Two seats in the Colorado House, held by Democrats, appear to lean toward Republicans, based on the latest unofficial election results posted late Saturday.

In House District 50, three-term Rep. Mary Young of Greeley, a Democrat, has conceded the race to Republican Ryan Gonzalez. Young held a narrow lead on election night that evaporated the following days. As of Saturday, Gonzalez led by 554 votes out of 25,606 votes cast.

The seat has been held by Democrats since 2005.

In a statement Saturday, Young said serving her community has been one of the greatest honors of her life.

“I am proud of the very significant legislative accomplishments I was able to achieve. Unfortunately, we did not prevail in this very close election,” Young said. “I want to congratulate Ryan Gonzalez and wish him luck in his first legislative session. I know my efforts are improving the lives of people in my community and across this great state of Colorado.”

In House District 16, which is based in central Colorado Springs, Republican Rebecca Keltie has taken a narrow lead over current state Rep. Stephanie Vigil, a Democrat. As of Saturday, Keltie held a lead of just 21 votes.

In House District 19, which includes eastern Boulder County and southern Weld County, former state Rep. Dan Woog of Erie leads by 207 votes over Democratic candidate Jillaire McMillan of Longmont.

All results are unofficial. Military and overseas ballots are still being counted, and they will be accepted through Nov. 13. Provisional ballots can still be counted through Nov. 14.

The final results are due to the Secretary of State from the counties on Friday, Nov. 15. That’s also the first day candidates can request a recount at their own expense.

On Monday, House Democrats will elect leadership positions for the 2025 session.

Editor’s note: Correction of Gonzalez’ last name.