STATE BILL COLORADO

Thirty-one statehouse seats up for election in the fall have only one candidate, shows a State Bill Colorado analysis of Colorado Secretary of State data as of Friday, Feb. 17.

The vast majority of the 31 races feature incumbent legislators in safe districts where Democrats or Republicans enjoy a significant voter registration advantage.

The 2012 election is the first since reapportionment following the decennial U.S. Census. Many Republicans considered the reapportionment process as unfair; the Colorado Supreme Court sided with maps drawn by Democrats.

Of the 31 candidates vying unopposed, at least for the time being, 18 are Democrats and 13 are Republicans.

The full list follows:

House District 02 Democratic Mark Ferrandino
House District 04 Democratic Daniel Pabon
House District 06 Democratic Lois Court
House District 07 Democratic Angela Williams
House District 08 Democratic Beth McCann
House District 10 Democratic Dickey Hullinghorst
House District 13 Democratic Claire Levy
House District 24 Democratic Sue Schafer
House District 30 Democratic Jenise May
House District 36 Democratic Su Ryden
House District 42 Democratic Rhonda Fields
House District 53 Democratic Randy Fischer
House District 62 Democratic Edward Vigil
Senate District 17 Democratic Matt Jones
Senate District 18 Democratic Rollie Heath
Senate District 21 Democratic Jessie Ulibarri
Senate District 29 Democratic Morgan Carroll
Senate District 32 Democratic Irene Aguilar
House District 14 Republican Daniel Nordberg
House District 15 Republican Mark Waller
House District 17 Republican Mark Barker
House District 20 Republican Bob Gardner
House District 25 Republican Cheri Gerou
House District 37 Republican Spencer Swalm
House District 38 Republican Kathleen Conti
House District 44 Republican Chris Holbert
House District 55 Republican Ray Scott
House District 60 Republican Mickey Russell
Senate District 04 Republican Mark Scheffel
Senate District 12 Republican Bill Cadman
Senate District 27 Republican David Balmer