Home › Colorado › What changed near you

What changed near you: Colorado

The Nov 3, 2026 results, the data center projects in Colorado and where your officials stand. Results are unofficial until Colorado certifies them.

New officials after Nov 3

Races for governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House only. Other statewide offices, such as lieutenant governor, are not included. Each race links to its AP call.

Phil Weiser D won the race for governor and takes office in January 2027. Called by AP, source.
Melat Kiros D won the U.S. House race in CO-1 and joins the House in January 2027. Called by AP, source.
Manny Rutinel D won the U.S. House race in CO-8 and joins the House in January 2027. Called by AP, source.

Data center projects in Colorado

66 tracked projects, cancelled projects excluded. See every site and county · See them on the map

Site	Construction jobs	Permanent
Sterling Data Center		50 to 100
Global AI Windsor Data Center (former Kodak/Carestream campus)		approximately 20

Where the incoming officials stand

Democrat (D)
Republican (R)
Independent (I)
Party not listed

Phil Weiser D Governor-elect · 66 sites

"But if done irresponsibly, like in other states that haven't planned effectively, there are risks of data center energy demands driving up consumers' electricity bills." source

Melat Kiros D U.S. Representative-elect, CO-1 · 8 sites

"I do feel like there is an interesting connection that I think is being intentionally and correctly drawn between AI and our climate right now in a way that is going to propel us toward being able to pass some really meaningful climate legislation" source

Manny Rutinel D U.S. Representative-elect, CO-8 · 3 sites

"That means making sure that we protect our public lands, our water, and that the development of data centers doesn't increase energy prices for ratepayers. And we definitely need to make sure that communities are the ones driving these decisions and that data ..." source