Local Results
County Commission, District 2
J. Kent Lindsay / 8,659 votes / 100%
County Commission, District 3
Gerald W. Koppenhafer, Rep. / 8,935 votes / 100%
State Results
Representative to 119th United States Congress- District 3
Jeff Hurd (Rep) / 183,080 votes / 50.04%
Adam Frisch (Dem) / 171,251 votes / 46.80%
State Board of Education, District 3
Sherri Wright, Rep / 55.10%
Ellen Angeles, Dem. / 43.90%
University of Colorado Regent, at large
Eric Rinard, Rep. / 46.64%
Elliot Hood, Dem. / 50.73%
University of Colorado Regent, District 3
Ray Scott, Rep. / 56.25%
Robert B. Logan, Dem. / 43.75%
State Senator, District 6
Vivian Smotherman, Dem. / 44.78%
Cleave Alan Simpson, Rep. / 55.22%
State Representative, District 58
Kathleen Curry, Dem. / 47.10%
Larry Don Suckla, Rep. / 52.90%
State Representative, District 59
Katie Stewart, Dem. / 51.39%
Craig Clark, Rep. / 48.61%
District Attorney, 22nd Judicial District
Christian Hatfield, Dem. / 4,105 votes / 33.51%
Jeremy Reed, Rep. / 8,145 votes / 66.49%
Colorado Amendments and Propositions
Amendment 79: Creates a constitutional right to abortion
61.5% YES
Amendment 80: Creates a constitutional right to school choice
52% NO
Amendment G: Expands veterans’ property tax exemptions
72.5% YES
Amendment H: Creates an independent judicial disciplinary board
72.7% YES
Amendment I: Removes right to bail in first-degree murder cases
69.4% YES
Amendment J: Repeals ban on same-sex marriage
63.8% YES
Amendment K: Adjusts deadline to file initiative petition signatures
55.3% NO
Proposition 127: Prohibits killing a mountain lion, bobcat, or lynx
55.5% NO
Proposition 128: Lengthens prison time before parole eligibility
62.4% YES
Proposition 129: Allows veterinary professional associates
52.4% YES
Proposition 130: Creates a police training and support fund
53.1% YES
Proposition 131: Requires open primaries and ranked choice voting in general elections
55.1% NO
Proposition JJ: Removes cap on state revenue from sports betting
75.9% YES
Proposition KK: Imposes a tax on the sale of firearms and ammunition
54.1% YES
Local Ballot Issues
Dolores School District Ballot Issue 4-A
Extend the annual tax, up to $360,000 for eight years through 2032 for general fund purposes including instruction materials, supplies, technology and staff.
67.3% YES
Montezuma County Ballot Issue 1A
Increase taxes by an estimated $8,123,002 beginning in 2025 and thereafter by amounts raised by a 1% retail sales tax, excluding farm and property taxes, to better fund public safety entities including the Montezuma County Sheriff’s Office, jail and drug task force.
55.9% NO
Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 Ballot Issue 4B
Increase school district taxes by $2.1 million in 2025 and thereafter by a levy of up to 3.9 mills to fund raises for teachers and paraprofessionals.
53% YES
Cortez Fire Protection Ballot Issue 6-A
Increase fire department taxes by $3,294,000 annually ($1,647,000 in 2025) and thereafter by a sales tax of up to 0.54%, to be used for fire and safety operations.
54.8% YES