Colorado · State and local campaigns

Political SMS & MMS
for Colorado campaigns

Colorado campaign planning: 35 Senate seats and 65 House of Representatives seats. Legislative districts cross local planning areas.

Colorado boundary: U.S. Census Bureau, cartographic data. Geographic context, not electoral districts.

Messaging for every level of local leadership

Colorado has 35 seats in its State Senate. State Senate districts are separate from congressional districts. The House of Representatives has 65 seats.

Legislative districts cross local planning areas

Colorado's General Assembly has a 35-seat Senate and a 65-seat House. Mountain and Front Range communities can share legislative geography while using different municipalities for local administration. Denver's consolidated city-and-county offices and Colorado Springs' municipal districts need their own records when the campaign moves from state to local planning.

The elected offices in this guide

The General Assembly has distinct Senate and House districts. Mountain and Front Range communities can share a district without sharing a municipality.

The elected offices in this guide
Office recordSeats / scopeKeep in the campaign brief
GovernorStatewideStatewide committee and event responsibilities
State Senate35Official State Senate district and candidate
House of Representatives65Complete lower-chamber district or seat designation

Official records to retain

  • Colorado official legislature: chamber and district structure
  • Colorado election resources: actual candidate and contest instructions
  • Colorado campaign reporting or advertising reference: the applicable office, payer, and medium

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