Updated at 9pm
Voters in the Four Corners weighed in on federal, state, county and local races, as well as ballot measures running up to Election Day, November 3. This post will be updated as election officials report results.
Results are unofficial until certified. For each race, candidate names and vote totals will be added below; the winner will be bolded when the race is called. For ballot questions, the winning “Yes” or “No” result will be bolded.
Colorado
- Colorado governor: Democrat Phil Weiser has won, according to the Associated Press.
- Colorado U.S. Senate: Democrat John Hickenlooper has won reelection, according to the AP.
- Colorado U.S. House - District 3: As of 8:17pm, Dwayne Romero leads incumbent Jeff Hurd by 2.8%. That race has not been called by the AP at this time.
Montezuma and Dolores counties share statewide contests. Local races and ballot questions vary by county and district.
Local Results - Statewide and federal races
| Race | Montezuma County results | Dolores County results |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. Senate | Mark Baisley - R - 52.41% John Hickenlooper - D - 44.92% | |
| Governor and lieutenant governor | Victor Marx / George Washington Markert - R - 51.54% Phil Weiser / Leslie Dahlkemper - 44.73% | |
| Secretary of State | Amanda Gonzalez - D - 44.83% James Wiley - R - 52.65% | |
| Attorney General | Michael J. Allen - R - 55.30% Jena Griswold - D - 44.70% | |
| State Treasurer | Jeff Bridges - D - 44.03% Kevin Grantham - R - 53.77% | |
| U.S. House, District 3 | Dwayne L. Romero - D - 43% Jeff Hurd - R - 54.44% | |
| State House, District 59 | Katie Stewart - D - 51.21% Naomi Reiss - R - 48.79% | |
| State House, District 58 | Larry Don Sukla - R - 100% | |
| State Board of Education, Congressional District 3 | Sherri M. Wright - R - 55.13% Barb Clementi - D - 44.87% |
Colorado statewide ballot measures
| Measure | Montezuma County | Dolores County |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment 81 — law enforcement notifications to the Department of Homeland Security | ||
| Amendment 82 — right to purchase and sell natural gas | ||
| Amendment 83 — right to hunt and fish | ||
| Amendment 84 — identification requirements for mail ballots | ||
| Amendment 85 — plain-language ballot questions | ||
| Amendment 86 — congressional redistricting | ||
| Amendment 87 — graduated income tax | ||
| Proposition 132 — fentanyl penalties | ||
| Proposition 133 — human trafficking of minors | ||
| Proposition 134 — sex-based school and college sports teams | ||
| Proposition 135 — surgery for minors related to sex or gender | ||
| Proposition 136 — income tax rate limits | ||
| Proposition 137 — conservation funding | ||
| Proposition NN — K-12 education funding |
Montezuma County and Cortez
| Race or question | Results |
|---|---|
| County Commissioner, District 1 | Rebecca Busic - D - 44.59% Rodney Cox - R - 55.41% |
| County Assessor | Leslie Kennedy-Bugg - U - 100% |
| County Clerk and Recorder | Jerri Frizzell - R - 100% |
| County Sheriff | Tyson Cox - R - 100% |
| County Treasurer | Ellen Black - R - 100% |
| County Surveyor | Rita Caffey - U - 100% |
| County Coroner | George Deavers - R - 100% |
| County Question 1A — consecutive terms for the assessor, clerk and recorder, surveyor and treasurer | Yes/For: 26.64% No/Against: 73.36% |
| County Question 1B — increase in the lodgers' tax for Montezuma County | Yes/For: 41.52% No/Against: 58.48% |
| Cortez Question 2A — increase in the city lodgers’ tax | Yes/For: 48.41% No/Against: 51.59% |
| Mancos Tax Measure | Yes/For: 58.39% No/Against: 41.61% |
Dolores County and local districts
As of 7:49pm per the Secretary of State's Office.
| Race or question | Results |
|---|---|
| County Commissioner, District 1 | Jerry Baxter - R - 62.85% / 736 votes Linda Yellowman - U - 37.15% / 435 votes |
| County Sheriff | Don Wilson - U - 59.95% / 702 Krista M Schear - R - 40.05% / 469 |
| County Assessor | Amber Blackmore - U - 100% / 944 |
| County Clerk and Recorder | Shilo Shultz - U - 100% / 964 |
| County Treasurer | Taylor L Funk - R - 100% / 985 |
| County Coroner | Aaron Hankins - R - 100% / 933 |
| Telluride School District R-1 Issue 5A — mill levy override | Yes/For - 57.06% / 97 No/Against - 42.94% - 73 |
Issue 5A appears only on ballots for voters in Telluride School District R-1.
San Juan County, New Mexico
Statewide Results
- New Mexico U.S. Senate: Democrat Ben Ray Luján has won reelection, according to the AP.
Local Results - Statewide and federal races
| Race | Results |
|---|---|
| U.S. Senate | |
| Governor and lieutenant governor | |
| U.S. House, District 3 | |
| Secretary of State | |
| Attorney General | |
| State Auditor | |
| State Treasurer | |
| Commissioner of Public Lands | |
| Public Education Commission and state House races appearing on local ballots |
Statewide ballot questions
| Measure | Results |
|---|---|
| Constitutional Amendment 1 — veto messages and bills not acted on by the governor | |
| Constitutional Amendment 2 — school elections and partisan elections | |
| Constitutional Amendment 3 — appointments to boards of regents | |
| Constitutional Amendment 4 — legislative compensation | |
| Bond Question 1 — senior citizen facilities | |
| Bond Question 2 — library acquisitions | |
| Bond Question 3 — higher education, special schools and tribal schools |
County and local questions
| Race or question | Results |
|---|---|
| County Commissioner, District 1 | |
| County Commissioner, District 2 | |
| County Sheriff | |
| County Assessor | |
| Probate Judge | |
| San Juan College general obligation bond question | |
| Local judicial races and retention questions |
San Juan County, Utah
Federal and state races
| Race | Results |
|---|---|
| U.S. House, District 3 | |
| State House, District 69 |
State and county ballot questions
| Measure | Results |
|---|---|
| Constitutional Amendment A — publication of proposed constitutional amendments | |
| Constitutional Amendment B — vote threshold for citizen-proposed tax increases | |
| County Proposition 7 — 1% sales and use tax for emergency medical services |
County and school board races
| Race | Results |
|---|---|
| County Commissioner, District 2 | |
| County Commissioner, District 3 | |
| County Assessor | |
| County Attorney | |
| County Clerk/Auditor | |
| County Sheriff | |
| San Juan School Board, District 3 | |
| San Juan School Board, District 5 | |
| Applicable judicial retention questions |
Apache County, Arizona
Statewide and federal races
| Race | Results |
|---|---|
| U.S. Senate | |
| Governor and lieutenant governor | |
| U.S. House, District 2 | |
| Secretary of State | |
| Attorney General | |
| State Treasurer | |
| Superintendent of Public Instruction | |
| State Mine Inspector | |
| Corporation Commission | |
| State Senate and House races for Legislative Districts 6 and 7 |
Arizona statewide propositions
| Proposition | Results |
|---|---|
| 141 — taxation | |
| 142 — preferential treatment and discrimination | |
| 144 — election requirements | |
| 316 — municipal transaction privilege tax | |
| 317 — Arizona Department of Homeland Security | |
| 318 — student athletics | |
| 319 — photo enforcement systems | |
| 320 — school district budgets |
County and local races
| Race | Results |
|---|---|
| County Attorney | |
| Clerk of Superior Court | |
| Superior Court Judge | |
| Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1 | |
| Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 | |
| Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3 | |
| Constable, Precinct 1 | |
| Constable, Precinct 2 | |
| Constable, Precinct 3 | |
| Springerville mayoral runoff | |
| Alpine Fire District No. 2 board | |
| Concho Elementary School District No. 6 board | |
| Window Rock Unified School District No. 8 board | |
| Round Valley Unified School District No. 10 board | |
| Sanders Unified School District No. 18 board | |
| Chinle Unified School District No. 24 board |
Navajo Nation
Navajo Nation election results are reported separately from Arizona county and state results.
| Race | Results |
|---|---|
| Navajo Nation President and Vice President | |
| Navajo Nation Council delegates | |
| Navajo Board of Election Supervisors | |
| Navajo Nation Board of Education | |
| Kayenta Township commissioners | |
| Naschitti Chapter Governance commissioners |
