Who is forecasted today to win the Colorado 6th District House race?
Updated Monday, October 26, 2026 · 8 days to Election Day · VotePredictor
Jason Crow is favored. The VotePredictor forecast gives Crow a 99% chance of beating Jason Clark, with a predicted margin of Crow +26.7. That is a Safe D race: Crow wins in nearly every simulation, and Clark in the other 1%.
What the forecast is built on
On its 2026 lines the district's 2024 presidential lean is D+21.5 relative to the nation. The House model starts from that lean, adds the national environment as a uniform swing, and weighs incumbency (Jason Crow holds the seat) and fundraising in the win probability.
- No public district poll, so the margin is the model's.
- The rating shops: the win probability also weighs Cook, Inside Elections and Sabato's current ratings; the margin does not.
- The published forecast: Crow +26.7, a 99% chance for Crow.
How the forecast has moved
Daily tracking of this race began on Oct 26; the trend fills in from here.
What everyone else says
Rating shops
| Forecaster | Rating | As of |
|---|---|---|
| Cook Political Report | Solid D | Oct 26, 2026 |
| Inside Elections | Solid D | Oct 15, 2026 |
All 2 rating shops favor Crow.
Can you trust this forecast?
Every VotePredictor forecast is scored after the election against the same outcomes as everyone else's. Across 615 past races (Senate, governor, House and president), our final forecasts rank #2 of every forecaster that covered them all (Brier score 0.075, lower is better); FiveThirtyEight is first at 0.074. The full record is on the forecaster rankings and methodology pages.
This article is regenerated every day from the VotePredictor forecast, the poll database, the prediction markets and the rating shops' latest published ratings. Live numbers are on the race page.