Here in Colorado, it was a good night for Democrats — despite a shaky economy, threat of a “red wave” and attacks over drugs and crime — who swept statewide constitutional offices, fended off Republicans’ “perfect candidate” for the U.S. Senate and celebrated what appeared to be continued trifecta control of the legislature and governor’s office. Colorado Republicans, meanwhile, are wondering what comes next for the party after a night of significant losses.

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