Colorado US Congressional Districts from most rural to least rural

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CO-3(Boebert-R)
CO-4(Buck-R)
CO-2(Neguse-D)
CO-5(Lamborn-D)
CO-6(Crow-D)
CO-7(Pettersen-D)
CO-8(Caraveo-D)
CO-1(DeGette-D)

Colorado US Congressional Districts from most non white minority majority to the least most non white minority majority.
CO-1(DeGette-D)
CO-8(Caraveo-D)
CO-6(Crow-D)
CO-7(Pettersen-D)
CO-3(Boebert-R)
CO-5(Lamborn-R)
CO-4(Buck-R)
CO-2(Neguse-D)

Neguse’s CO-2 US Congressional District is a majority white rural district that is Solid Democratic.

Boulder is 89 percent white.
Clear Creek is 96 percent white.
Eagle is 85 percent white.
Gilpin is 94 percent white.
Grand is 95 percent white.
Jackson is 96 percent white.
Larimer is 91 percent white.
Routt is 97 percent white.
Summit is 92 percent white.

CO-2 is 83 percent white.
OH-13 is 81 percent white.
IL-14 is 79 percent white.
WA-10 is 76 percent white.
CT-5 is 71 percent white.
MO-5 is 64 percent white.
MN-5 is 64 percent white.
IN-7 is 54 percent white.
OH-3 is 53 percent white.
NC-4 is 53 percent white.
VA-4 is 51 percent white.

Besides Joe Neguse-CO-2,Emilia Sykes-OH-13,Lauren Underwood-IL-14, and Jahana Hayes-CT-5 are strong Democratic candidates for statewide office. Hayes-CT-5 won re-election by a less than 1 percent. Neguse-CO-2 won by a landslide margin.

I like to see Emilia Sykes-OH-13 run against JD Vance in 2028.

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1. I wish Garfield County would have been placed in District 2 and Summit in 8.