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Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros wins race to represent Colorado's 1st District in Congress – Denver7

Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros wins race to represent Colorado’s 1st District in Congress  Denver7 Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros is projected to win the election to the U.S. House, where she will represent Colorado’s 1st Congressional District.With this win, Kiros…
One Place News   •   November 5, 2026   •   Updated November 5, 2026
Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros wins race to represent Colorado's 1st District in Congress – Denver7

Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros wins race to represent Colorado’s 1st District in Congress  Denver7

Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros is projected to win the election to the U.S. House, where she will represent Colorado’s 1st Congressional District.With this win, Kiros will become the first Black woman and first member of Gen Z to represent Colorado in Congress.Watch Denver7's coverage of Kiros' victory in the video below: "It feels surreal. It feels like a moment in history right now that we are living through, that the American people — the people of this district of this city that I love — have decided that we deserve better," Kiros told Denver7 after projections showed she would win the race to represent Denver in Congress. Earlier this year, Kiros defeated longtime Congresswoman Diana DeGette in the Democratic Primary to become the party’s nominee for the district.Kiros has made headlines for her views on the war in Gaza and the Boulder firebomb attack, prompting unaffiliated candidate Shimon Blau to enter the race after the primary election.During a Denver7 interview a few weeks before the election, Kiros shared her plans for achieving her policy goals, despite DSA members being labeled “political outsiders” with the Democratic Party.“It’s such an important question, right?

Because we have a responsibility not just to make a bunch of noise; we have to actually get things done,” Kiros said. “The problem that we have is a

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