KSJD is tracking live results for Montezuma County’s general election and for two state offices representing the area. Updated at 7:10 a.m. Wednesday
The Colorado Secretary of State's office reports Montezuma County has submitted its full preliminary results.
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Montezuma County Races
District Attorney - 22nd Judicial District
Republican Matthew Gregory Margeson is uncontested in the general election. He will be replacing District Attorney Will Furse, who is term-limited.
Montezuma County Commissioner - District 2
Republican Kent Lindsay is uncontested in the general election. He will be replacing Commissioner Keenan Ertel, who is term-limited.
Montezuma County Commissioner - District 3
Republican Joel Ira Stevenson has won a seat on the Montezuma County Commission, beating unaffiliated candidate Rebecca Samulski by a 15-point margin. Stevenson will be replacing Commissioner Larry Don Suckla, who is term-limited.
Joel Stevenson - 8,554 votes (57.43%)
Rebecca Samulski - 6,340 votes (42.57%)
Colorado State Office Races
Note: The following races include results from across the districts they represent, not just Montezuma County.
State Board of Education Member - Representing the 3rd Congressional District
Incumbent Republican Joyce Rankin is facing Democrat Mayling Simpson in the race for a seat on the Colorado State Board of Education, representing the 3rd Congressional District.
Joyce Rankin - 217,374 (54.70%)
Mayling Simpson - 180,028 (45.30%)
State House Representative - District 58
Incumbent Republican Marc Catlin is facing Democrat Seth Cagin in the race to represent Colorado's 58th District in the state house.
Marc Catlin - 29,235 (64.91%)
Seth Cagin - 15,806 (35.09%)
