold its general elections and Presidential elections on November 3, 2020.
2020 was significant for Colorado as it marked a change in the way the state conducts its Presidential candidate nomination process, moving from a traditional caucus system to a statewide popular vote. Lately, several states have been shifting away from caucuses to popular votes, though they retain the authority to change back to their caucus models in the future.
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2020 Colorado General Election Information
Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2020
Federal Election
- Electoral College Votes: 9
- House seats up for grabs: 7
- Senate seats up for grabs: 1
State Election
- House seats up for grabs: 65
- Senate seats up for grabs: 18
- Governorship contested? No
2020 Presidential Election Odds
- Donald Trump (R) -150*
- Kamala Harris (D) +130*
*Odds Provided By Bovada.
How Did CO Vote In The 2016 Presidential Election?
Hillary Clinton beat Donald Trump in Colorado by a margin of about five points (48.16% to 43.25%). However, Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson (whose running mate was current Trump challenger Bill Weld), took 5.18% of the vote. Traditionally, analysts view the Libertarian party as closer to the Republican than the Democratic side of the aisle, so without Johnson siphoning off votes from the main candidates, it’s not inconceivable that Trump could have won Colorado.
However, third part candidates historically do well in CO, and 2020 should prove more of the same, with Libertarian and/or Green Party challengers splitting the vote and affecting the race’s outcome.
What is Colorado’s Political Makeup?
- State House: Democrat majority (41-24)
- State Senate: Democrat majority (19-16)
- Gubernatorial: Democratic
2020 Colorado Electoral Odds
- Democratic Candidate -750
- Republican Candidate +440
2020 Colorado Democratic Primary Results
The 2020 Democratic primary went more or less as expected, with socialist Bernie Sanders taking the progressive-leaning state fairly easily.
- Bernie Sanders – 36.1%, 20 delegates
- Joe Biden – 23.6%, 10 delegates
- Michael Bloomberg – 20.5%, 9 delegates
- Elizabeth Warren – 17.3%, 1 delegate
- Tulsi Gabbard – 1.1%, 0 delegates
Betting Odds For 2020 Colorado Democratic Primary Recap
- Bernie Sanders -1600
- Elizabeth Warren +3000
- Michael Bloomberg +3000
- Pete Buttigieg +3000
- Joe Biden +5000
- Amy Klobuchar +10000
- Tom Steyer +10000
2020 Colorado Republican Primary Odds
In Colorado, the Republican primary odds heavily favored the incumbent, President Donald Trump. And, naturally, he won easily, taking 92.5% of the vote.
Betting on the 2020 Presidential Primary
The 2020 Presidential election is still in the distance, but sportsbooks are already releasing odds for the November’s general election. While many things can change over the next several months, it will be important to watch the candidates as they make their ways across America on the campaign trail. As the front-runners are established, you will see odds posted for remaining primary states at several top political betting sites.
2020 Colorado General Election Voter Information
- When do the polls open? The Colorado general election will be held on Tuesday, November 3, with the polls open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm.
- Where do I go to vote? To find your Colorado primary polling place, please fill out the linked form (via CO’s elections website).
- Can I vote early? Yes, Colorado supports early voting through their vote-by-mail system.
- Does Colorado offer absentee voting? Yes. In fact, CO is considered an “all-mail” voting state, which means you will receive your ballot by mail and can cast your vote remotely. However, you can also vote in person on election day.