List of members of the Colorado Senate

Senate Chamber, Colorado State Capitol

The Colorado Senate has 35 members each elected to four-year terms.

The current party composition of the Senate is:

Senate office bearers

Position	Name	Party	Residence	District	Term Up

President	Joan Fitz-Gerald	Democratic	Golden	16	2010

Majority Leader	Ken Gordon	Democratic	Denver	35	2008

Minority Leader	Andrew McElhany	Republican	Colorado Springs	12	2008

District	Senator	Party	Residence	Term Up
1	Greg Brophy	Republican	Wray	2010
2	Kenneth Kester	Republican	Las Animas	2010
3	Abel Tapia	Democrat	Pueblo	2010
4	Tom Wiens	Republican	Sedalia	2008
5	Gail Schwartz	Democrat	Hopper, Colorado	2010
6	James Isgar	Democrat	Durango	2010
7	Josh Penry	Republican	Grand Junction	2010
8	Jack Taylor	Republican	Steamboat Springs	2008
9	David Schultheis	Republican	Colorado Springs	2010
10	Ron May	Republican	Colorado Springs	2008
11	John Morse	Democrat	Colorado Springs	2010
12	Andy McElhany	Republican	Colorado Springs	2008
13	Scott Renfroe	Republican	Greeley	2010
14	Robert Bacon	Democrat	Fort Collins	2008
15	Steve Johnson	Republican	Fort Collins	2010
16	Joan Fitz-Gerald	Democrat	Golden	2010
17	Brandon Shaffer	Democrat	Longmont	2008
18	Ron Tupa	Democrat	Boulder	2008
19	Sue Windels	Democrat	Arvada	2008
20	Maryanne Keller	Democrat	Wheat Ridge	2010
21	Betty Boyd	Democrat	Lakewood	2008
22	Mike Kopp	Republican	Littleton	2010
23	Shawn Mitchell	Republican	Broomfield	2008
24	Lois Tochtrop	Democrat	Thornton	2010
25	Stephanie Takis	Democrat	Aurora	2008
26	Jim Dyer	Republican	Centennial	2008
27	Nancy Spence	Republican	Centennial	2008
28	Suzanne Williams	Democrat	Aurora	2008
29	Bob Hagedorn	Democrat	Aurora	2008
30	Ted Harvey	Republican	Parker	2010
31	Jennifer Veiga	Democrat	Denver	2008
32	Chris Romer	Democrat	Denver	2010
33	Peter Groff	Democrat	Denver	2008
34	Paula Sandoval	Democrat	Denver	2010
35	Ken Gordon	Democrat	Denver	2008

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