“Every legal vote must be counted accurately, fully, and transparently. We will continue to investigate throughout the process to protect the integrity of this election and ensure Coloradans can have complete confidence in the results.”
Colorado law requires a recount if the winning margin in any contest is less than or equal to 0.5 percent of the vote.
Democrats have already gained two House seats in Colorado.
Colorado Public Radio reported that the district “is considered the state’s reddest seat.”
“When the lines were drawn in 2021, Republicans had, on average, a 25-point advantage,” the report said.
Tuesday night saw Democrats secure at least 54 Senate seats, as noted by CBS News. Voters went to the polls with the GOP having a 53-47 advantage.
House Democrats will have a solid majority in the 435-member House.
Democrats will have about 256 seats after flipping more than 40 districts that currently have Republicans representing them.
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