Colorado

All U.S. Congress members from Colorado, sorted by gun money.

$2,700,077
total gun rights money
$300,009
average funding
%67
gun-funded members
%89
total are male
%100
funded are male
%44
total are Republican
%67
funded are Republican

Senators

R
Cory Gardner

Sen. Cory Gardner

CO, current term 2015–2021
$1,433,096
gun rights funding
#7531
gun-funded in Congress
D
Michael F. Bennet

Sen. Michael F. Bennet

CO, current term 2017–2023
$117,540
gun rights funding
#65531
gun-funded in Congress

Representatives

R
Ken Buck

Rep. Ken Buck

CO-04, current term 2019–2021
$909,540
gun rights funding
#12531
gun-funded in Congress
R
Scott R. Tipton

Rep. Scott R. Tipton

CO-03, current term 2019–2021
$177,266
gun rights funding
#38531
gun-funded in Congress
R
Doug Lamborn

Rep. Doug Lamborn

CO-05, current term 2019–2021
$62,622
gun rights funding
#97531
gun-funded in Congress
D
Joe Neguse

Rep. Joe Neguse

CO-02, current term 2019–2021
$0
gun rights funding
#416531
gun-funded in Congress
D
Diana DeGette

Rep. Diana DeGette

CO-01, current term 2019–2021
$0
gun rights funding
#443531
gun-funded in Congress
D
Ed Perlmutter

Rep. Ed Perlmutter

CO-07, current term 2019–2021
$0
gun rights funding
#451531
gun-funded in Congress
D
Jason Crow

Rep. Jason Crow

CO-06, current term 2019–2021
$13
gun rights funding
#530531
gun-funded in Congress

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