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Template for once the new legislature is sworn-in in January:

Current members of the Colorado House of Representatives
1^st: Jeanne Labuda (D) 2^nd: Mark Ferrandino (D) 3^rd: Anne McGihon (D) 4^th: Jerry Frangas (D) 5^th: Joel Judd (D) 6^th: Lois Court (D) 7^th: Terrance Carroll (D) 8^th: Beth McCann (D) 9^th: Joe Miklosi (D) 10^th: Alice Madden (D) 11^th: John Pommer (D) 12^th: Paul Weissmann (D) 13^th: Claire Levy (D) 14^th: Kent Lambert (R) 15^th: Mark Waller (R) 16^th: Larry Liston (R)	17^th: Dennis Apuan (D) 18^th: Michael Merrifield (D) 19^th: Marsha Looper (R) 20^th: Amy Stephens (R) 21^st: Bob Gardner (R) 22^nd: Ken Summers (R) 23^rd: Gwyn Green (D) 24^th: Sue Schafer (D) 25^th: Cheri Gerou (R) 26^th: Andy Kerr (D) 27^th: Sara Gagliardi (D) 28^th: James Kerr (R) 29^th: Debbie Benefield (D) 30^th: Kevin Priola (R) 31^st: Judith Anne Solano (D) 32^nd: Edward Casso (D)	33^rd: Dianne Primavera (D) 34^th: John Soper (D) 35^th: Cherylin Peniston (D) 36^th: Su Ryden (D) 37^th: Spencer Swalm (R) 38^th: Kathleen Conti (R) 39^th: David Balmer (R) 40^th: Cindy Acree (R) 41^st: Nancy Todd (D) 42^nd: Karen Middleton (D) 43^rd: Frank McNulty (R) 44^th: Mike May (R) 45^th: Carole Murray (R) 46^th: Sal Pace (D) 47^th: Liane McFayden (D) 48^th: Glenn Vaad (R)	49^th: Kevin Lundberg (R) 50^th: Jim Riesberg (D) 51^st: Don Marostica (R) 52^nd: John Kefalas (D) 53^rd: Randy Fischer (D) 54^th: Steve King (R) 55^th: Laura Bradford (R) 56^th: Christine Scanlan (D) 57^th: Randy Baumgardner (R) 58^th: Scott Tipton (R) 59^th: Ellen Roberts (R) 60^th: Thomas Massey (R) 61^st: Kathleen Curry (D) 62^nd: Ed Vigil (D) 63^rd: Cory Gardner (R) 64^th: Wesley McKinley (D) 65^th: Jerry Sonnenberg (R)
Democrat (38 seats) \| Republican (27 seats)