2024 Colorado Republican presidential primary

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2024 Colorado Republican presidential primary
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  2020 March 5, 20242028 
  CA
ME  

37 Republican National Convention delegates
  TrumpPortrait.jpg Nikki Haley (53299447738) (cropped).jpg
Candidate Donald Trump Nikki Haley
Home state Florida South Carolina
Delegate count2412
Popular vote555,863291,615
Percentage63.46% [1] 33.29% [1]

Colorado Republican Presidential Primary Election Results by County, 2024.svg
County results

The 2024 Colorado Republican presidential primary was held on March 5, 2024, as part of the Republican Party primaries for the 2024 presidential election. 37 delegates to the 2024 Republican National Convention were allocated on a winner-take-most basis. [2] The contest was held on Super Tuesday alongside primaries in 14 other states. Donald Trump won in 57 of the counties. Nikki Haley won the majority of the vote in seven counties. The counties Nikki Haley won were Denver, Boulder, Summit, Pitkin, Routt, San Miguel, and San Juan. [3]

Contents

Attempted disqualification of Trump

On December 19, 2023, the Colorado Supreme Court reversed a lower court decision that the president of the United States is not an Officer of the United States while upholding the other court's holding that former President Donald Trump had engaged in insurrection by inciting the January 6 United States Capitol attack, and was thus disqualified from the presidency under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment and ordered that Trump be removed from the 2024 Colorado Republican presidential primary ballot. [4] The Colorado Republican Party appealed to the United States Supreme Court on December 27, thus putting the state courts decision is on hold until the ruling of the United States Supreme Court. [5] The disqualification was also appealed to the United States Supreme Court by Trump's legal counsel on January 3. [6] Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold confirmed on January 5 that Trump was on the Republican ballot. [7] The Supreme Court ruled on March 4 that Trump would not be removed from the ballot. [8]

Endorsements

Ron DeSantis (withdrawn)

State senator

Tim Scott (withdrawn)

Former U.S. Senator

Donald Trump

U.S. Representative

Former state legislator

Party official

Former county official

Results

Colorado Republican primary, March 5, 2024 [14] [15]
CandidateVotesPercentageActual delegate count
BoundUnboundTotal
Donald Trump 555,86363.46%24
Nikki Haley 291,61533.29%12
Ron DeSantis (withdrawn)12,6721.45%
Chris Christie (withdrawn)7,1880.82%
Vivek Ramaswamy (withdrawn)5,1130.58%
Ryan Binkley (withdrawn)2,2200.25%
Asa Hutchinson (withdrawn)1,2690.14%
Total:875,940100.00%36137

Results by county

2024 Colorado Republican primary

(results per county) [16]

CountyDonald TrumpNikki HaleyRon DeSantisChris ChristieVivek RamaswamyRyan BinkleyAsa HutchinsonTotal votes cast
Votes%Votes%Votes%Votes%Votes%Votes%Votes%
Adams 34,90969.95%13,43226.91%6641.33%3910.78%2980.60%1460.29%690.14%49,909
Alamosa 1,67874.81%48121.44%341.52%220.98%120.53%70.31%90.40%2,243
Arapahoe 45,35159.31%28,54837.33%1,1581.51%6270.82%4850.63%1870.24%1100.14%76,466
Archuleta 2,52167.17%1,10829.52%641.71%260.69%220.59%70.19%50.13%3,753
Baca 97687.93%11210.09%121.08%50.45%30.27%10.09%10.09%1,110
Bent 77982.09%14415.17%141.48%40.42%60.63%10.11%10.11%949
Boulder 14,35541.64%18,80854.56%4281.24%4741.37%2500.73%830.24%770.22%34,475
Broomfield 6,19052.19%5,23444.13%1561.32%1431.21%890.75%300.25%190.16%11,861
Chaffee 2,88360.20%1,76236.79%721.50%340.71%170.35%130.27%80.17%4,789
Cheyenne 52687.52%6210.32%81.33%10.17%20.33%20.33%00.00%601
Clear Creek 1,00761.22%58535.56%311.88%80.49%90.55%20.12%30.18%1,645
Conejos 1,04380.79%21516.65%171.32%50.39%40.31%40.31%30.23%1,291
Costilla 30476.57%8120.40%41.01%61.51%00.00%10.25%10.25%397
Crowley 72284.35%10412.15%141.64%60.70%20.23%80.93%00.00%856
Custer 1,43473.28%47424.22%281.43%90.46%60.31%30.15%30.15%1,957
Delta 6,69676.14%1,83920.91%1241.41%550.63%340.39%210.24%250.28%8,794
Denver 19,52543.09%24,16053.31%4871.07%5601.24%3630.80%1220.27%1000.22%45,317
Dolores 60788.61%689.93%50.73%20.29%10.15%20.29%00.00%685
Douglas 50,34760.96%29,51235.73%1,2731.54%6590.80%5140.62%1920.23%900.11%82,587
Eagle 3,20549.60%3,07647.60%691.07%580.90%330.51%100.15%110.17%6,462
El Paso 86,18167.23%38,02429.66%2,0491.60%7940.62%6760.53%2940.23%1660.13%128,184
Elbert 7,61678.65%1,78518.43%1551.60%460.48%580.60%170.18%60.06%9,683
Fremont 8,69778.57%2,10218.99%1391.26%590.53%430.39%210.19%80.07%11,069
Garfield 6,04865.21%2,93231.61%1291.39%700.75%530.57%260.28%170.18%9,275
Gilpin 77665.65%37131.39%121.02%141.18%50.42%30.25%10.08%1,182
Grand 2,04762.20%1,12134.06%491.49%401.22%230.70%90.27%20.06%3,291
Gunnison 1,44151.82%1,24544.77%381.37%361.29%150.54%20.07%40.14%2,781
Hinsdale 17364.55%8531.72%31.12%10.37%20.75%31.12%10.37%268
Huerfano 1,15676.56%32521.52%130.86%70.46%50.33%10.07%30.20%1,510
Jackson 36476.31%10221.38%30.63%30.63%10.21%30.63%10.21%477
Jefferson 57,50057.87%38,32738.58%1,4601.47%9690.98%6220.63%3010.30%1740.18%99,353
Kiowa 42185.74%6012.22%61.22%10.20%10.20%10.20%10.20%491
Kit Carson 1,72786.13%23011.47%321.60%50.25%50.25%40.20%20.10%2,005
La Plata 6,16558.78%3,99438.08%1391.33%920.88%520.50%300.29%160.15%10,488
Lake 48266.67%22030.43%111.52%70.97%10.14%20.28%00.00%723
Larimer 35,26858.79%22,56637.62%9871.65%5570.93%3510.59%1700.28%890.15%59,988
Las Animas 1,96381.12%39716.40%251.03%120.50%150.62%40.17%40.17%2,420
Lincoln 1,13784.41%18013.36%151.11%40.30%60.45%20.15%30.22%1,347
Logan 4,15481.47%78415.38%741.45%330.65%240.47%230.45%70.14%5,099
Mesa 25,98269.64%10,12927.15%5881.58%3010.81%1790.48%800.21%500.13%37,309
Mineral 24773.73%7722.99%41.19%51.49%20.60%00.00%00.00%335
Moffat 2,68485.13%40512.84%331.05%130.41%90.29%30.10%60.19%3,153
Montezuma 4,74575.34%1,37121.77%711.13%540.86%280.44%150.24%140.22%6,298
Montrose 7,66572.63%2,55524.21%1481.40%880.83%620.59%260.25%100.09%10,554
Morgan 4,53081.40%86915.62%901.62%310.56%220.40%160.29%70.13%5,565
Otero 2,76481.94%51815.36%401.19%230.68%140.42%100.30%40.12%3,373
Ouray 76955.01%59042.20%181.29%80.57%100.72%10.07%20.14%1,398
Park 3,20571.48%1,15425.74%461.03%300.67%360.80%120.27%10.02%4,484
Phillips 1,01480.86%19915.87%241.91%50.40%60.48%50.40%10.08%1,254
Pitkin 70838.25%1,08458.56%211.13%221.19%110.59%20.11%30.16%1,851
Prowers 2,10485.95%28711.72%301.23%140.57%80.33%20.08%30.12%2,448
Pueblo 17,03076.42%4,70021.09%2541.14%1450.65%910.41%380.17%270.12%22,285
Rio Blanco 1,59280.69%31315.86%361.82%130.66%130.66%30.15%30.15%1,973
Rio Grande 1,78375.94%49421.04%371.58%130.55%110.47%60.26%40.17%2,348
Routt 1,92847.97%1,95948.74%551.37%330.82%310.77%40.10%90.22%4,019
Saguache 68173.30%20922.50%90.97%101.08%70.75%111.18%20.22%929
San Juan 5447.37%5850.88%10.88%00.00%00.00%00.00%10.88%114
San Miguel 39342.67%48652.77%70.76%181.95%90.98%50.54%30.33%921
Sedgwick 55981.84%11016.11%50.73%60.88%10.15%20.29%00.00%683
Summit 1,56541.25%2,10655.51%501.32%370.98%280.74%60.16%20.05%3,794
Teller 5,48675.60%1,60522.12%951.31%310.43%290.40%50.07%60.08%7,257
Washington 1,46685.18%21212.32%201.16%80.46%80.46%70.41%00.00%1,721
Weld 40,06773.19%12,90323.57%8671.58%3580.65%3180.58%1680.31%640.12%54,745
Yuma 2,07383.15%36414.60%271.08%160.64%50.20%70.28%10.04%2,493
Total549,46863.37%289,41233.38%12,5771.45%7,1270.82%5,0460.58%2,1920.25%1,2630.15%867,085

See also

References

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