• UNITED STATES SENATOR

  • Dottie Lamm - Democratic Party

    • 2,591

  • Ben Nighthorse Campbell - Republican Party

    • 3,710

  • Jeffrey Peckman - Natural Law Party

    • 34

  • David S. Segal - Libertarian Party

    • 102

  • John Heckman - Concerns Of People Party

    • 21

  • Gary Swing - U.S. Pacifist Party

    • 9

  • Kevin Swanson - American Constitution Party

    • 16

   

• REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 106th U.S. CONGRESS DISTRICT 3

  • Scott McInnis - Republican Party

    • 3,905

  • Robert Reed Kelley - Democratic Party

    • 2,145

  • Barry Maggert - Libertarian Party

    • 224

   

• GOVERNOR/LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

  • Bill Owens/Joe Rogers - Republican Party

    • 2,595

  • Gail Schoettler/Bernie Buescher - Democratic Party

    • 3,630

  • Sandra D. Johnson/Dan Cochran - Libertarian Party

    • 156

  • Tim Leonard/Leslie Hanks - American Constitution Party

    • 49

   

• SECRETARY OF STATE

  • Ric Bainter - Democratic Party

    • 2,605

  • Victoria "Vikki" Buckley - Republican Party

    • 2,924

  • Rolland Fraser - Natural Law Party

    • 76

  • Geoffrey Lloyd - Libertarian Party

    • 214

  • Patricia A. Craven - Colorado Reform Party

    • 114

  • Clyde J. Harkins - American Constitution Party

    • 36

   

• STATE TREASURER

  • Jim Polsfut - Democratic Party

    • 2,785

  • Mike Coffman - Republican Party

    • 2,733

  • Cynthia S. Burks - Natural Law Party

    • 208

  • David Bryant - Libertarian Party

    • 261

   

• ATTORNEY GENERAL

  • John Suthers - Republican Party

    • 2,534

  • Ken Salazar - Democratic Party

    • 3,286

  • Wayne White - Libertarian Party

    • 257

   

• REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - AT LARGE

  • Jim Martin - Republican Party

    • 2,736

  • Douglas Naiman - Democratic Party

    • 1,980

  • Dean Myerson - Green Party

    • 434

  • Barbara Foster - Natural Law Party

    • 240

  • Earl F. Dodge - Colorado Prohibition Party

    • 30

   

• STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 13

  • Marsha Osborn - Democratic Party

    • 3,549

  • Tony Grampsas - Republican Party

    • 2,679

   

• STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 62

  • Jack J. Woehr - Democratic Party

    • 2,212

  • Bryan S. Sullivant - Republican Party

    • 3,961

   

• DISTRICT ATTORNEY- JUDICIAL DISTRICT 5

  • Michael Goodbee - Democratic Party

    • 4,352

   

• COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 1

  • Gary Lindstrom - Republican Party

    • 4,905

   

• COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER

  • Cheri Brunvand - Republican Party

    • 4,922

   

• COUNTY TREASURER

  • Larry Gilliland - Republican Party

    • 4,817

   

• COUNTY ASSESSOR

  • Denise Steiskal - Democratic Party

    • 4,399

   

• COUNTY SHERIFF

  • Joe Morales - Republican Party

    • 5,060

   

• COUNTY SURVEYOR

  • Richard A. Ferris - Republican Party

    • 4,703

   

• COUNTY CORONER

  • James J. Bachman - Democratic Party

    • 2,708

  • Dave Joslin - Republican Party

    • 3,271

   

• SUPREME COURT JUSTICE

  • Shall Justice Gregory J. Hobbs, Jr. of the Supreme Court be retained in office?

    • YES = 3,971

    • NO = 960

  • Shall Justice Rebecca Love Kourlis of the Supreme Court be retained in office?

    • YES = 4,091

    • NO = 905

   

• COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE

  • Shall Judge Janice B. Davidson of the Court of Appeals be retained in office?

    • YES = 3,665

    • NO = 821

  • Shall Judge Claus J. Hume of the Court of Appeals be retained in office?

    • YES = 3,549

    • NO = 884

  • Shall Judge Raymond Dean Jones of the Court of Appeals be retained in office?

    • YES = 3,536

    • NO = 874

  • Shall Judge Jose D.L. Marquez of the Court of Appeals be retained in office?

    • YES = 3,526

    • NO = 907

  • Shall Judge Peter H. Ney of the Court of Appeals be retained in office?

    • YES = 3,508

    • NO - 896

  • Shall Judge Leonard P. Plank of the Court of Appeals be retained in office?

    • YES = 3,518

    • NO = 894

   

• DISTRICT COURT JUDGE - DISTRICT 5

  • Shall Judge David R. Lass of the District Court be retained in office?

    • YES = 4,345

    • NO = 894

  • Shall Judge William Terry Ruckriegle of the District Court be retained in office?

    • YES = 4,306

    • NO = 1.039

   

• AMMENDMENTS TO THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION

"Measures referred by the general assembly or any political subdivision are listed by letter, and measures initiated by the people are listed numerically. A 'yes' vote on any measure is a vote in favor of changing constitutional or statutory law, and a 'no' vote on any measure is a vote against changing constitutional or statutory law."

AMENDMENT 11

Prohibition against partial-birth abortions

YES	1,885
NO	4,414

AMENDMENT 12

Parental notification when minor seeks an abortion

YES	2,372
NO	3,972

AMENDMENT 13

Uniform application of laws to livestock operations

YES	2,589
NO	3,408

AMENDMENT 14

Regulation of housed commercial swine feeding operations

YES	4,033
NO	1,953

AMENDMENT 15

Requirement for the installation of water flow meters on well in Water Division

YES	1,421
NO	4,638

AMENDMENT 16

Requirements for the Rio Grande Water Conservation District to pay fees for water pumped from aquifers underlying state trust lands

YES	1,426
NO	4,630

AMENDMENT 17

Establishment of an income tax credit for schools

YES	2,213
NO	4,171

AMENDMENT 18

Term limits

YES	2,879
NO	3,149

AMENDMENT 19

Medical use of Marijuana - NOT COUNTED

REFERENDUM A

Private/Public Ownership of Local Health Care Services

YES	2,933
NO	2,653

REFERENDUM B

State of Colorado to annually retain up to two hundred million dollars of state revenues

YES	3,115
NO	3,078

REFERENDUM C

Creation of the city and county of Broomfield

YES	3,167
NO	2,088

 

• SUMMIT COUNTY REFERRED MEASURE 1A

Shall Summit County retain revenues and funds for growth-related needs

YES	3,546
NO	2,346

 

• SUMMIT COUNTY REFERRED MEASURE 1B

Eliminate term limits for the Office of County Commissioner for Summit County

YES	2,008
NO	3,741

 

• SUMMIT COUNTY REFERRED MEASURE IC

Eliminate term limits for Summit County elected positions

YES	2,397
NO	3,378

 

• TOWN OF SILVERTHORNE REFERRED MEASURE 2A:  SILVERTHORNE 2% LODGING TAX

Tax for use in marketing

YES	518
NO	236

 

• TOWN OF BRECKENRIDGE REFERRED MEASURE 2B

Use tax on construction materials

YES	251
NO	423

• TOWN OF BRECKENRIDGE REFERRED MEASURE 2C

Increased debt to be used for new recreation facilities

YES	368
NO	318

 

• WEST GRAND SCHOOL DISTRICT #I-JT REFERRED MEASURE 3A: BALLOT FOR AUTHORIZATION OF COLLECTION, RETENTION AND EXPENDITURE OF REVENUE IN EXCESS OF THE LIMITATIONS SET BY SECTION 20 OF ARTICLE X OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION

YES	34
NO	33

 

• DILLON FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

  • BALLOT QUESTION NO. 5A:
    Consolidation into new Fire Protection District

    YES	252
    NO	12

    
    

  • BALLOT ISSUE NO. 5B:
    District taxes increased from a new property tax levy for operations

    YES	171
    NO	89

   

• DILLON VALLEY DISTRICT

  • BALLOT QUESTION NO. 5A:
    Consolidation into new Fire Protection District

    YES	366
    NO	40

    
    

  • BALLOT ISSUE NO. 5B:
    District taxes increased from a new property tax levy for operations

    YES	276
    NO	127

   

• FRISCO FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

  • BALLOT QUESTION NO. 5A:
    Consolidation into new Fire Protection District

    YES	947
    NO	104

    
    

  • BALLOT ISSUE NO. 5B:
    District taxes increased from a new property tax levy for operations

    YES	640
    NO	389

   

• SILVERTHORNE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

  • BALLOT QUESTION NO. 5A:
    Consolidation into a new Fire Protection District

    YES	1,440
    NO	116

    
    

  • BALLOT ISSUE NO. 5B:
    District taxes increased from a new property tax levy for operations

    YES	961
    NO	568

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