Election Results

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United States Senator
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1890	1	1	Mark Baisley - Republican	26,373	26373
1891	2	2	John Hickenlooper - Democratic	135,191	135191
1892	3	3	Bob Chew - Forward	4,058	4058
1893	4	4	Christopher Baum - Approval Voting	238	238
1894	5	5	Blake Huber - Libertarian	1,737	1737
1895	6	6	Adam Withrow - Unity	1,016	1016
1896	226	7	Donald Willoughby - Write-in	2	2
1897	227	8	Will Powers - Write-in	0	0
1898	228	9	Ryan Apelbaum - Write-in	0	0

Representative to the 120th United States Congress - District 2
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1899	7	11	Joe Neguse - Democratic	137,397	137397
1900	8	12	Kelley Anne Dennison - Republican	27,561	27561
1901	9	13	Gaylon Kent - Libertarian	2,897	2897

Governor/Lieutenant Governor
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1902	230	14	Victor Marx / George Washington Markert - Republican	24,307	24307
1903	231	15	Phil Weiser / Lesley Dahlkemper - Democratic	137,103	137103
1904	232	16	Stephen T. Hamilton / James K Treibert - American Constitution	660	660
1905	233	17	Eric Mulder / Wayne Harlos - Libertarian	2,537	2537
1906	234	18	Jeff Peckman / T.J. Cole - Unity	426	426
1907	235	19	Erik Underwood / Frank Atwood - Approval Voting	657	657
1908	236	20	Greg Lopez / Taralyn Romero - Unaffiliated	2,637	2637

Secretary of State
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1909	11	21	Amanda Gonzalez - Democratic	132,972	132972
1910	12	22	James Wiley - Republican	28,171	28171
1911	13	23	Sean Vadney - Libertarian	2,351	2351
1912	14	24	Amanda Campbell - American Constitution	720	720
1913	15	25	Celeste Landry - Forward	1,930	1930

State Treasurer
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1914	16	26	Jeff Bridges - Democratic	130,550	130550
1915	17	27	Kevin Grantham - Republican	30,973	30973
1916	18	28	Jodie Barr - Libertarian	3,059	3059
1917	19	29	Marilee Langner Sturgis - Approval Voting	574	574

Attorney General

1918	20	36	Michael J. Allen - Republican	34,565	34565
1919	21	37	Jena Griswold - Democratic	130,172	130172

Regent of the University of Colorado - Congressional District 2
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1920	22	38	Marty Neilson - Republican	29,683	29683
1921	23	39	Edie Hooton - Democratic	125,213	125213
1922	24	40	Richard Friend - Libertarian	4,920	4920

State Senator - District 15

1923	25	41	Rob Woodward - Republican	3,167	3167
1924	26	42	Janice Marchman - Democratic	10,411	10411

State Senator - District 17

1925	27	43	Katie Wallace - Democratic	56,365	56365
1926	28	44	Pat Miller - Republican	16,973	16973

State Representative - District 12

1929	31	47	Ryan Rhatigan - Republican	8,935	8935
1930	32	48	Kyle Brown - Democratic	38,603	38603

State Representative - District 19

1931	33	49	Dan Woog - Republican	4,946	4946
1932	34	50	Jillaire McMillan - Democratic	11,512	11512

State Representative - District 49

1933	35	51	Michael Sheperek - Republican	4,085	4085
1934	36	52	Lesley Smith - Democratic	19,939	19939

Regional Transportation District Director - District O

1935	37	53	Jack Rosenthal	43,841	43841
1936	38	54	Audrey DeBarros	33,088	33088

City of Boulder Mayoral Candidates
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City of Boulder Council Candidates (Vote for no more than Five)
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1950	46	62	Lee Gilbert	3,275	3275
1951	47	63	Sam Fuqua	17,133	17133
1952	48	64	Ryan Schuchard	21,130	21130
1953	49	65	Jamillah Richmond	14,746	14746
1954	50	66	Benita Duran	10,139	10139
1955	51	67	Tara Winer	17,534	17534
1956	52	68	Rachel Rose Isaacson	12,315	12315
1957	53	69	Dave Martus	9,331	9331
1958	54	70	Scott Rendleman	6,453	6453
1959	55	71	Jill Adler Grano	22,261	22261
1960	56	72	Ryan Jamieson	13,586	13586
1961	57	73	Lynn Segal	2,804	2804
1962	58	74	Tina Marquis	22,558	22558

Town of Erie Town Council District 1

1963	99	75	Andrew Sawusch	2,869	2869
1964	100	76	Bob Braudes	3,686	3686

Town of Erie Town Council District 2

1965	101	77	Delaney Dreckman	409	409
1966	102	78	Ben Hemphill	672	672
1967	103	79	Dipak Basnet	55	55

Town of Superior Council Member (Vote for not more than Five)
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1969	93	81	Kelly Watt	3,394	3394
1970	94	82	Debra K. Bowes	3,215	3215
1971	95	83	Adam Vonnahme	3,305	3305
1972	96	84	Stephanie Miller	3,829	3829
1973	97	85	John Heckman	3,645	3645

Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court - Hood

1974	110	86	Yes	94,579	94579
1975	111	87	No	24,996	24996

Colorado Court of Appeals Judge - Freyre

1976	112	88	Yes	95,953	95953
1977	113	89	No	21,530	21530

Colorado Court of Appeals Judge - Harris

1978	114	90	Yes	93,517	93517
1979	115	91	No	23,291	23291

Colorado Court of Appeals Judge - Lum

1980	116	92	Yes	95,280	95280
1981	117	93	No	21,358	21358

Colorado Court of Appeals Judge - Moultrie

1982	118	94	Yes	93,803	93803
1983	119	95	No	22,088	22088

Colorado Court of Appeals Judge - Schock

1984	120	96	Yes	92,806	92806
1985	121	97	No	22,863	22863

Colorado Court of Appeals Judge - Sullivan

1986	122	98	Yes	91,185	91185
1987	123	99	No	24,399	24399

District Court Judge - 20th Judicial District - Kotlarczyk

1988	152	100	Yes	92,538	92538
1989	153	101	No	22,096	22096

District Court Judge - 20th Judicial District - Larson

1990	154	102	Yes	90,936	90936
1991	155	103	No	23,458	23458

District Court Judge - 20th Judicial District - Salomone

1992	156	104	Yes	91,020	91020
1993	157	105	No	23,331	23331

Boulder County Court Judge - Brodsky

1994	104	106	Yes	94,036	94036
1995	105	107	No	21,247	21247

Boulder County Court Judge - Haenselman

1996	106	108	Yes	87,622	87622
1997	107	109	No	27,226	27226

Boulder County Court Judge - Malkinson

1998	108	110	Yes	88,233	88233
1999	109	111	No	26,338	26338

Amendment 81 (Constitutional)

2000	124	112	Yes/For	40,867	40867
2001	125	113	No/Against	126,511	126511

Amendment 82 (Constitutional)

2002	126	114	Yes/For	46,459	46459
2003	127	115	No/Against	118,742	118742

Amendment 83 (Constitutional)

2004	128	116	Yes/For	42,314	42314
2005	129	117	No/Against	123,104	123104

Amendment 84 (Constitutional)

2006	130	118	Yes/For	32,245	32245
2007	131	119	No/Against	135,035	135035

Amendment 85 (Constitutional)

2008	132	120	Yes/For	55,171	55171
2009	133	121	No/Against	109,916	109916

Amendment 86 (Constitutional)

2010	134	122	Yes/For	54,562	54562
2011	135	123	No/Against	104,834	104834

Boulder County Ballot Issue 1A EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION MILL LEVY INCREASE AND VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE
		Votes	Percent

2028	158	140	Yes/For	95,445	95445
2029	159	141	No/Against	67,341	67341

Boulder County Ballot Question 201
Candidate		Votes	Percent

2032	162	144	Five commissioners resident in districts to be elected only by voters resident in the district	68,251	68251
2033	163	145	Three commissioners resident in districts to be elected only by voters resident in the district; plus two commissioners resident in any district to be elected by voters of the whole county.	73,960	73960

City of Boulder Ballot Question 2L Bargaining Rights Union Firefighters in City Charter
		Votes	Percent

2038	168	150	For the Measure	34,936	34936
2039	169	151	Against the Measure	6,983	6983

Town of Erie Ballot Issue 3E AUTHORIZATION FOR A NEW TOWN LODGING TAX FOR THE PURPOSES OF PAYING FOR PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE, LAW ENFORCEMENT/SAFETY AND SECURITY, AND FOR OTHER GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL PURPOSES
		Votes	Percent

2066	196	178	Yes/For	5,286	5286
2067	197	179	No/Against	3,367	3367

Town of Erie Ballot Issue 3F AUTHORIZATION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF DEBT AND AN ADDITIONAL SALES AND USE TAX FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING FOR THE EXPANSION OF THE ERIE COMMUNITY CENTER
		Votes	Percent

2068	198	180	Yes/For	3,583	3583
2069	199	181	No/Against	5,057	5057

Home Rule Charter Commission Vote for no more than Nine
Candidate		Votes	Percent

2074	65	186	Rita Neis	70	70
2075	66	187	Jim Thomas	956	956
2076	67	188	Cody Barela	67	67
2077	68	189	Richard England	153	153
2078	69	190	Ari Adler	1,124	1124
2079	70	191	Michael DeLalla	1,006	1006
2080	71	192	Colleen Donovan	120	120
2081	72	193	Patrick Mayne	1,016	1016
2082	73	194	Cheryl Hodges	89	89
2083	74	195	Jack Trope	474	474
2084	75	196	Nick Little	511	511
2085	76	197	Alison Steele	1,002	1002
2086	77	198	Sean Donovan	1,013	1013
2087	78	199	Jim Parys	468	468
2088	79	200	David Costa	65	65
2089	80	201	Karl Neis	30	30
2090	81	202	Scott Firle	596	596
2091	82	203	Tony Santelli	585	585
2092	83	204	Orin Hargraves	464	464
2093	84	205	Kathy M. Koehler	1,374	1374
2094	85	206	Rodney Archer	1,013	1013
2095	86	207	D. Scott Tennant	228	228
2096	87	208	Bruce (Biff) Warren	832	832
2097	88	209	Sue Ellen Peck	82	82
2098	89	210	Mary Plese	994	994
2099	90	211	Jason Seely	59	59
2100	91	212	Charles Hodges	72	72
2101	92	213	Carrie Wise	1,503	1503

Sombrero Ranch Public Improvement District of Boulder County Ballot Issue 6B MILL LEVY INCREASE, MULTIPLE-FISCAL YEAR OBLIGATION AUTHORIZATION, REVENUE CHANGE AND FORMATION
		Votes	Percent

2114	220	226	Yes/For	103	103
2115	221	227	No/Against	55	55

Summerlin Public Improvement District of Boulder County Ballot Issue 6C MILL LEVY INCREASE, MULTIPLE-FISCAL YEAR OBLIGATION AUTHORIZATION, REVENUE CHANGE AND FORMATION
		Votes	Percent

2116	222	228	Yes/For	31	31
2117	223	229	No/Against	3	3

Amendment 87 (Constitutional)
		Votes	Percent

2012	136	124	Yes/For	112,482	112482
2013	137	125	No/Against	54,882	54882

Proposition NN (Statutory)
		Votes	Percent

2014	138	126	Yes/For	118,552	118552
2015	139	127	No/Against	47,766	47766

Proposition 133 (Statutory)
		Votes	Percent

2018	142	130	Yes/For	73,216	73216
2019	143	131	No/Against	91,877	91877

Proposition 132 (Statutory)
		Votes	Percent

2016	140	128	Yes/For	56,211	56211
2017	141	129	No/Against	109,244	109244

Proposition 134 (Statutory)
		Votes	Percent

2020	144	132	Yes/For	54,013	54013
2021	145	133	No/Against	111,430	111430

Proposition 135 (Statutory)
		Votes	Percent

2022	146	134	Yes/For	52,390	52390
2023	147	135	No/Against	113,537	113537

Proposition 136 (Statutory)
		Votes	Percent

2024	148	136	Yes/For	48,524	48524
2025	149	137	No/Against	115,473	115473

Proposition 137 (Statutory)
		Votes	Percent

2026	150	138	Yes/For	85,303	85303
2027	151	139	No/Against	78,619	78619

Boulder County Ballot Question 200
		Votes	Percent

2030	160	142	Yes/For	101,334	101334
2031	161	143	No/Against	50,936	50936

City of Boulder Ballot Issue 2J RESIDENTIAL VACANCY EXCISE TAX (TABOR)
		Votes	Percent

2034	164	146	Yes/For	25,993	25993
2035	165	147	No/Against	17,783	17783

City of Boulder Ballot Issue 2K RECREATION AND SAFETY BOND (TABOR)
		Votes	Percent

2036	166	148	Yes/For	19,571	19571
2037	167	149	No/Against	23,905	23905

City of Boulder Ballot Question 2M Debt Limit City Charter Language Change
		Votes	Percent

2040	170	152	For the Measure	21,421	21421
2041	171	153	Against the Measure	17,261	17261

City of Lafayette Ballot Issue 2A EXTENSION OF AN EXPIRING TAX FOR LAMONT DOES PARK
		Votes	Percent

2042	172	154	Yes/For	10,429	10429
2043	173	155	No/Against	5,176	5176

Boulder County Clerk and Recorder
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1938	40	56	Molly Fitzpatrick - Democratic	117,190	117190

Boulder County Assessor
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1940	42	58	Cynthia Braddock - Democratic	114,158	114158

Boulder County Sheriff
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1941	43	59	Curtis Johnson - Democratic	114,929	114929

Boulder County Surveyor
Candidate		Votes	Percent

1942	44	60	Kayce D. W. Keane - Democratic	113,838	113838

City of Longmont Ballot Issue 3A MAINTAIN AND INCREASE FIRE AND POLICE SERVICES VIA TAX INCREASES
		Votes	Percent

2044	174	156	Yes/For	15,525	15525
2045	175	157	No/Against	30,192	30192

City of Longmont Ballot Question 3B Charter Amendment to Protect Open Space Lands
		Votes	Percent

2046	176	158	Yes/For	36,769	36769
2047	177	159	No/Against	8,917	8917

City of Longmont Ballot Question 3C Charter Amendment to Allow Ranked Choice Voting Methods
		Votes	Percent

2048	178	160	Yes/For	25,177	25177
2049	179	161	No/Against	19,736	19736

City of Longmont Ballot Question 3D Charter Amendment to Adjust City Council Electoral Cycles
		Votes	Percent

2050	180	162	Yes/For	25,714	25714
2051	181	163	No/Against	17,289	17289

City of Louisville Ballot Issue 2B HISTORIC PRESERVATION TAX
		Votes	Percent

2052	182	164	Yes/For	5,309	5309
2053	183	165	No/Against	6,148	6148

City of Louisville Ballot Question 2C Charter Amendment Expanding Executive Session Topics
		Votes	Percent

2054	184	166	Yes/For	4,417	4417
2055	185	167	No/Against	5,919	5919

City of Louisville Ballot Question 2D Charter Amendment to Change Timing for Taking Office
		Votes	Percent

2056	186	168	Yes/For	7,863	7863
2057	187	169	No/Against	2,695	2695

City of Louisville Ballot Question 2E Charter Amendment for Initiative and Referendum Signatures
		Votes	Percent

2058	188	170	Yes/For	3,985	3985
2059	189	171	No/Against	6,995	6995

City of Louisville Ballot Question 2F Charter Amendment Regarding Meeting Locations
		Votes	Percent

2060	190	172	Yes/For	6,077	6077
2061	191	173	No/Against	4,876	4876

City of Louisville Ballot Question 2G Charter Amendment to Allow for Review and Comment
		Votes	Percent

2062	192	174	Yes/For	5,522	5522
2063	193	175	No/Against	4,642	4642

City of Louisville Ballot Question 2H Charter Amendment to Update Language
		Votes	Percent

2064	194	176	Yes/For	6,919	6919
2065	195	177	No/Against	4,120	4120

Proposed Municipality of Niwot Ballot Question 300
		Votes	Percent

2070	200	182	For Incorporation	697	697
2071	201	183	Against Incorporation	2,047	2047

Proposed Municipality of Niwot Ballot Question 301
		Votes	Percent

2072	202	184	Yes/For	872	872
2073	203	185	No/Against	1,750	1750

Proposed Municipality of Niwot Ballot Issue 302 AUTHORIZATION TO LEVY A SALES AND USE TAX
		Votes	Percent

2102	204	214	Yes/For	706	706
2103	205	215	No/Against	1,968	1968

Proposed Municipality of Niwot Ballot Issue 303 AUTHORIZATION TO LEVY A PROPERTY TAX
		Votes	Percent

2104	206	216	Yes/For	675	675
2105	207	217	No/Against	2,006	2006

Proposed Municipality of Niwot Ballot Issue 304 AUTHORIZATION TO LEVY A MARIJUANA SPECIAL SALES TAX
		Votes	Percent

2106	208	218	Yes/For	990	990
2107	209	219	No/Against	1,710	1710

Proposed Municipality of Niwot Ballot Issue 305 AUTHORIZATION TO RETAIN AND SPEND ALL REVENUES
		Votes	Percent

2108	210	220	Yes/For	863	863
2109	211	221	No/Against	1,795	1795

Proposed Municipality of Niwot Ballot Issue 306 AUTHORIZATION TO INCREASE DEBT
		Votes	Percent

2110	212	222	Yes/For	772	772
2111	213	223	No/Against	1,908	1908

Allenspark Fire Protection District Ballot Issue 7C
		Votes	Percent

2118	214	230	Yes/For	377	377
2119	215	231	No/Against	110	110

Front Range Passenger Rail District Ballot Issue 7A
		Votes	Percent

2120	224	232	Yes/For	78,284	78284
2121	225	233	No/Against	46,486	46486