Kamala Harris is declared the winner of Colorado in the presidential race by the Associated Press.

Colorado has officially made its decision in the 2024 presidential race, choosing Kamala Harris over incumbent Donald Trump. The state's 10 electoral votes have been projected to go to the Democratic vice president, according to the Associated Press on Tuesday night.

At the time of the projection, Harris was leading with 55% of the vote, while Trump trailed behind with 43%. The remaining votes were divided among several third-party and unaffiliated candidates. The AP made its announcement at 8:08 p.m., causing cheers to erupt from Democrats at the state party's election results-watching party in Denver.

This marks the third consecutive presidential election where Colorado has rejected Trump, with the state previously voting for Hillary Clinton in 2016 and Joe Biden in 2020. The last Republican presidential candidate to secure Colorado's electoral votes was George W. Bush in 2004.

The state's election results have been a closely followed topic, with live updates available for those eager to track the outcome. The atmosphere in Colorado has been largely in favor of the Democratic party, with the major candidates primarily using the state for fundraising events.

However, Trump made an appearance in Aurora last month, bringing attention to the city's issues with Venezuelan gangs in certain apartment complexes. He used this as a platform to promote his plans for mass deportations and to address the presence of immigrant gangs in American cities. His statements were met with criticism from local officials, including the city's mayor.

Overall, Colorado has been seen as a traditionally blue state in recent election cycles. The state's decision to vote for Harris solidifies its stance in the political landscape. It's clear that the voters of Colorado are making their voices heard, and their decision will have an impact on the future of our country. Stay informed on the latest developments in Colorado politics by signing up for our weekly newsletter, The Spot.

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