11-5-2020 Jeffco Candidate Results to Date:
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Jefferson County Election Office notice of IMPORTANT INFORMATION as of 11-5-2020
We have counted all ballots turned in through 7 p.m. on Election Day. We will continue to process military and overseas ballots, ballot cures, and Jeffco ballots that were delivered to other counties through Thursday, November 12.
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These results only include Jefferson County voters. For multi-county or statewide results, click “Statewide Results” at the top-right of this page.
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PERCENT OF BALLOTS COUNTED
TOTAL99%
Percent based on estimate of total ballots cast.
VOTER TURNOUT
TOTAL89.71%
Ballots Cast:
380,341
Active Registered Voters:
423,955
Jefferson County Election Results as of Today
President/Vice President
NO Donald Trump for President DonaldTrump.com
NO Mike Pence for Vice-President MikePenceforVicePresident
US States Senator
NO Gardner for Senate corygardnerforsenate.com
US Representative to 117th Congressional District 1
YES Shane Bolling shane4co.com
US Representative to 117th Congressional District 2
NO Charlie Winn for CD 2 winnforcolorado.com
US Representative to 117th Congressional District 7
NO Casper Stockham for CD 7 casperforcolorado.com
State Board of Education Member Congressional District 1
YES Syddnia Wulf for CD 1 cologop.org/2020-general-election-candidates/
State Board of Education Member Congressional District 7
NO Nancy Pallozzi for State Board of Education for CD 7 nancyforkids.com
Regent of University of Colorado Congressional District 2
☑︎ Dick Murphy for CD 2 cologop.org/2020-general-election-candidates/
State Senator District 19
NO Lynn Gerber for SD 19 lynngerberforsd19.com
State Representative District 1
YES Samantha Koch samanthaforcoloradovalues.com
State Representative District 22
YES Colin Larson for HD 22 colinforcolorado.com
State Representative District 23
NO Fred Clifford for HD 23 fredclifford.com
State Representative District 24
NO Laurel Imer for HD 24 ImerForColorado@gmail.com
State Representative District 25
NO Donald Rosier for HD 25 donaldrosier.com
State Representative District 27
NO Vicki Pyne for HD 27 vickipyneforhd27.com
State Representative District 28
NO Pete Roybal for HD 28 electroybal2020.com
State Representative District 29
NO Vanessa DeMott for HD 29 demottforcolorado.com
District Attorney 1st Judicial District
NO Matt Durkin for District Attorney durkinforda.com
Jefferson County Commissioner District 1
NO Libby Szabo for County Commissioner 1 libbyszabo.org
Jefferson County Commissioner District 2
NO Joni Inman for County Commissioner 2 joniforjeffco.com
Jefferson County Surveyor
YES Bob Hennessy for County Surveyor
Justices of the Colorado Supreme Court
YES Melissa Hart
YES Carlos A. Samour
Colorado Court of Appeals Judges
YES Ted C. Tow III
YES Craig R. Welling
District Court Judges 1st Judicial District
NO Randall C Arp
NO Ann Gail Meinster
YES Lilly Oeffler
YES Tamara Russell
NO Christopher Zenisek
Jefferson County Court Judges
YES Bradley Allen Burback
YES Verna Lee Carpenter
YES K.J. Moore
YES Harold Sargent
Ballot Measures
YES Amendment B – Repeal of Gallagher Amendment
This would remove the Constitutional requirement that the legislature adjust residential property tax so as to not exceed 45% of total collections. Although business/commercial property owners have long desired to make more equitable the assessed rates between residential and nonresidential property, this does nothing to adjust the 29% assessment rate applied to commercial property. If passed, the net effect to residential property will be more tax collected in future years than if this did not pass (without any reduction on nonresidential collections)–VOTE NO
YES Amendment C – Rule changes for Bingo Raffles–NO POSITION
YES Amendment 76 – Citizenship Qualification of Electors–VOTE YES
Consistent with JCR’s 2020 Party Platform #10, The Jefferson County Republican Party affirmed the function of government to protect each eligible citizen’s right to vote and to take every lawful action to protect the integrity and security of Colorado elections.
YES Amendment 77 – Additional gaming in Mountain Communities–NO POSITION
YES Proposition EE – Cigarette Tobacco & Nicotine Products Tax
Increase in taxes ($294,000,000 annually), “initially using the tax revenue primarily for public school funding”, “and then for programs that reduce the use of tobacco and nicotine products, enhance the voluntary Colorado preschool program and make it widely available for free”, “with the state keeping and spending all of the new tax revenue as a voter-approved revenue change” [emphasis added]. This would allow the state to take funds already dedicated to this purpose (tobacco settlement funds), and use them in the general fund when replaced by these new revenues. VOTE NO
YES Proposition 113 – National Popular Vote
Consistent with JCR’s 2020 Party Platform #11, the Jefferson County Republican Party is in favor of maintaining an Electoral College system for voting rather than supporting a national popular vote. VOTE NO
Still counting Proposition 114 – Restoration of Grey [gray] Wolves
This measure would require the Colorado parks and wildlife commission to implement a plan for gray wolves on designated lands west of the continental divide; and require the commission to fairly compensate owners for losses of livestock caused by gray wolves. VOTE NO
NO Proposition 115 – Prohibition on Late-Term Abortions
Consistent with JCR’s 2020 Party Platform #16, the Jefferson County Republican Party resolved that the inalienable rights of the unborn should be protected. VOTE YES
YES Proposition 116 – State Income Tax Rate Reduction VOTE YES
YES Proposition 117 – Voter Approval for Fee-Based Enterprises
Consistent with JCR’s 2020 Party Platform #2, the Jefferson County Republican Party supports the TABOR amendment as written and opposes any attempts to circumvent Colorado Constitution X, Section 20, “The Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights.” In recent years, the Colorado legislature has utilized an increasing number of “Enterprises”, which have been used to bypass voter approval of fees that are often essentially taxes by another name. This will close this legislative loophole. VOTE YES
YES Proposition 118 – Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program
The Colorado legislature has considered various versions of a paid family and medical leave program, and has been unable to garner enough votes within the one-party [democrat] control to pass. This Proposition is even more onerous to businesses than many of the other versions considered. Placing these additional burdens on businesses that may already be struggling to survive in the current situation unwise and unreasonable. VOTE NO
YES CITY OF EDGEWATER Ballot Question 2A
YES CITY OF LAKEWOOD: Ballot Question 2B. VOTE NO
YES CITY OF LITTLETON Ballot Question 3A
YES CITY OF LITTLETON Ballot Question 300
YES Blue Mountain Water District Ballot Issue 6A
YES Lookout Mountain Water District Ballot Issue 6B
YES Forest Hills Metropolitan District Ballot Issue 6C
YES Forest Hills Metropolitan District Ballot Issue 6D
YES Foothills Park & Recreation District Ballot Issue 6E
Official Jefferson County CO Elections website:
https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CO/Jefferson/105976/web.264614/#/summary