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Questions about John W. Hickenlooper
U.S. Senator from Colorado · Democrat · from roll-call votes in the 119th Congress
How often does John W. Hickenlooper vote with his party?
John W. Hickenlooper voted with Democrats on 95% of party-line votes in the 119th Congress (Senate median 99%), as of Nov 2, 2026.
| Party-line votes cast | 830 |
|---|---|
| With Democrats | 788 (95%) |
| Against Democrats | 42 |
| Senate median | 99% |
| Senate Democrats, median | 96% |
Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Who breaks with party most · Updated Nov 2, 2026
How bipartisan is John W. Hickenlooper?
John W. Hickenlooper voted the same way as Republicans on 11% of shared contested votes in the 119th Congress (Senate median 9%), 24th most of 99 Senate members, as of Nov 2, 2026.
| Contested votes cast | 883 |
|---|---|
| Same vote as Republicans | 11% |
| Senate median | 9% |
| Rank in the chamber | 24th of 99 |
Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Updated Nov 2, 2026
Which members vote most like John W. Hickenlooper?
Michael F. Bennet voted the same way as John W. Hickenlooper most often: 97% of 805 shared contested votes in the 119th Congress (median for two Senate members of the same party 96%), as of Nov 2, 2026.
Median for two Senate members of the same party: 96%; of different parties: 8%.
| Member | Same vote |
|---|---|
| DMichael F. Bennet | 97% |
| DBen Ray Luján | 94% |
| DKirsten E. Gillibrand | 94% |
| DMaria Cantwell | 94% |
| DAlex Padilla | 94% |
| RSusan M. Collins Closest of the Republicans | 26% |
Source: Voteview roll calls (UCLA) · How we measure · Updated Nov 2, 2026
How much of John W. Hickenlooper’s PAC money came from PACs whose organizations lobbied on bills he voted on?
Of the 108 PACs that gave to John W. Hickenlooper in 2025–26 and have a lobbying organization behind them, 59 belong to organizations that lobbied on bills that came to a vote with him in the chamber or that he cosponsored or sponsored (55%; Senate median 41%); together they gave $235K of the $1M in PAC money he received (23%; Senate median 29%), as of Nov 3, 2026.
Largest PACs this cycle: Colorado Senate Victory 2016, A New Direction PAC, Advancing Democracy and Mobilization PAC. What each gave is part of Pro.
| PACs that gave in 2025–26 | 195 |
|---|---|
| With a lobbying organization behind them | 108 |
| Of those, their organizations lobbied on these bills | 59 (55%) |
| Senate median | 41% |
| Their gifts, together | $235K of $1M |
Source: FEC PAC gifts · Senate LDA lobbying filings · Bill by bill on the profile · How we measure · Updated Nov 3, 2026
Who is running against John W. Hickenlooper in 2026?
John W. Hickenlooper faces 5 opponents on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot for the U.S. Senate in Colorado: Bob Chew (Forward), Mark Baisley (Republican), Christopher Baum (Approval Voting), Blake Huber (Libertarian) and Adam Withrow (Unity), checked against an official list on Oct 24, 2026.
| Candidate | Raised |
|---|---|
| John W. HickenlooperDemocratic | $11.7M |
| Bob Chew NomineeForward | $7.2M |
| Mark Baisley NomineeRepublican | $138K |
| Christopher BaumApproval Voting | No FEC filing |
| Blake HuberLibertarian | No FEC filing |
| Adam WithrowUnity | No FEC filing |
Source: Official ballot list (coloradosos.gov) · FEC campaign totals · The full race · Updated Oct 24, 2026