How did Denver vote in the 2024 presidential election?

Denver voted Democratic in 2024 with a margin of D+15.6. Kamala D Harris received 1,448,567 votes and Donald Trump received 1,048,068 out of 2,565,236 total votes cast, a 3.0-point shift toward Republicans from 2020.

What is Denver's political history?

Denver has 39 presidential elections on record, spanning 1872 to 2024. It has voted Democratic in every presidential election since 2008. The largest single-election swing was 107.6 points in 1896.

What are the demographics of Denver?

Denver has a population of 16,360,912 according to the 2020 Census. The racial composition is 69.8% non-Hispanic white, 20.2% Hispanic, 3.8% Black. About 40% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher. Median household income is $71,251.

Which places are most similar to Denver?

Based on demographic and electoral similarity analysis, the three most similar media markets to Denver are Boston (Manchester), Kansas City, Portland, OR. Similarity is computed using a vector embedding of demographic, economic, and electoral characteristics.

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Denver

Mile-high market where suburban swing counties decide statewide margins

The Denver DMA anchors Colorado's political center of gravity, blending a reliably Democratic urban core with fast-growing collar counties — Jefferson, Arapahoe, and Douglas — that have shifted measurably toward competitive territory over the past decade.

Presidential margin · 2024

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2024FIPS 751

Population16.4M

Median ageU.S. 38.9y

36.1y▼ 2.8

Bachelor's+U.S. 35%

40.2%▲ 5.2

White69.8%
Hispanic20.2%
Two or more6.3%
Other5.8%
Black3.8%
Asian3.0%
Native0.9%

Trajectory · 2008–2024

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Similar media markets

Reads like Boston (Manchester), Kansas City, and Portland, OR.

8 visible matches

Boston (Manchester)

Educated rural democratic

D+22.8

Similarity score93%

Kansas City

Small-town rural republican 3

R+1.3

Similarity score93%

Portland, OR

Educated rural competitive

D+18.1

Similarity score92%

Washington, DC (Hagerstown)

Educated rural democratic

D+32.2

Similarity score92%

Minneapolis-St. Paul

Educated rural competitive

D+5.5

Similarity score91%

Philadelphia

Educated rural competitive

D+20.2

Similarity score90%

Atlanta

Educated rural competitive

D+4.7

Similarity score90%

Austin

Educated rural democratic

D+14.2

Similarity score88%

Constituent Geography

Counties in Denver

2024 presidential results across the counties that make up this geography.

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County	Pop.	Margin	Dem	Rep	Total	Share
Denver	719K	D+56.1	278,634	74,765	363,076	3.6%
Denver	663K	D+56.1	278,634	74,765	363,076	3.6%
Arapahoe	660K	D+20.1	190,725	125,311	325,451	3.2%
Arapahoe	618K	D+20.1	190,725	125,311	325,451	3.2%
Denver	582K	D+56.1	278,634	74,765	363,076	3.6%
Jefferson	579K	D+19.5	210,875	140,505	361,504	3.5%
Jefferson	559K	D+19.5	210,875	140,505	361,504	3.5%
Denver	555K	D+56.1	278,634	74,765	363,076	3.6%
Arapahoe	544K	D+20.1	190,725	125,311	325,451	3.2%
Adams	530K	D+9.0	124,056	103,024	233,336	2.3%
Jefferson	529K	D+19.5	210,875	140,505	361,504	3.5%
Jefferson	527K	D+19.5	210,875	140,505	361,504	3.5%
Arapahoe	488K	D+20.1	190,725	125,311	325,451	3.2%
Adams	480K	D+9.0	124,056	103,024	233,336	2.3%
Adams	419K	D+9.0	124,056	103,024	233,336	2.3%
Douglas	377K	R+7.0	110,408	127,451	243,758	2.4%
Larimer	367K	D+17.6	129,376	89,680	225,482	2.2%
Adams	364K	D+9.0	124,056	103,024	233,336	2.3%
Weld	350K	R+21.0	68,752	106,469	179,854	1.8%
Boulder	329K	D+55.8	150,149	40,758	196,150	1.9%
Larimer	325K	D+17.6	129,376	89,680	225,482	2.2%
Douglas	314K	R+7.0	110,408	127,451	243,758	2.4%
Boulder	314K	D+55.8	150,149	40,758	196,150	1.9%
Boulder	296K	D+55.8	150,149	40,758	196,150	1.9%
Boulder	291K	D+55.8	150,149	40,758	196,150	1.9%
Larimer	287K	D+17.6	129,376	89,680	225,482	2.2%
Weld	278K	R+21.0	68,752	106,469	179,854	1.8%
Douglas	269K	R+7.0	110,408	127,451	243,758	2.4%
Larimer	251K	D+17.6	129,376	89,680	225,482	2.2%
Weld	241K	R+21.0	68,752	106,469	179,854	1.8%
Weld	181K	R+21.0	68,752	106,469	179,854	1.8%
Douglas	176K	R+7.0	110,408	127,451	243,758	2.4%
Broomfield	76K	D+28.5	29,426	16,071	46,817	0.5%
Garfield	62K	D+2.1	15,128	14,493	30,372	0.3%
Broomfield	62K	D+28.5	29,426	16,071	46,817	0.5%
Garfield	57K	D+2.1	15,128	14,493	30,372	0.3%
Eagle	55K	D+24.4	16,943	10,148	27,798	0.3%
Eagle	53K	D+24.4	16,943	10,148	27,798	0.3%
Broomfield	53K	D+28.5	29,426	16,071	46,817	0.5%
Garfield	53K	D+2.1	15,128	14,493	30,372	0.3%
Eagle	51K	D+24.4	16,943	10,148	27,798	0.3%
Campbell	48K	R+76.3	2,004	16,006	18,342	0.2%
Campbell	47K	R+76.3	2,004	16,006	18,342	0.2%
Garfield	44K	D+2.1	15,128	14,493	30,372	0.3%
Eagle	42K	D+24.4	16,943	10,148	27,798	0.3%
Campbell	40K	R+76.3	2,004	16,006	18,342	0.2%
Albany	38K	R+3.1	8,371	8,930	17,877	0.2%
Albany	38K	R+3.1	8,371	8,930	17,877	0.2%
Campbell	34K	R+76.3	2,004	16,006	18,342	0.2%
Albany	33K	R+3.1	8,371	8,930	17,877	0.2%
Albany	32K	R+3.1	8,371	8,930	17,877	0.2%
Delta	32K	R+35.5	6,030	12,948	19,476	0.2%
Summit	31K	D+37.2	11,762	5,244	17,542	0.2%
Delta	30K	R+35.5	6,030	12,948	19,476	0.2%
Delta	30K	R+35.5	6,030	12,948	19,476	0.2%
Morgan	30K	R+48.6	3,291	9,830	13,458	0.1%
Summit	29K	D+37.2	11,762	5,244	17,542	0.2%
Morgan	28K	R+48.6	3,291	9,830	13,458	0.1%
Elbert	28K	R+51.1	4,768	15,209	20,417	0.2%
Delta	28K	R+35.5	6,030	12,948	19,476	0.2%
Morgan	28K	R+48.6	3,291	9,830	13,458	0.1%
Morgan	27K	R+48.6	3,291	9,830	13,458	0.1%
Summit	26K	D+37.2	11,762	5,244	17,542	0.2%
Routt	25K	D+27.7	10,208	5,676	16,335	0.2%
Elbert	24K	R+51.1	4,768	15,209	20,417	0.2%
Routt	24K	D+27.7	10,208	5,676	16,335	0.2%
Summit	24K	D+37.2	11,762	5,244	17,542	0.2%
Elbert	23K	R+51.1	4,768	15,209	20,417	0.2%
Routt	22K	D+27.7	10,208	5,676	16,335	0.2%
Logan	22K	R+56.6	2,098	7,855	10,162	0.1%
Logan	21K	R+56.6	2,098	7,855	10,162	0.1%
Logan	21K	R+56.6	2,098	7,855	10,162	0.1%
Logan	21K	R+56.6	2,098	7,855	10,162	0.1%
Chaffee	20K	D+13.6	7,992	6,034	14,416	0.1%
Elbert	20K	R+51.1	4,768	15,209	20,417	0.2%
Routt	20K	D+27.7	10,208	5,676	16,335	0.2%
Chaffee	19K	D+13.6	7,992	6,034	14,416	0.1%
Park	18K	R+16.5	4,841	6,828	12,044	0.1%
Pitkin	18K	D+44.2	7,932	2,992	11,167	0.1%
Gunnison	17K	D+29.2	6,887	3,689	10,939	0.1%
Pitkin	17K	D+44.2	7,932	2,992	11,167	0.1%
Chaffee	17K	D+13.6	7,992	6,034	14,416	0.1%
Park	17K	R+16.5	4,841	6,828	12,044	0.1%
Alamosa	17K	R+10.8	3,244	4,057	7,519	0.1%
Park	16K	R+16.5	4,841	6,828	12,044	0.1%
Alamosa	16K	R+10.8	3,244	4,057	7,519	0.1%
Chaffee	16K	D+13.6	7,992	6,034	14,416	0.1%
Grand	16K	R+0.8	4,743	4,822	9,883	0.1%
Gunnison	16K	D+29.2	6,887	3,689	10,939	0.1%
Carbon	16K	R+57.6	1,274	4,952	6,387	0.1%
Carbon	16K	R+57.6	1,274	4,952	6,387	0.1%
Alamosa	15K	R+10.8	3,244	4,057	7,519	0.1%
Carbon	15K	R+57.6	1,274	4,952	6,387	0.1%
Pitkin	15K	D+44.2	7,932	2,992	11,167	0.1%
Alamosa	15K	R+10.8	3,244	4,057	7,519	0.1%
Gunnison	15K	D+29.2	6,887	3,689	10,939	0.1%
Pitkin	15K	D+44.2	7,932	2,992	11,167	0.1%
Park	15K	R+16.5	4,841	6,828	12,044	0.1%
Grand	14K	R+0.8	4,743	4,822	9,883	0.1%
Prowers	14K	R+50.7	1,227	3,833	5,144	0.1%
Carbon	14K	R+57.6	1,274	4,952	6,387	0.1%
Gunnison	14K	D+29.2	6,887	3,689	10,939	0.1%
Archuleta	14K	R+14.1	3,904	5,218	9,355	0.1%
Moffat	14K	R+62.8	1,167	5,358	6,671	0.1%
Grand	14K	R+0.8	4,743	4,822	9,883	0.1%
Moffat	13K	R+62.8	1,167	5,358	6,671	0.1%
Prowers	13K	R+50.7	1,227	3,833	5,144	0.1%
Moffat	13K	R+62.8	1,167	5,358	6,671	0.1%
Moffat	13K	R+62.8	1,167	5,358	6,671	0.1%
Grand	12K	R+0.8	4,743	4,822	9,883	0.1%
Rio Grande	12K	R+23.2	2,306	3,743	6,194	0.1%
Archuleta	12K	R+14.1	3,904	5,218	9,355	0.1%
Archuleta	12K	R+14.1	3,904	5,218	9,355	0.1%
Box Butte	12K	R+56.5	1,043	3,827	4,931	0.0%
Prowers	12K	R+50.7	1,227	3,833	5,144	0.1%
Prowers	12K	R+50.7	1,227	3,833	5,144	0.1%
Rio Grande	12K	R+23.2	2,306	3,743	6,194	0.1%
Rio Grande	12K	R+23.2	2,306	3,743	6,194	0.1%
Rio Grande	11K	R+23.2	2,306	3,743	6,194	0.1%
Box Butte	11K	R+56.5	1,043	3,827	4,931	0.0%
Box Butte	11K	R+56.5	1,043	3,827	4,931	0.0%
Box Butte	11K	R+56.5	1,043	3,827	4,931	0.0%
Yuma	10K	R+65.4	758	3,807	4,663	0.0%
Cheyenne	10K	R+64.1	787	3,692	4,530	0.0%
Yuma	10K	R+65.4	758	3,807	4,663	0.0%
Archuleta	10K	R+14.1	3,904	5,218	9,355	0.1%
Yuma	10K	R+65.4	758	3,807	4,663	0.0%
Cheyenne	10K	R+64.1	787	3,692	4,530	0.0%
Cheyenne	10K	R+64.1	787	3,692	4,530	0.0%
Yuma	10K	R+65.4	758	3,807	4,663	0.0%
Cheyenne	10K	R+64.1	787	3,692	4,530	0.0%
Clear Creek	9K	D+16.6	3,464	2,452	6,101	0.1%
Clear Creek	9K	D+16.6	3,464	2,452	6,101	0.1%
Clear Creek	9K	D+16.6	3,464	2,452	6,101	0.1%
Dawes	9K	R+47.0	992	2,812	3,868	0.0%
Dawes	9K	R+47.0	992	2,812	3,868	0.0%
Clear Creek	9K	D+16.6	3,464	2,452	6,101	0.1%
Keith	9K	R+63.9	731	3,416	4,199	0.0%
Platte	9K	R+64.9	780	3,874	4,765	0.0%
Platte	9K	R+64.9	780	3,874	4,765	0.0%
Dawes	9K	R+47.0	992	2,812	3,868	0.0%
Johnson	9K	R+63.1	847	3,936	4,898	0.0%
Platte	9K	R+64.9	780	3,874	4,765	0.0%
Johnson	9K	R+63.1	847	3,936	4,898	0.0%
Conejos	8K	R+17.8	1,627	2,358	4,104	0.0%
Platte	8K	R+64.9	780	3,874	4,765	0.0%
Keith	8K	R+63.9	731	3,416	4,199	0.0%
Conejos	8K	R+17.8	1,627	2,358	4,104	0.0%
Kit Carson	8K	R+68.3	556	3,083	3,698	0.0%
Dawes	8K	R+47.0	992	2,812	3,868	0.0%
Keith	8K	R+63.9	731	3,416	4,199	0.0%
Johnson	8K	R+63.1	847	3,936	4,898	0.0%
Kit Carson	8K	R+68.3	556	3,083	3,698	0.0%
Lake	8K	D+16.4	2,199	1,557	3,911	0.0%
Conejos	8K	R+17.8	1,627	2,358	4,104	0.0%
Kit Carson	8K	R+68.3	556	3,083	3,698	0.0%
San Miguel	8K	D+49.4	3,529	1,154	4,804	0.0%
Keith	8K	R+63.9	731	3,416	4,199	0.0%
Lake	8K	D+16.4	2,199	1,557	3,911	0.0%
San Miguel	8K	D+49.4	3,529	1,154	4,804	0.0%
Conejos	8K	R+17.8	1,627	2,358	4,104	0.0%
Lake	7K	D+16.4	2,199	1,557	3,911	0.0%
San Miguel	7K	D+49.4	3,529	1,154	4,804	0.0%
Lake	7K	D+16.4	2,199	1,557	3,911	0.0%
Johnson	7K	R+63.1	847	3,936	4,898	0.0%
Kit Carson	7K	R+68.3	556	3,083	3,698	0.0%
Saguache	7K	D+3.7	1,704	1,577	3,400	0.0%
Rio Blanco	7K	R+63.7	637	2,988	3,690	0.0%
San Miguel	7K	D+49.4	3,529	1,154	4,804	0.0%
Saguache	7K	D+3.7	1,704	1,577	3,400	0.0%
Rio Blanco	7K	R+63.7	637	2,988	3,690	0.0%
Saguache	6K	D+3.7	1,704	1,577	3,400	0.0%
Sheridan	6K	R+70.0	362	2,102	2,484	0.0%
Rio Blanco	6K	R+63.7	637	2,988	3,690	0.0%
Cherry	6K	R+76.2	349	2,687	3,069	0.0%
Lincoln	6K	R+64.5	432	2,090	2,571	0.0%
Rio Blanco	6K	R+63.7	637	2,988	3,690	0.0%
Saguache	6K	D+3.7	1,704	1,577	3,400	0.0%
Gilpin	6K	D+12.7	2,254	1,729	4,129	0.0%
Cherry	6K	R+76.2	349	2,687	3,069	0.0%
Gilpin	6K	D+12.7	2,254	1,729	4,129	0.0%
Cherry	6K	R+76.2	349	2,687	3,069	0.0%
Lincoln	6K	R+64.5	432	2,090	2,571	0.0%
Lincoln	6K	R+64.5	432	2,090	2,571	0.0%
Cherry	5K	R+76.2	349	2,687	3,069	0.0%
Sheridan	5K	R+70.0	362	2,102	2,484	0.0%
Lincoln	5K	R+64.5	432	2,090	2,571	0.0%
Sheridan	5K	R+70.0	362	2,102	2,484	0.0%
Gilpin	5K	D+12.7	2,254	1,729	4,129	0.0%
Ouray	5K	D+21.2	2,442	1,573	4,098	0.0%
Sheridan	5K	R+70.0	362	2,102	2,484	0.0%
Washington	5K	R+75.1	329	2,436	2,806	0.0%
Washington	5K	R+75.1	329	2,436	2,806	0.0%
Washington	5K	R+75.1	329	2,436	2,806	0.0%
Gilpin	5K	D+12.7	2,254	1,729	4,129	0.0%
Ouray	5K	D+21.2	2,442	1,573	4,098	0.0%
Washington	5K	R+75.1	329	2,436	2,806	0.0%
Ouray	5K	D+21.2	2,442	1,573	4,098	0.0%
Phillips	4K	R+62.7	412	1,888	2,354	0.0%
Phillips	4K	R+62.7	412	1,888	2,354	0.0%
Phillips	4K	R+62.7	412	1,888	2,354	0.0%
Phillips	4K	R+62.7	412	1,888	2,354	0.0%
Kimball	4K	R+67.0	272	1,424	1,720	0.0%
Ouray	4K	D+21.2	2,442	1,573	4,098	0.0%
Kimball	4K	R+67.0	272	1,424	1,720	0.0%
Costilla	4K	D+14.7	1,155	850	2,080	0.0%
Kimball	4K	R+67.0	272	1,424	1,720	0.0%
Costilla	4K	D+14.7	1,155	850	2,080	0.0%
Costilla	4K	D+14.7	1,155	850	2,080	0.0%
Costilla	3K	D+14.7	1,155	850	2,080	0.0%
Kimball	3K	R+67.0	272	1,424	1,720	0.0%
Sedgwick	3K	R+56.3	283	1,048	1,358	0.0%
Niobrara	2K	R+80.7	112	1,108	1,234	0.0%
Dolores	2K	R+52.9	325	1,076	1,419	0.0%
Niobrara	2K	R+80.7	112	1,108	1,234	0.0%
Sedgwick	2K	R+56.3	283	1,048	1,358	0.0%
Niobrara	2K	R+80.7	112	1,108	1,234	0.0%
Sedgwick	2K	R+56.3	283	1,048	1,358	0.0%
Niobrara	2K	R+80.7	112	1,108	1,234	0.0%
Sedgwick	2K	R+56.3	283	1,048	1,358	0.0%
Garden	2K	R+70.5	162	949	1,117	0.0%
Cheyenne	2K	R+77.9	108	930	1,055	0.0%
Deuel	2K	R+68.4	151	843	1,012	0.0%
Cheyenne	2K	R+77.9	108	930	1,055	0.0%
Deuel	2K	R+68.4	151	843	1,012	0.0%
Deuel	2K	R+68.4	151	843	1,012	0.0%
Garden	2K	R+70.5	162	949	1,117	0.0%
Garden	2K	R+70.5	162	949	1,117	0.0%
Deuel	2K	R+68.4	151	843	1,012	0.0%
Dolores	2K	R+52.9	325	1,076	1,419	0.0%
Dolores	2K	R+52.9	325	1,076	1,419	0.0%
Dolores	2K	R+52.9	325	1,076	1,419	0.0%
Garden	2K	R+70.5	162	949	1,117	0.0%
Cheyenne	2K	R+77.9	108	930	1,055	0.0%
Cheyenne	2K	R+77.9	108	930	1,055	0.0%
Jackson	2K	R+55.3	173	634	834	0.0%
Jackson	1K	R+55.3	173	634	834	0.0%
Jackson	1K	R+55.3	173	634	834	0.0%
Jackson	1K	R+55.3	173	634	834	0.0%
Mineral	1K	R+13.3	317	417	753	0.0%
Hinsdale	1K	R+12.4	257	332	606	0.0%
Hinsdale	856	R+12.4	257	332	606	0.0%
Mineral	831	R+13.3	317	417	753	0.0%
Banner	824	R+81.3	34	348	386	0.0%
Banner	819	R+81.3	34	348	386	0.0%
Banner	793	R+81.3	34	348	386	0.0%
Mineral	793	R+13.3	317	417	753	0.0%
Hinsdale	790	R+12.4	257	332	606	0.0%
Hooker	783	R+73.5	55	369	427	0.0%
Grant	747	R+91.8	15	351	366	0.0%
Banner	742	R+81.3	34	348	386	0.0%
Mineral	729	R+13.3	317	417	753	0.0%
San Juan	724	D+32.0	376	188	588	0.0%
San Juan	686	D+32.0	376	188	588	0.0%
Hooker	669	R+73.5	55	369	427	0.0%
Hooker	661	R+73.5	55	369	427	0.0%
Hooker	647	R+73.5	55	369	427	0.0%
Grant	647	R+91.8	15	351	366	0.0%
Grant	626	R+91.8	15	351	366	0.0%
Grant	608	R+91.8	15	351	366	0.0%
San Juan	558	D+32.0	376	188	588	0.0%
Hinsdale	554	R+12.4	257	332	606	0.0%
San Juan	552	D+32.0	376	188	588	0.0%
Arthur	484	R+87.6	17	264	282	0.0%
Arthur	444	R+87.6	17	264	282	0.0%
Arthur	437	R+87.6	17	264	282	0.0%
Arthur	364	R+87.6	17	264	282	0.0%

267 countiesTotal votes: 10,214,127

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Race & Ancestry

Who Lives Here

A race-first Census view with ancestry expansion where source coverage is strong enough to support detail.

DenverCensus ACS 2024Ancestry detail available

Census race profile

Major Census race and ethnicity groups shown as a share of total population.

Expand rows for ancestry detail

White (Non-Hispanic) 69.8%Hispanic 20.2%Black 3.8%Asian 3.0%Multiracial 2.2%Native American 0.9%

Group	Denver	National
▶White (Non-Hispanic)(13)	69.8%	57.4%
▶Hispanic / Latino(19)	20.2%	19.3%
▶Black / African American(16)	3.8%	12.2%
▶Asian(6)	3.0%	6.0%
Multiracial / Other	2.2%	4.0%
▶Native American / Alaska Native(7)	0.9%	0.9%
▶Middle Eastern / North African(10)	0.6%	0.9%

Method notes

Census treats race and Hispanic/Latino origin as separate questions. Race categories other than Hispanic reflect total populations (small Hispanic overlap in Black, Asian, AIAN, NHPI). “Multiracial / Other” is derived as a non-overlapping remainder.

Click rows to expand ancestry detail. Ancestry from ACS B04006, B03001, B02020, B02016. Totals may differ from race — individuals can report multiple ancestries.

Black / African American (estimated remainder) is derived as Black population share minus reported Sub-Saharan African and West Indian ancestry. It is shown as an estimated ancestry detail, not a standalone Census ancestry category.

MENA estimated from ancestry reporting — Census does not have a separate MENA race category. Not shown in bar (overlaps with other race groups).

Religious Adherents

Population that are religious adherents:

34.0%(1.6M people)

U.S. Religion Census 2020

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Catholic-Evangelical edge: +9.2pp (vs national 4.5pp). A strongly Catholic-leaning religious profile, which nationally correlates with Democratic-leaning urban and suburban communities.

Ecological pattern — how to read this

Reflects patterns in counties where this religious tradition concentrates — not a claim about individual voters.

Values are derived by joining Religion Census 2020 (U.S. Religion Data Archive) with certified election results at the county level. That means we know what counties with more or fewer of this group did — not how any individual voted.

This is known as ecological inference. It is a valid way to surface geographic correlation but must not be read as a personal-vote claim about anyone in the group.

Tradition	% Pop	% Adherents	US Pop	US Adherents
Catholic	15.0%	44.1%	—	—
Evangelical Protestant	10.3%	30.3%	—	—
Other	4.9%	14.3%	—	—
Mainline Protestant	3.1%	9.1%	—	—
LDS (Mormon)	2.5%	7.3%	—	—
Black Protestant	0.5%	1.4%	—	—
Orthodox Christian	0.3%	0.9%	—	—
Non-religiousPopulation	66.0%	—	—	—

Click the chevron to expand denominations. Tradition and denomination rows label both share of total population and share of all religious adherents. Non-religious is shown as a share of total population only.

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Who lives in the Denver media market? 16,360,912 residents across 267 counties.

Demographic Comparison

Demographics

Read this geography's profile in three layers: local, state (where available), and national baseline.

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Denver vs National16.4M residents

40% of adults hold a bachelor's degree — 7pp above the national average. Places with similar education levels vote D+16 on average nationally.

Population & electorate

Scale, voting-age share, and this geography's footprint inside the national electorate.

Total population

Local vs state vs U.S.

16.4M

local

16.4MNational 334.9M

Share of U.S. population

Local vs state vs U.S.

4.89%

local

4.89%National 100%

Voting-age population

Local vs state vs U.S.

42.0%

local

42.0%National 75.7%

Economic profile

Income, attainment, and ownership indicators that often shape coalition structure and turnout behavior.

Median household income

Local vs state vs U.S.

$71,251

local

$71,251National $83,960

Poverty rate

Local vs state vs U.S.

10.5%

local

10.5%National 12.5%

College degree

Local vs state vs U.S.

40.2%

local

40.2%National 35.6%

Homeownership

Local vs state vs U.S.

66.0%

local

66.0%National 65.2%

Community profile

Age structure, language use, and nativity signals that explain how this geography differs from state and nation.

Median age

Local vs state vs U.S.

36.1 yrs

local

36.1 yrsNational 39.1 yrs

Age 18–29

Local vs state vs U.S.

13.7%

local

13.7%National 15.7%

Age 65+

Local vs state vs U.S.

9.9%

local

9.9%National 17.0%

Foreign born

Local vs state vs U.S.

10.5%

local

10.5%National 14.1%

Non-English at home

Local vs state vs U.S.

17.3%

local

17.3%National 22.2%

English only

Local vs state vs U.S.

82.7%

local

82.7%National 77.8%

Voter Turnout

Turnout in Denver

Turnout % = votes cast ÷ citizen voting-age population (CVAP). Source: CVAP Special Tab 2020-2024.

2024 Turnout

73.8%

vs Previous

-1.9pp

Eligible Non-Voters

913K · 26.2%

Citizen VAP

3,477,835

History

1988–2024

Ticket-Splitting

Do voters in Denver split their tickets?

Divergence between offices in the same election reveals persuadable voters.

ConsistencyHeavy splitting (0/100)

2024 Office Comparisons

Offices	Margin A	Margin B	Split
President vs Senate	D+15.6	R+67.7	83.3pp

Average divergence across office pairs: 33.4pp

Containing Geography

Located In

Denver sits inside these higher-level geographies.

Colorado(State)Nebraska(State)Wyoming(State)

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