STATE OF COLORADO ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST 1990 …...Norwood Robb (A) Littleton 6th Cong. Dist....

STATE OF COLORADO

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST 1990

PRIMARY ELECTION August 14, 1990

GENERAL ELECTION November 6, 1990

Published by NATALIE MEYER Secretary of State

Greetings,

I am pleased to publish the 1990 Abstract of Votes Cast which provides as complete a picture of Colorado voting behavior as our data will provide.

Compiled from material filled at our office, this publication profiles the voting patterns of Colorado voters both in the Primary and the General Election.

Some 1,046,139 electors exercised their voice at the polls in November 1990. This abstract is dedicated to those who realize that every voice is critical and counted in determining the direction of local and national governmental affairs. Our system of government would cease to exist without a concerned constituency who participates at every level of the electoral process.

Sincerely,

Natalie Meyer Secretary of State

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<ati!i~sarYC:t Abst;act terms ....... ;; .. ; ........................................... 2 Qltectory of Elect!1'd and Appointed Officials .•..•........•......... 5

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PrlmBIY e}'~ction. Abstract U.S. Senate ..................................................................... 34 JJ,$ .. Cong.~gss ................................................................. 38 .siate~Executhte Officers.; ................................................ 46 State Board of Education ................................................ 66 · Reg~nt'§ .of the University of Colorado ............................ 70 State· Senate ................................................................... 75 ~state Repres:entative .....•................................................ 87 6!'1S(3ball du~tion ............................................................. 141

. Write~ln Votes ................................................................. 141

$~{1~!~! ~lec;tion Ai)stract · t!.S, .. Senate ..................................................................... 1 42

··l:I.S. Congress ................................................................. 144 :s!~t~ Executive Officers ..................•............................... 148

· · St~JE3· Board of Education ................................................ 156 Regents of the University of Colorado ............................ 158 .State Senate ............ , ...................................................... 161 State Representative ....................................•................. 169 Ballot lssues .................................................................... 202 J.udicial ............................................................................ 212 RTb District Directors ..................................................... 247 Moffat Tunnel Commissioners ........................................ 248 Write-In Votes ................................................................. 249 Registered Voters ........................................................... 250

Assembly

Convention

Initiative

Referendum

Terms of Office

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GLOSSARY OF ABSTRACT TERMS

Meeting of delegates of a politica! party held. to designate. candidates for nomination at a pnmary elect1on. Assemblies are held every two years.

Meeting of delegates of a political party held to sel~ct delegates to other political conventions and to nom1nate Presidential Electors. Such Conventions are held every four years

OR Meeting of delegates of a political party h.eld for the purpose. of nominating a candidate for a congressional vacancy elect1on.

The Colorado Constitution provides that registered voters may propose Constitutional Ainen.~ments or chan~es to the Colorado Revised Statutes by pet1t1on. Title 1, Article 40, c.R.S. 1973, provides SP,ecjfi~:procedures for submitting initiative petitions. Petitions require sigf1atures of registered electors in an amount equal to 5% of the votes cast for all candidates for the office of Secretary of State at the previous General Election.

The General Assembly may propose Constitutional ~':'lendments or refer changes in the statutes to the people. In add1t1on, the Colorado Constitution provides that a referendum may be ordered against any act of the Gen~ral Assembly. except laws necessary for immediate preservation of the pubhc ~eace, health or safety and appropriations for the support and maintenance of the Department of State and state institutions. ~eferenda initiated by the people require signatures of registered electors in an amount equal to 5% of the votes cast for a~l candidates for the office of Secretary of State at the previous General Election.

Referendum petitions must be filed with the Secretary of Stat? not more than 90 days after the final adjournment of the sess1on of the General Assembly that passed the bill on which the referendum is demanded.

Elected Officials U.S. Senate - 6 years U.S. Congress - 2 years State Officials - 4 years State Senators - 4 years State Representatives - 2 years District Attorneys - 4 years State Board of Education - 6 years Regents of the University of Colo. - 6 years County Officials - 4 years

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Retention of Judges

Judicial Terms of Office

Number Voting

Poll Book

No Vote

%No Vote

Write-In Votes

Abbreviations for party affiliation listings in Abstract

Abbreviations for political organizations and other names listed In the Abstract

Composed of Two Houses Senate - 35 members (one-half elected every lwei years) Composition- 1991- 1993

Republicans Democrats

6 17 3 9 Bmla!.e. ~ Bmla!.e. ~

House of Representatives - 65 members Composition -1991-1993

Republicans Democrats

1 .E.e!Jl$

27 ~

11 Bmla!.e.

15 ~

Article VI, Section 25 of the Colorado Constitution provides that a Justice of the Supreme Court or a Judge of any other court of record who desires to retain his Judicial office shall file with the Secretary of State not more than 6 months nor less than 3 months prior to the General Election next prior to the expiration of his term of office a Declaration of Intent to Run for another Term. The question on the ballot shall be "Shall Justice (Judge)_:_ _______ _ of the Court be retained in Office? Yes No

Supreme Court - 1 0 years Court of Appeals - 8 years District Court- 6 years County Court - 4 years

The number of voters who receive a ballot. The number voting for U. S. Congress may differ from the number voting for ballot issues and other state-wide offices. Persons receiving ballots pursuant to C.R.S. 1973 1-2-208, "Overseas Citizens Voting Rights Act of 1975", vote only for Federal offices.

List of electors who receive ballots on election day.

Number of electors who received ballots but did not vote for a candidate/issue in that race.

Indicate percent of voters who did not vote for a candidate/issue in that race.

Votes recorded for a certified write-in candidate. Candidate must file affidavit with filing officer in order to have votes counted.

D- Democrat A - Republican

L (LIB) - Colorado Libertarian Party P (PRO) - Colorado Prohibition Party C (COP) - Concerns of People T (POP) - Colorado Populist Party

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RESEARCH ASSISTANCE

Sample lay-out of abstract page Each page lists:

Office

Candidate Name Political Party Column#

County # Registered #Vote Numbered Columns

Total No Vote

%No Vote

%Turnout

Number registered to vote by county Total Number of voters who received a ballot Candidate number - Refers to heading and candidate names Total votes cast for all candidates by county Number of electors who received ballots but did not vote for candidate in that race Percent of no vote indicates percent of voters who did not vote for a candidate in that race Percent of registered electors compared to poll book giving percent of those voting/

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2. Primary Election

# Registered Number of registered electors affiliated with the political party of the candidate. Only those affiliated with a political party may vote at a Primary Election.

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Note: If unaffiliated on primary election day, elector may declare party affiliation and vote. In column labeled "% No vote" is "over" enough unaffiliated voters registered with a party to exceed 100% of the number affiliated with the political party prior to the primary.

Hank Brown (A) Timothy E. Wirth (D)

Patricia Schroeder (D) David E . Skaggs (D) Ben Nighthorse

Campbell (D) Wayne Allard (A) Joel Hefley (A) Dan Schaefer (A)

Roy Romer (D)

Mike Callihan (D)

Natalie Meyer (A)

DIRECTORY

United States Senators

Greeley 1/03/91-1/03/97 Boulder 1/03/87-1/03/93

Congressmen

Denver First 1/03/91-1/03/93 Boulder Second 1/03/91-1/03/93

Ignacio Third 1/03/91-1/03/93 Loveland Fourth 1/03/91-1/03/93 Colorado Springs Fifth 1/03/91-1/03/93 Lakewood Sixth 1/03/91-1/03/93

GOVERNOR

Denver 1/08/91-1/10/95

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

$101,900 $101,900

$125.100 $125.100

$125,100 $125,100 $125,100 $125,100

$70.000

Gunnison 1/08/91-1/10/95 $48,500

SECRETARY OF STATE

Denver 1/08/91-1/10/95 $48,500

STATE TREA~URER

Gail S. Schoettler (D) Parker 1/08/91-1/10/95 $48,500

Gale S. Norton (A)

Timothy M. O'Brien

Sybil Downing {A) Royce D. Forsyth (D) Ed Lyell (D) Hazel F. Petrocco (D) Gladys S. Eddy (A) Tom Howerton (A) Patricia M. Hayes (A)

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Lakewood 1/08/91-1/10/95 $60,000

AUDITOR OF STATE (appointed)

Denver 7/1/91 ·6/30/96 $76,553

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Boulder At-Large 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 Denver 1st Cong. Dist. 1/08/91-1/08/9 7 Boulder 2nd Cong. Dis!. 1/08/91-1/08/97 Pueblo 3rd Cong. Dist. 1/08/91 -1/08/9 7 Fort Collins 4th Cong. Dist. 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 Colorado Springs 5th Cong. Dist. 1/13/87-1/12/93 Greenwood Village 6th Cong. Dist. 1/13/87-1/12/93

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

Kathy Arnold (A) Littleton At-Large 1/11/89-1/10/95 Bob Caldwell (A) Colorado Springs At-Large 1/13/87-1/10/93 Peter C. Dietze (A) Boulder At-Large 1/08/91-1/08/97 Richard J. Bernick (D) Denver 1 stCong. Dist. 1/13/87-1/12/93 Robert E. "Bob" Sievers (D) Boulder 2nd Cong. Dist. 1/08/91-1/08/97

Harvey W. Phelps (D) Pueblo 3rd Cong. Dis!. 1/11/89-1/1 0/95 Roy H. Stiore (A) Greeley 4th Cong. Dist. 1/13/87-1/12/93 Dave Winn (A) Colorado Springs 5th Cong. Dist. 1/11/89-1/1 0/95 Norwood Robb (A) Littleton 6th Cong. Dist. 1/08/91-1/08/97

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MEMBERSHIP OF THE STATE SENATE FOR THE FIFTY-EIGHTH Mendez, Jana* Dem. 18 Boulder 1314 S. Pratt Pkwy. GENERAL ASSEMBLY Longmont 80501

SENATORS Mutzebaugh, Dick Rep. 29 Arapahoe, Douglas, 11814 S. Cochise Cir. NAME PARTY DIST. COUNTIES ADDRESS Jefferson Conifer 80433

NO. Allison, Bonnie J: Rep. 21 Jefferson 2278 Ingalls St. Norton, Tom Rep. 16 Weld 1204 50th Ave.

Edgewater 80214 Greeley 80634

Ament. Don Rep. Kit Carson, Logan, Route 1, Box 142 Owens, Bill* Rep. 27 Arapahoe 15928 E. Mercer Cir. Morgan, Phillips, Iliff 80736 Aurora 80013 Sedgwick, Washington, Weld, Yuma Pascoe, Pat* Dem. 34 Arapahoe, Denver 744 Lafayette St.

Denver 80218 Bird, Michael C. Rep. 9 Elbert, El Paso 5810 Spurwood Court

("Mike") Colo. Spgs. 80918 Pastore, Bob Dem. 5 Alamosa, Chaffee, 536 Swede Lane Conejos, Costilla, Monte Vista 81144

Bishop, Tilman Rep. 7 Mesa 2697 G Rd. Denver, Gunnison, "Tillie" Grand Junction 81506 Hinsdale, Mineral,

Rio Grande Cassidy, Sam Dem. 6 Archuleta, Delta, Box 129

Dolores, LaPiata, Pagosa Springs 8114 7 Peterson, Ray E. Dem. 32 Denver, Jefferson 2223 S. Raleigh Montezuma, Montrose, Denver80219 Ouray, San Juan, San Miguel Powers, Ray• Rep. 10 El Paso, Lincoln 5 Marksheffel Road

4700 S. El Camino Colo. Spgs. 80909

Considine, Terry* Rep. 26 Arapahoe Cherry Hills Village Rizzuto, Jim Dem. .... Baca, Bent, Cheyenne, Box 215 c. 80111 Crowley, Huerfano, LaJunta 81050

12469 E. Harvard Dr. Kiowa, Las Animas,

Fenlon, Jack* Rep. 28 Arapahoe Otero, Prowers, Aurora 80014 Pueblo

Gallagher, Dennis Dem. 30 Denver 2511 W. 32nd Ave. Roberts, Jim Rep. 15 Larimer, Weld 633 W. 6th St. Denver 80211 Loveland 80537

Groff, Regis F: Dem. 33 Adams, Denver 2079Aibion Sandoval, Donald* Dem. 31 Denver 823 Knox Ct. Denver80207 · Denver 80204

Hopper, Sally Rep. 13 Boulder, Clear Creek, 21649 .Cabrini .Blvd. Schaffer, Robert W. • Rep. 14 Larimer 3273 Gunnison Dr. Eagle, Gilpin, Golden 80401 Ft. Collins 80526 Jefferson, Pitkin, Summit Schroeder, Bill Rep. 22 Jefferson 4420 S. Braun Ct.

Morrison 80465 Johnson, Joan• Dem. 24 Adams 7951 York, #3

Denver80229 Strickland, Ted* Rep. 23 Adams, Denver 9361 Knox Ct. Westminster 80033

Leeds, David E. Rep. 17 Boulder 1736 Regal Ct., #B (Vacancy term) Louisville 80027 Tebedo, Mary Anne* Rep. 12 El Paso, Teller 1916 Snyder Avenue (2 years) Colo . Spgs . 90909

Martinez, Bob* Dem. 25 Adams, Denver 6462 E. 63rd Ave. Traylor, Claire Rep. 20 Jefferson 4045 Field Dr. Commerce City 80022 Wheat Ridge 80033

McCormick, Harold L. • Rep. 4 Custer, Fremont, 927 Greenwood Ave. Trujillo, Sr., Dem. 3 Pueblo 1155 21st Lane (Mack) Lake, Park, Pueblo Canon City 81212 Larry E. Pueblo 81 006

Meiklejohn, AI* Rep. 19 Jefferson 7540 Kline Dr. Wattenberg, Dave Rep. 8 Garfield, Grand, 15670 Jackson Co. Rd. Arvada 80005 Jackson, Larimer, 12 West

Moffat, Rio Blanco, Walden 80430 6 Routt 7

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Rep. 11 EIPaso 3166 Oak Creek Dr. Epps, Mary Ellen Rep. 19 EIPaso 217 Dexter St. Wells, Jeff Colo. Spgs. 80906 Colo. Spgs. 80911

Rep. 35 Arapahoe, Denver 2790 S. High Faatz, Jeanne Rep. Denver, Jefferson 2903 S. Quitman St. Wham, Dollie· Denver80210 Denver80236

• Denotes holdover Senator Fagan, Renny Dem. 22 El Paso 2319 Stepping Stones

Way

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE Colo. Spgs. 80904

FIFTY-EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Fish, Marleen M. Rep. 23 Jefferson 12204 Applewood Knolls

NAME PARTY DIST. COUNTIES ADDRESS Lakewood 80215 NO.

Fleming, Faye Rep. 31 Adams, Boulder, Weld 12424 N. Ash St. Acquafresca, Steven Rep. 58 Della, Dolores, 2290 RoadS Thornton 80241

Montezuma, Montrose, Cedaredge 81413 Foster, Timothy E. Rep. 54 Delta, Mesa 593 Village Way Ouray, San Miguel

Grand Junction 81503 Adkins, Jeanne M. Rep. 40 Arapahoe, Dquglas, 6517 N. Pinewood Dr.

Grampsas, Anthony Rep. 25 Jefferson 3237 S. Hiwan Dr. Elbert Parker 80134 (Tony) S. Evergreen 80439

Agler, Vickie Rep. 28 Jefferson 10289 W. Burgundy Ave. Grant, Pal Rep. 9 Arapahoe, Denver 100 High St. Littleton 80127

Denver 80218 Anderson, Norma Rep. 52 Jefferson 10415 W. Hampden Ave.

Greenwood, Daphne T.Dem. 17 El Paso 315 N. Prospect St. Lakewood 80227 Colo. Spgs. 80903

Arveschoug, Steve Rep. 44 Fremont, Pueblo 4 Gunsmith Rd. Hernandez, Phil Dem. 5 Denver 3841 Umatilla St. Pueblo 81008

Denver 80211 Berry, Chuck Rep. 21 El Paso 314 Pine Ave.

Hernandez, Tony Dem. 2 Denver 1285 S. Clay Colo. Spgs. 80906 Denver 80219

Blickensderfer, Tom Rep. 37 Arapahoe 9 Parkway Dr. Irwin, John J. Rep. 45 Larimer 3334 Bent Dr. Englewood 80110 Loveland 80538 ·

Chlouber, Ken Rep. 61 Chaffee, Custer, 220W. 8th Fremont, Gunnison, Leadville 80461 Jerke, William H. Rep. 51 Weld 23003 WCR 39 Lake, Park, Teller

LaSalle 80645

Coffman, Michael H. Rep. 49 Arapahoe Box 440740 Johnson, Stan Rep. 13 Boulder 6645 Jay Rd. Aurora 80044 Boulder 80301

DeHerrera, Guillermo A. Dem. 30 Adams, Denver 14190 E. 28th Ave. Jones, Matthew "Matt" Dem. 34 Adams 2800 W. 99th Circle Aurora 80011 Federal Heights 80221

Duke, Charles Rep. 20 EIPaso 1711 Woodmoor Dr. June, Vi Dem. 35 Adams 7500 Wilson Court Monument 80132 Westminster 80030

Dyer, Jim Dem. 59 Archuleta, La Plata, 127 Oak Dr. Kerns, Peggy Dem. 62 Arapahoe 1124 S. Oakland St. Montezuma, San Juan Durango 81301

Aurora 80012 Eisenach, Robert L. Dem. 65 Logan, Morgan, 14750 Rd. 16

Killian, Pat Dem. 24 Jefferson 3926 Simms Court Sedgwick Ft. Morgan 80701 Wheat Ridge 80033

Entz. Lewis H. Rep. 60 Alamosa, Conejos, 1016 N. 11th Lane Knox, Wayne N. Dem. 3 Denver 761 S. Tejon St. Costilla, Gunnison, Hooper 81136

Denver80223 Hinsdale, Mineral, Rio Grande, Saguache

Kopel, Jerry Dem. 6 Denver 1755'Giencoe 8 Denver 80220

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Lawrence. Michelle Rep. 29 Jefferson 5216 Marshall Arvada 80002

Sho~maker, Jeff Rep. 11 Arapahoe, Denver 2175 S. St. Paul DenverB0210

Mares. Donald J. Dern. 4 Denver 2441 Perry St. Snyder, Carol Dem. 33 Adams 11756 Elati Court

Denver 80212 Northglenn 80234

Martin. Bill Rep. 16 El Paso 3110 Lees Lane Sullivan, Pat Rep. 50 Weld 2137 19th Avenue Colo. Spgs. 80909 Greeley 80631

Mcinnis, Scott Rep. 57 Eagle, Garfield, Box 1 Swenson, Betty Rep. 12 Boulder 32 Princeton Circle

Pitkin, Rio Blanco GlenwoodSpgs. 81602 Longmont 80503

Miller. Pat Rep. 27 Jefferson 7325 Tabor St. Tanner, Gloria Dem. 7 Adams, Denver 2150 Monaco Pkwy.

Arvada 80005 Denver80207

Moellenberg, A.D. "Bud" Rep. 64 Adams, Arapahoe, 6946 Co Road R Thiebaut, Jr.

Cheyenne, Denver, Kirk 80824 William"Bill" Dem. 41 Pueblo 76 Duke

Elbert, Kit Carson, Pueblo 81 005

Lincoln, Phillip;;. Tucker, Shirleen Rep. 26 Jefferson 615 S. Eldridge Washingtorr;"Yuma

Lakewood 80228

Neale, Betty Rep. 10 Arapahoe, Denver 759 S. Hudson St. Webb, Wilma J. Dem. Denver 80222 8 Denver 2329 Gaylord St

Denver80205

Owen, Dave Rep. 48 Larimer, Weld 2722 Buena Vista Dr. Williams, Dan Rep. Greeley 80631 56 Eagle, Grand, Jackson, Box 56

Moffat, Routt Edwards 81632

Pankey, Phillip L. Rep. 38 Arapahoe 5763 Shasta Circle Williams, Samuel Dem. Littleton 80123 53 Clear Creek, Gilpin, Box 2236

Jefferson, Summit Breckenridge 80424

Prinster, Dan Dem. 55 Mesa 1203 Gunnison Ave. Wright, Ruth Grand Junction 81501 Dem. 15 Boulder 1440 High St.

Boulder 80304

Ratterree, Thomas W. Rep. 18 El Paso 7312 Bell Dr. Young, Brad Colo. Spgs. 80918 Rep. 63 Baca, Bent, Crowley, 8 Sage Lane

Kiowa, Otero, Prowers Lamar81052

Redder, Thomas J. Dem. 46 Larimer 705 E. Drake Rd., #34 Ft. Collins 80525

DISTRICT ATIORNEYS Reeser, Jeannie G. Dem. 32 Adams, Denver 9883 Pearl St. NAME AND PARTY DISTRICT ADDRESS

Thornton 80229 Miel~e. Don (R) First 9593 W. Virginia Dr., Lakewood 80226

Reeves, Peggy Dem. 47 Larimer 1931 Sandalwood Lane Early, Norm (D) Second 3598 S. Hillcrest Dr., Denver 80237 Ft. Collins 80526 Barclay, Jon Neil (D) Third 410 Colorado Ave., Trinidad 81082

Suthers, John (R) Fourth 2561 Scorpio Dr., Colo. Spgs. 80906 Romero, Gilbert E. Dem. 42 Pueblo 1128 Catalpa Michaelson, Pete (D) Fifth P.O. Box 7996, Breckenridge 80424

Pueblo 81 001 Reichman, Vic (D) Sixth 117 Aspen Dr., D.W. 2, Durango 81302 Stern, Michael C.(D) Seventh 458 Fairway Lane, Gunnison 81230

Ruddick, Steve Dem. 36 Arapahoe 1031 Sable Blvd. VanMeveren, Stu (R) Eighth 1508 Teakwood Ct., Ft. Collins 80525 Aurora 80011 Blakey, Milton K. (R) Ninth 2303 City. Rd. 241, Glenwood Spgs.

81628 Rupert, Dorothy Dem. 14 Boulder 680 Yale Rd. Sandstrom, G.F. "Gus" (D) Tenth 4032 Hillside Dr., Pueblo 81008

Boulder 80303 Rodgers, Edward J. Ill (U) Eleventh 934 Ridgeview Pl., Canon City 81212 Primavera, Douglass F. (D) Twelfth 117 Poncha, Box 570, Alamosa 81101

Salaz, Mike Rep. 43 Huerfano, Las Animas, 124 E. 2nd Bailey, Jon M. (D) Thirteenth 127 N. Division Ave., Sterling 80751 Otero, Pueblo Trinidad 81082 Long, Gregory F. (R) Fourteenth 318 Garnet Ave., Granby 80446

Bienvenu, Philip (D) Fifteenth Rt.l, Box 129, Hwy. 196, Wiley 81092 Schauer, Paul Rep. 39 Arapahoe 7255 S. Jackson Court Stork, Gary R. (D) Sixteenth 314 Cedar, La Junta 81050

Littleton 80122 Smith, James F. (D) Seventeenth 121 S. 15th Ave., BrigiJ,ton 80601

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Gallagher. Robert R. Jr. (R) Dominguez. AI (R)

Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth Twenty-first Twenty-second

1375 Crestridge Dr., Littleton 80121 1808 15th Ave., Greeley 80631

Hunter. Alexander M. (D) ErkenBrack. Stephen K. (R) Buck, George (R)

931 Gapter Rd., Boulder 80303 2131 N. 6th St., Grand June!. 81501 27850 C.R. 4-6, Cortez 81321

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (E or A indicates Elected or Appointed to present term)

Luis D. Rovira (E) Joseph R. Quinn (E) William H. Erickson (E) Howard M. Kirshbaum (E) George E. Lohr (E) Mary J. Mullarkey (E) Anthony F. Vollack (E)

Denver Denver Englewood Denver Littleton Denver Arvada

1/11/83-1/12/93 1/11/83-1/12/93 1/08/85-1/10/95 1/13/87-1/14/97 1/11/83-1/12/93 1/8/91 -1/9/2001 1/1 0/89-1/12/99

COURT OF APPEALS JUDGES Alan L. Sternberg (E) Sandra I. Rothenberg (A) Frank N. Dubofsky (A) John A. Criswell (E) Janice B. Davidson (E) Claus J. Hume (E) Raymond Dean "Ray" Jones (E) Jose D.L. Marquez (E) Karen S. Metzger (E) Peter H. Ney (E) Charles D. Pierce (E) Leonard Phillip Plank (E) Harold D. Reed (E) Donald P. Smith, Jr. (E) Dale P. Tursi (E) Edwin G. Ruland (A)

Denver ·· 1/08/85-1/12/93 Denver 8/1 0/90-1/12/93 Boulder 2/17/89-1/12/93 Englewood 1/10/89-1/14/97 Denver 1/08/91-1/12/99 Craig 1/08/91-1/12/99 Denver 1/08/91-1/12/99 Grand Junction 1/08/91-1/12/99 Denver 1113/87-1/1 0/95 Littleton 1/08/91-1/12/99 Englewood 1/10/89-1/14/97 Denver 1/08/91-1/12/99 Denver 1/08/91-1/12/99 Littleton 1/08/91-1/12/99 Englewood 1/08/85-1/12/93 Grand Junction 2/17/89- f/12/93

DISTRICT JUDGES (E Or A indicates Elected or Appointed)

1st Judicial District: Gilpin and Jefferson Lisle Thomas Woodford (A) Wheat Ridge Kenneth E. Barnhill (E) Arvada William P. DeMoulin (A) Lakewood Christopher J. Munch (E) Arvada Henry E. Nieto (E) Lakewood Gaspar F. Perricone (E) Lakewood Ruthanne N. Polidori (E) Littleton Michael C. Villano (E) Wheat Ridge James D. Zimmerman (E) Golden

2nd Judicial District: Denver Federico C. Alvarez (A) Harold J. Bayless (E) John Coughlin (E) Robert P. Fullerton (E) Morris B. Hoffman (A) Lynne M. Hufnagel (E) Robert S. Hyatt (E) Paul A. Markson, Jr. (E)

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Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver

$74,500 $72,000 $72,000 $72,000 $72,000 $72,000 $72,000

$70,000 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500 $67,500

1/02/91-1/10/95 1/08/91-1/14/97 1/10/89-1/12/93 1/10/89-1/10/95 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/13/87-1/12/93 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/08/91-1/14/97

2/02/90/1/12/93 1/08/91-1/14/97 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/01/91-1/10/95 1/08/91-1/14/97 1/08/91-1/14/97 1/08/91-1/14/97

Warren 0. Martin (E) Frank Martinez (A) John N. McMullen (E) William G. Meyer (E) R. Michael Mullins (A) Larry J. Naves (E) Connie L. Peterson (E) J. Stephen Phillips (E) Nancy E. Rice (E) Edward A. Simons (A) Richard T. Spriggs (E) Herbert L. Stern III(A)

Juvenile Court Judge: Denver David E. Ramirez (A) Dana U. Wakefield (E) Orrelle R. Weeks (E)

Probate Court Judge: Denver Field C. Benton (E)

Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver

Denver Denver Denver

Denver

3rd Judicial District: Huerfano and Las Animas Claude W. Appel (E) Walsenburg Jesse Manzanares (E) Walsenburg

4th Judicial District: El Paso and Teller Douglas E. Anderson (E) Colorado Springs Donald E. Campbell (E) Colorado Springs James Madison Franklin (E) Monument Richard V. Hall (E) Colorado Springs Michael Heydt (A) Colorado Springs Mary Jane Looney (A) Divide Gilbert A. Martinez (A) Colorado Springs David D. Parrish (E) Colorado Springs Steven T. Pelican (A) Colorado Springs Matt M. Railey (E) Colorado Springs D. Richard Toth (E) Colorado Springs

5th Judicial District: Clear Creek, Eagle, Lake, and Summit Richard H. Hart (E) Vail William L. Jones (E) Eagle W. Terry Ruckriegle (E) Empire

6th Judicial District: Archuleta, La Plata, San Juan James D. Childress (E) Durango AI H. Haas (E) Durango

1/10/89-1/10/95 1/04/91-1/10/95 1/13/87-1/12/93 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 11/9/90-1/1 0/95 1/08/91-1/14/97 1/10/89-1/10/95 1/13/87-1/12/93 1/08/91-1/14/97 7/18/90-1/12/93 1/08/91-1/14/97 6/20/90-1/12/93

4/14/89-1/12/93 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/10/89-1/10/95

1/08/91-1/14/97

1/10/89-1/10/95 1/08-91-1/14/97

1/08/91-1/14/97 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/08/91-1/14/97 1/13/87-1/12/93 1/02/91-1/10/95 7/31/89-1/12/93 12/15/89-1/12/9 1/08/91-1/14/97 1/10/89-1/10/95 1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/08/91-1/14/97

1/1 0/89-1/1 0/95 1/13/87-1/12/93 1/13/87-1/12/93

1/08/91-1/14/97 1/08/91-1/14/97

7th Judicial District: Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel Robert A. Brown (E) Delta 1/13/87-1/12/93 Thomas A. Goldsmith (E) Telluride 1/13/87-1/12/93 Jerry D. Lincoln (E) Montrose 1/08/91-1/14/97

8th Judicial District: Jackson & Larimer William F. Dressel (E) Fort Collins James H. Hiatt (E) Fort Collins Arnaud Newton (E) Fort Collins John-David Sullivan (E) Fort Collins

9th Judicial District: Garfield, Pitkin, and Rio Blanco T. Peter Craven (A) Carbondale Judson E. DeVilbiss (E) Carbondale Thomas W. Ossola (E) Glenwood Springs

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13th Judicial District: Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington, and Yuma

James R. Leh (E) Steven E. Shinn (E) Douglas R. Vannoy (E) Joseph J. Weatherby (E)

Sterling ·/ Yuma Fort Morgan Fort Morgan

14th Judicial District: Grand, Moffat, and Routt Richard P. Doucette (E) Hot Sulphur Springs Rebecca Love Kourlis (E) Craig

15th Judicial District: Baca, Cheyenne, Kiowa, and Prowers Norman L. Arends (E) Lamar Garth L. Nieschburg (E) Lamar

16th Judicial District: Bent, Crowley, and Otero Robert E. Blackburn (E) Las Animas M. Jon Kolomiiz (E) La Junta

17th Judicial District: Adams Harlan R. Bockman (E) Richard M. Borchers (E) Thomas R. Ensor (E) Donald W. Marshall, Jr. (E) Michael A. Obermeyer (E) John E. Popovich, Jr. (E) Philip F. Roan(E)

Northglenn Thornton Westminster Westminster Northglenn Denver Westminster

18th Judicial District: Arapahoe, Dot~glas, Elbert, and Lincoln Thomas J. Curry (E) Castle Rock Deanna 1;. Hickman (E) Englewood John P. Leopold (E) Littleton Thomas Clayborne Levi (E) Aurora James F. Macrum, Jr. (A) Littleton Jack F. Smith (E) Littleton Joyce S. Steinhardt (E) Englewood Kenneth K. Stuart (E) Littleton Richard D. Turelli (E) Castle Rock Michael J. Watanabe (E) Littleton

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19th Judicial District: Weld John J. Althoff (E) Robert A. Behrman (E) Jonathan W. Hays (E) William L. West (E)

20th Judicial District: Boulder Roxanne Bailin (E) · Joseph J. Bellipanni (E) Richard Cameron McLean (E) Murray Richtel (E) Morris W. Sandstead, Jr. (E)

21st Judicial District: Mesa Amanda Bailey (A) Charles A. Buss (E) David A. Bottger (E) Nicholas R. Massaro, Jr. (E)

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Grand Junction Grand Junction Grand Junction Grand Junction

22nd Judicial District: Dolores and Montezuma GraceS. Merlo (E) · Cortez

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JUDICIAL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATORS

1st Judicial District: Gilpin and Jefferson Dennis Howard 278·6197

2nd Judicial District: Denver Janet M. Adams 575-2670

3rd Judicial District: Huerfano and Las Animas Walter H. Blair (719) 846-3316

4th Judicial District: El Paso and Teller Douglas S. Haxton (719) 630-2998

Hall of Justice 1?01 Arapahoe Street Golden, CO 80419

City and County Building 1437 Bannock Street Denver, CO 80202

Las Animas County Courthouse 200 East 1st Street, #304 Trinidad, CO 81082

Judicial Building 20 East Vermijo Colorado Springs, CO 80903

5th Judicial District: Clear Creek, Eagle, Lake, and Summit John Hallberg 569-3274 Clear Creek County Courts

6th & Argentine, Box 577 Georgetown, CO 80444

6th Judicial District: Archuleta, La Plata, and San Juan Ralph Koontz ·· 247-2304 La Plata County Courthouse

Box 3340 Durango, CO 81302-3340

7th Judicial District: Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel

Edward J. Clayton 249-9676 Montrose County Courthouse 309 South First Street Box 368 • Montrose. CO 81401' 15

8th Judicial District: Jackson and Larimer scott tciuf\fi~f · ~· ~ ~ . 498-7905

> i:~~rf/.:::;)r,:.·: · 9tf:i Jtfaii:I~J Di~t~ici: Garfield, Pitkin, and Rio Blanco Timdrhv F:tF,rut~ko 945-8326

·~10th Judicial District: Pueblo Michae~ .J. ·Madore (719) 546-5036

Box 2066 Fort Collins, CO 80522

Garfield County Courthouse 1 09 8th Street, Suite 1 04 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

Pueblo County Judicial Bldg. 10th & Grand Pueblo, CO 81003

11th Judicial District: Chaffee, Custer, Fremont, and Park Robert Evans (719).275-7522 Fremont County Courthouse

615 Macon Canon City, CO 81212

12th Judicial District: Alamosa, Conejos, Costitr8,Mineral, Rio Grande, and Saguache

Patrick H. Stanford (719) 589-4996 Alamosa County Courthouse District Court 702 4th Street Alamosa, CO 81101

13th Judicial District: Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington, and Yuma

Thelma Dillion 522-6565

14th Judicial District: Grand, Moffat, and RouH Evan Herman 879-5020

Logan County Courthouse Third and Ash Box 71 Sterling, CO 80751

Routt County Courthouse Box 773117 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477

15th Judicial District: Baca, Cheyenne, Kiowa, and Prowers Richard L. Weber (719) 336-7424 Prowers County Courthouse

301 South Main

16th Judicial District: Bent, Crowley, and Otero Richard L. Weber (719) 384-4951

17th Judicial District: Adams William W. Carpenter 654-3201

Box 1178 Lamar, CO 81052

Otero County Courthouse 13 West Third Street La Junta, CO 81050

Hall of Justice 1931 East Bridge Street Brighton, CO 80601

18th Judicial District: Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert, and Lincoln Gregory C. Langham 649-6382 Arapahoe County Justice Center

7325 South Potomac Englewood, CO 80112

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19th Judicial District: Weld Mary M. Bohlander · 356-4000

Ext. 4520

20th Judicial District: Boulder Robert L. Bernard 441-3761

21st Judicial District: Mesa Judith Vanderleest 242-4761

22nd Judicial District: Dolores and Montezuma Sandra D. Weaver 565-1111

Weld County Courthouse Box C Greeley, CO 80632

Boulder Justice Center 1777 Sixth Street Box4249 Boulder, CO 80306-4249

Mesa County Courthouse 544 Rood Avenue, Room 204 Grand Junction, CO 81501

Montezuma County Courthouse 1 09 West Main Cortez, CO 81321

MOFFAT TUNNEL COMMISSION

Bruce E. Dines Denver Division 1 1/91-12/31/92 Edward "Jake"Jakubowski, Jr. Denver Division 1 1/91-12/31/92 Walter 0. Cass Denver Division 1 1/91-12/31/92

Timothy R. Flanagan Granby Division 2 1/91-12/31/92 Barbara S. Pughe Craig Division 2 1/91-12/31/92

RTD BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jack McCrosky Denver District A 1/89-12/31/92 Glenda Swanson lyle Denver District B 1/08/91-12/31/94 Ben Klein Denver District C 1/08/91-12/31/94 Michael J. Garcia Denver District D 1/89-12/31-92 Cameron Winder Denver District E 1/89-12/31/92 Roger Sherman Aurora District F 12/11/90-12/31/92 Bernie Zimmer Englewood District G 1/89-12/31/92 Dan Gray Littleton District H 1/89-12/31/92 Bill Womack Lafayette District 1 1/89-12/31/92 Kevin Sampson Northglenn District J 1/08/91-12/31/94 George W. Stumpf Denver District K 1/08/91-12/31/94 Thomas W. Spooner Arvada District L 1/08/91-12/31/94 Helen W. Steele Lakewood District M 1/08/91-12/31/94 Stephen C. Millard Conifer District N 1/08/91-12/31/94 Kenneth N. Hotard Boulder District 0 1/08/91-12/31/94

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COUNTY OFFICERS OF COLORADO, 1990-1991

ADAMS COUNTY

Congressional Districts: 1, 2, 4 & 6 Judicial District: 17 Senate Districts: 23, 24, 25 & 33

County Seat, Brighton, 80601

Representative Districts: 7, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 & 64 Commissioners: Harold Kite (D), Elaine Valente (D),

Jim Nelms (D) Clerk: Robert Sack (D) Treasurer: Helen L. Hill (D) Assessor: Pat Reale (D) Surveyor: Tim Thomas (D) Sheriff: Edward J. Camp (R) Coroner: Jack Dewey (D) County Judges: Ovid R. Beldock, Emil Anthony Rinaldi, Sabino Ernest Romano,

Jeffrey L. Romeo, Robert Joseph Steinborn, John J. Vigil

ALAMOSA COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 12

County Seat, Alamosa, 81101

Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60 Commissioners: Robert Zimmerman (D),Jim Jones (D), Tim Gallagher (R) Clerk: Holly Z. Lowder (R) Treasurer: Charlene Cockrum (R) Assessor: Dorothy Yeater( D) Surveyor: Donald Knapp (R) Sheriff: James Drury (U) Coroner: J. Michael Rogers (U) County Judge: Jean Paul Jones

ARAPAHOE COUNTY

Congressional Districts: 1, 4, 5, & 6 Judicial District: 18 Senate Districts: 26, 27, 28, 29, & 34

County Seat, Littleton, 80120

Representative Districts: 9,1 0,11,36,37 ,38,39,40,49,62,64 Commissio~e:s: John J. Nichoii(R) Thomas R. Eggert (A), Jeannie Jolly (A) Clerk: MarJone Page (A) Treasurer: Dorothy Vogt Assessor: James D. Reeves (A) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Patrick J. Sullivan (R) Coroner: Jill Gould (A) County Judges: Richard M. Jauch,Marguerite T. Langstaff, Ralph C. Taylor,

Geraldine L Allan, Alan R. Beckman, Robert H. Russell, II Timothy L Fasing

ARCHULETA COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 6 Senate District: 6 Representative District: 59

County Seat, Pagosa Springs, 81147

Commissioners: J. Robert Fornwalt (D), Mamie R. Lynch (D), Jerold R. Martinez (R) Clerk: June Madrid (D) Treasurer: Traves Garrett (D) Assessor: David L Wilson (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: William T. ''Tom" Richards, Jr.(R) Coroner: Gail D. Adams (A) County Judge: Bert E. Hyde

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BACACOUNTY


County Seat, Springfield, 81073

Senate District: 2 Representative District: 63 Commissioners: Raymond J. Miller (A), Don E. Self (D), Roy Brinkley (D) Clerk: Sheila Ingle (D) Treasurer: Vira Forrest (D) Assessor: Roscoe Hargrove (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Willard E. Goff (D) Coroner: Robert L Morow (D) County Judge: Daniel L Mundell

BENT COUNTY


County Seat, Las Animas, 81054

Senate District: 2 Representative District: 63 Commissioners: Harrell Ridley (D), Gerald faust (A), Ralph Tixier (D) Clerk: Patti Nickell (D) Treasurer: Alta Mae Brown (A) Assessor: Kitty Ann Long (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gregorio T. Trujillo (D) Coroner: Theodore W. Kuhns (A) County Judge: Thomas F. Marmon

BOULDER COUNTY

Congressional District: 2 Judicial District: 20 Senate Districts: 13, 17, 18

County Seat, Boulder, 80302

Representative Districts: 12, 13, 14, 15, & 31 . . Commissioners: Sandy Hume (A), Homer Page (D), Ronald K. Stewart (D) Clerk: Charlotte Houston (D) Treasurer: George P. Forsyth (D) Assessor: Terry L Phillips (D) Surveyor: William J. Stengel (D) Sheriff: George E. Epp, II (D) Coroner: John E. Meyer (D) County Judges: Virginia L Chavez, Thomas Reed, David R. Torke, Marsha B. Yeager

CHAFFEE COUNTY


County Seat, Salida, 81201

Commissioners: John James McFarland (A), Terry Barkett (R), Tom Eve (A) Clerk: Mary Ellen Belmar (R) Treasurer: Sandra J. Wilkins (R) Assessor: Joann C. Boyd (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: George A. Chavez (D) Coroner: Willard F. Lewis (D) County Judge: William P. Alderton

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CHEYENNE COUNTY

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 15 Senate District: 2 Representative Dist: 64

County Seat, Cheyenne Wells, 80310

Commissioners: Floyd McEwen (R), Morgan Buck (D), Karl Huenergardt (R) Clerk: Rita M. Holthus (R) Treasurer: Marlene M. Schmeckpeper (R) Assessor: Allen D. Peterson (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: James L. Blain II (R Coroner: Susan I. Kern (R) County Judge: Paul D. Tallman

CLEAR CREEK COUNTY


Courity Seat, Georgetown, 80444

Commissioners: Nelson Fugate (R), George Dickinson (R), Peter Kenney (D) Clerk: Pam Phipps (R) · Treasurer: Geraldine (Gerri) Thompson (D) Assessor: Diane M. Settle (R) Surveyor: Greg Markle (D) Sheriff: Robert P. Cahill (D) Coroner: Gene Day (R) County Judge: George R. Gaubatz

CONEJOS COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judiciai.District: 12 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60

County Seat, ConeJos, 81129

Commissioners: Miguel A. DeHerrera (D), Johnnie E. Marquez (R), Avelino C, Muniz (R) Clerk: Andrew E. Perea (D) Treasurer: Mack Crowther (R) Assessor: David A. Martinez (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gerald Rivera (D) Coroner: Leslie E. Salazar (D) County Judge: Gordon J. Bosa

COSTILLA COUNTY


County Seat, San Luis, 81152

Commissioners: Ernest L. Chavez (D), Fred C. Sanchez (D), George Valdez (D) Clerk: Roy D. Martinez (D) Treasurer: Cosme Sanchez, Jr. (D) Assessor: Maclovio C. Martinez (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Billy Maestas (D) Coroner: Charles S. Mondragon (D) County Judge: Pattie P. Swift

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CROWLEY COUNTY


County Seat, Ordway, 81063

Commissioners: James F. McCleary (D), Blaine Arbuthnot (R), Robert M. Johnson (R) Clerk: Marilou Geringer (R) Treasurer: Lynne Bauer (R) Assessor: Warren H. Davis (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Dale Anderson (D) Coroner: None County Judge: Carl Woodrow Ross

CUSTER COUNTY


County Seat, Westcliffe, 81252

Commissioners: John Coleman (R), George Draper (D), Robert !:)enderhauf (R) Clerk: Mary Kattnig (D) Treasurer: Doris J. Porth (R) Assessor: J.D. Henrich (R) Surveyor: Christopher (Kit) Shy (U) Sheriff: Fred Jobe (R) Coroner: Arthur Nordyke (R) County Judge: Whitney B. Sullivan

DELTA COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7 Senate Districts: 5, 6 Representative Districts: 54 & 58

County Seat, Delta, 81416

Commissioners: Jim D. Ventrella (R), Robert L. Watson (D), Ted H. Hayden (R) Clerk: Josephine M. "Jo" Gore(R) Treasurer: Mildred B. Hamilton (D) Assessor: Donna R. Ferganchick (D) Surveyor: Jessie J. Messenger (R) Sheriff: William "Bill" Blair (D) Coroner: W. Arthur "Art" Wolverton (R) County Judge: David C. Johnston

DENVER COUNTY

Congressional Districts: 1, 4 & 6 Judicial District: 2

County Seat, Denver, 80202

Senate Districts: 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 23, 25 Representative Districts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 30, 32, & 64 Commissioners: Alan Charnes, Cathy Donohue, William Roberts, Paul Hoskins.

Felicia Muftic Clerk: Felicia Muftic Treasurer: Alan Charnes Assessor: Allen Charnes Surveyor: Richard Baur Sheriff: John Simonet Coroner: None County Judges: Larry L. Bohning, Kathleen Bowers, James B. Breese,

Brian Campbell, Robert B. Crew, Irving Ellenberg, Arthur L. Fine, Alfred C. Harrell, Patricia A. Madsen, Robert Patterson, Raymond N. Satter, Jacqueline St. Joan, Celeste M. C de Baca, Andrew Armatas, Doris Surd, Aleene Ortiz-White, John Marcucci

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DOLORES COUNTY

9ongressl2naJ District: 3 Judicial. District: 22 &encit~ Pll?!ric;:t: ,E>. . •.

County Seat, Dove Creek, 81324

R.·eP,rt3,~ · • · .t:~F5. •8{J!£B;·,,·1· 1··y''.''o;~).Moffcit {A), Way~e (Bubk) Twilley {D), Gommr • '· .. H . . . . . • • . . • · '\ . sAlouie) Bucn~r {D). . Cl~rK: E~rle.ne Whitf!.(Dj · . Treasure~: Shrrley A. Hasty {D) Assessor: Pat hfusk~Y {D) Surveyor. None Sheriff: JerfY Martin {D) . Coroner: None

· County'Judge:·Bob G:"clohnson~·

DOUGLAS COUNTY


County Seat, Castle Rock, 80104

Senate District 29 • Representative District 40 ·· . Commissioners: Robert A. Christensen (R), James R. s.ulhvan {R), Susan McDanal {R) Clerk: Reta A. Crain (R) Treasurer: Ma~rlyn Green {R) Assessor: Ginger K. Chase (R) Surveyor: Davrd E. Archer (R) Sheriff: Stephen C. Zotos (R) Coroner: Mark R. Stover {R) County Judge: Howard G. Allspach

EAGLE COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District 5 Senate District: 13

County Seat, Eagle, 81631

Representative Districts: 56 & 57 .. " Commissioners: Richard Gustafson (R), Donald Welch {R), George Bud Gates (D) Clerk: Johnnette Philllips (R) Treasurer: Sherry Brandon {U) Assessor: Cherlyn Baker {D) Surveyor: James S .. Kunkel (D) Sheriff: A.J. Johnson {R) Coroner: Donna Merneke (R) County Judges: Frederick Walker Gannett

ELBERT COUNTY

Congressional District: 5 Judicial District 18 Senate District: 9 Representative Districts: 40 & 64

County Seat, Kiowa, 80117

Commissioners: David Wright (R), Robert L. Hall {D), Fr~nk Starkey (D) Clerk: Kay Eyman {R) Treasurer: Suzre Graeff (R) Assessor: Karen Hart (D) Surveyor: James R. Fraker {R) Sheriff: Wally Wessel (R) Coroner: William {Mike) Graeff {R) County Judge: Donna Marie Kirby

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EL PASO COUNTY

Congressional District: 5 Judicial District: 4 Senate Districts: 9, 10, 11, 12

County Seat: Colorado Springs, 80903

Representative Districts: 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, & 22 Commissioner: Jim Campbell {R), Loren Whittemore {R), Marcy Morrison {R),

Jeri Howells (R), Gary Shupp {R) Clerk: Ardis W. Schmitt {R) Treasurer: Sharon Shipley {R) Assessor: Ted Shonts {R) Surveyor: G. Lawrence Burnett {R) Sheriff: Bernard J. "Bernie" Barry {R) Coroner: David L. Bowerman {R) County Judges: Peter W. Booth, Caroline M. Benham, Jerry Collins Nelson,

Rebecca S. Bromley, Geoffrey H. deWolfe, Stephen J. Sletta

FREMONT COUNTY

Congressional Districts: 3 & 5 Judicial District 11 Senate District: 4 Representative Districts: 44 & 61

County Seat, Canon City, 81212

Commissioners: Jim Griffin (R), Charles McCall {D), Bud Chess {R) Clerk: Norma Hatfield {D) · Treasurer: Virginia Woltemath {R) Assessor: Jim Deatherage {R) Surveyor: Chuck Rupp {R) Sheriff: Bob Cheek (D) Coroner: Henry Grabow {R) County Judge: William Gobin Fox

GARFIELD COUNTY


County Seat, Glenwood Springs, 81601

Commissioners: Marian I. Smith {D), Arnold L. Mackley (R), Elmer "Buckey" Arbaney (D) Clerk: Mildred Alsdorf (R) Treasurer: Georgia Chamberlain (D) Assessor: Ken Call {R) Surveyor: Robert Scarrow (R) Sheriff: Verne E. Soucie (R) . Corc;,ner: Orval Sowder {R) County Judges: Victor M. Zerbi, Jr., Stephen L. Carter

GILPIN COUNTY


County Seat, Central City, 80427

Commissioners: Leslie B. Williams {D), James V. Collins {R), Anna Leffingwell {D) Clerk: Judith A. Dornbrock {D) Treasurer: Virginia Lee Starkey {R) Assessor: Glenda J. Allen {D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Rosetta {Weezie) Anderle {R) Coroner: Richard "Dick" Allen (R) County Judge: Frederic Rodgers

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GRAND COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 14 Senate District : 8 Representative District: 56

County Seat, Hot Sulphur Sprlngs,80451

Commissioners: Richard A. Leonard (R), Jerry F. Woods (D), Paul J. Ohri (D) Clerk: Sara L. Rosene (R) Treasurer: Margaret J. All (R) Assessor: Nancy Dakan Anders (R) Surveyor: Warren D. Ward (R) Sheriff: James I. Bartels (R) Coroner: David 0. Schoenfeld {R) County Judge: Scotty P. Krob

GUNNISON COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7 Senate District: 5 Representative Districts: 60 & 61

County Seat, Gunnison 81230

Commissioners: Rikki Santarelli (R), Fred R. Field (A), Mario Petri (D) Clerk: Joanne M. Reitinger (R) Treasurer: Alva May Dunbar (D) Assessor: Judith M. Smith {D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Richard L. Murdie (D) Coroner: C.J. Miller (D) County Judge: Algernon B. Reese, Ill

HINSDALE COUNTY


County Seat, Lake City, 81235

Commissioners: James L. Lewis (R), Ed Toner (R), Hubert A. Laird (D) Clerk: Oleta Bebout (R) Treasurer: Verna A. Carl {R) Assessor: Amy B. Wilcox (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: L. Frank Wilcox (R) Coroner: Ronald S. Zeller (R) County Judge: Larry Everett Vickers

HUERFANO COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 3 Senate District : 2 Representative District: 43

County Seat, Walsenburg 81089

Commissioners: Xavier E. Sandoval (D), Neal J. Cocco (D), William Reiners (D) Clerk: Albert P. Vigil (D) Treasurer: Shirley Zubai (D) Assessor: Virginia Aragon (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Harold G. Martinez (D) Coroner: J. Mike Antle (D) County Judge: Robert E. Haeger

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JACKSON COUNTY


County Seat, Walden 80480

Commissioners: Anthony D. Martin (R), Robert L. Carlstrom (R), Dennis V. Brinker (D) Clerk: Sherry J. Wofford (R) Treasurer: Mildred Jill Potter (R) Assessor: Jean E. Maxwell (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gary L. Cure (R) Coroner: George E. Crackel (R) County Judge: Rex A. Shaw

JEFFERSON COUNTY

Congressional Districts: 2, 5, & 6 Judicial District: 1

County Seat, Goldeh, 80419

Senate Districts: 13, 19, 20, 21, 22, 29 & 32 Representative Districts: 1, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 52 & 53 Commissioners: John P. Stone (R), Richard Ferdinandsen (R),

Marjorie (Bunny) Clement (R) Clerk: Joan Fitz-Gerald (D) Treasurer: Thomas F. McTurk (R) Assessor: Judy Pettit (R) Surveyor: Harry W. Emrick (R) Sheriff: Ron Beckham (R) Coroner: Wilbur B. Richie (R) County Judges: James C. Demlow, Kim H. Goldberger, Francis C. Jackson,

Robert F. Morris, Linda Theresa Palmieri, Roy G. Olson, Jr.

KIOWA COUNTY


County Seat, Eads, 81 036

Commissioners: Cardon G. Berry (R), Burl Scherier {D), Leonard Price (D) Clerk: Betty V. Crow (R) Treasurer: Steve K. Baxter (D) Assessor: Jimmy Bendorf (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gary A. Rehm (D) Coroner: John C. Hadley (R) County Judge: Keith E. Wissel

KIT CARSON COUNTY


County Seat, Burlington, 80807

Commissioners: LeRoy Herndon (R), Edgar Pratt (R), Dean Stevens (D) Clerk: Della M. Calhoon (R) · Treasurer: Sandra R. Berry (D) Assessor: Juanita L. Davis (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: James A. Hetland (R) Coroner: Edwin D. Herndon (R) County Judge: J. Curt Penny, Jr.

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LAKE COUNTY


County Seat, Leadville, 80461

Senate District: 4 Representative District: 61 Commissioners: Edward J. O'Leary (D), Donald H. Moffett (D); John F. Saunders (R) Clerk: June Ossman (D) Treasurer: Janis A. Fairchild (R) Assessor: Sandra L. Field (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Kevin C. MartschinskP. (D) Coroner: Rudy F. Malesich (D) County Judge: Joseph A. Fattor

LA PLATA COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 6 Senate District: 6

County Seat, Durango, 81301

Representative District: 59 "J"'

Commissioners: Fred W. Klatt Ill (R), Doris Brennan (D), J. Paul Brown (R) Clerk: Linda Daley (Ri Treasurer: Edward Murray (R) Assessor: Craig Larson (D) Surveyor: Steven Me Cormack (R) Sheriff: Bill Gardner (D) Coroner: Matthew G. Moon (R) County Judge: Elizabeth C. Gallard

LARIMER COUNTY


County Seat, Fort Collins, 80521

Senate Districts: 8, 14, & 15 Representative Districts: 45, 46, 47 & 48 Commissioners: Courtlyn Hotchkiss (R), Maurice Mekelburg (R), Daryle Klassen (R) Clerk: Myrna J. Rodenberger (R) Treasurer: Charles "Chuck" Woodward (R) Assessor: Steve Miller (R) Surveyor: Richard A. Ruthertord (R) Sheriff: Richard Shockley (R) Coroner: Patrick C. Allen (R) County Judges: Don L. Nelson, Ronald L. Schultz, John E. Kochenburger

LAS ANIMAS COUNTY


County Seat, Trinidad, 81082

Commissioners: Eugene Lujan (D), Stanley H. Biber, (D), Ken Clark (R) Clerk: Bernard J. Gonzales (D) Treasurer: Anthony J. Abeyta (D) Assessor: Daniel A. Espinoza (D) Surveyor: Gary Terry (D) Sheriff: Louis P. Girodo (D) Coroner: Mark Ritz (D) County Judge: George A. Newnam

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LINCOLN COUNTY

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 18 Senate District: 1 0

Cpunty Seat, Hugo 80821

Representative District: 64 . . Commissioners: Harvey Wann (D), Don Weaver (R), Russell Covington (A) Clerk: Roxana Devers (R) Treasurer: James R. Coying!on (R) . Assessor: Estelle Thaller (R) Surveyor: Michael J. Moriarty (R) · Sheriff: LeRoy L. Yoweii(R) Coroner: Ernest K. Love (R) County Judge: Truston Fisher

LOGAN COUNTY


County Seat, Sterling, 80751

Representative District: 65 . Commissioners: Bernard R. McLavey (D), Don Korrey (R), Jerry Montague (D) Clerk: Charlene Craddock (D) Treasurer: Barbara F. Kaiser (R) Assessor: Jane E. Budin (R) Surveyor: Gerald Jefferies (R) Sheriff: Donald E. Bollish (R) Coroner: David A. Demick (R) County Judge: Baxter W. Arnold

MESA COUNTY


County Seat, Grand Junction, 81501

Representative Districts: 54 & 55 Commissioners: John Leane (D), Jim Spehar (D), Doralyn Genova (D) Clerk: Monika Todd (R) Treasurer: Gena M. Harrison (R) Assessor: James R. (Jim) Farley (R) Surveyor: Fred A. Weber (R) Sheriff: Riecke Claussen (R) Coroner: Anthony Korvas (D) County Judges: David L. McKinley, Arthur R. Smith, Jr.

MINERAL COUNTY


County Seat, Creede, 81130

Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60 Commissioners: Robert Boppe (R), Rodney Wintz (R). Gordon E. Hosselkus (D) Clerk: Chloe Rogers (D) Treasurer: Dick Kolisch (D) Assessor: Robert Louth (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Phil Leggitt (D) Coroner: Charles Downing (R) County Judge: Robert M. Wardell

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MOFFAT COUNTY


County Seat, Craig, 81625

Commissioners: Dean Visintainer (R), Tom LeFevre (R), Tom Mathers (R) Clerk: Jessie L. Rowley (R) Tresurer: Joy J. Hammat (R) Assessor: Dennis Shanahan (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Jeff Corriveau (R) Coroner: Bruce Zobel (R) County Judges: Mary Lynne James

MONTEZUMA COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 22 .Senate District: 6

County Seat, Cortez, 81321

Representative Districts: 58 & 59 , Commissioners: Robert D. Brubaker (R), Robert L:·Maynes (R),

Thomas K. Colbert (D) Clerk: Jean DeGraff (D) Assessor: Robert N. Cruzan (R) Sheriff: Tim Wood (D) County Judge: Sharon L. Hansen

MONTROSE COUNTY


Treasurer: Bobbie Spore (D) Surveyor: None Coroner: Paul D. Bostrom (R)

County Seat, Montrose, 81402

Representative District: 58 . Commissioners: Walter Burke (D), Cindy Bowen (R), Melvm Staats (D) Clerk: Ruth E. Heath (R) Treasurer: Herbert C. Anderson (R) Assessor: Larry Pierce (R) Surveyor: John A. "Jack" Kruse (R) Sheriff: Tom Gilmore (D) Coroner: N. Robert Brethouwer (R) County Judges: Richard J. Brown, John C. Davidson

MORGAN COUNTY


County Seat, Fort Morgan, 80701

Commissioners: Richard D. Neb (D), Cynthia L. Erker (R), Bruce B. Bass (D) Clerk: Fay A. Johnson (R) . Treasurer: Robert A. Sagel (R) Assessor: Robert L. Wooldridge (R) Surveyor: Jack Odor (R) Sheriff: W. Gale Davey (R) Coroner: Francis D. Jolliffee (R) County Judge: Edgar H. Brandenburg

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OTERO COUNTY

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 16 Senate District: 2 Representative Districts: 43 & 63

County Seat, La Junta, 81050

Commissioners: Harold "Jake" Klein (p), Bob Gerler (D), Robert V. Bauserman (D) Clerk: Stella Sedillo, (D) Treasurer: Dennis Smith (R) Assessor: Marian Barnes (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: John R. Eberly (R) Coroner: Robert M. Fowler (D) County Judge: Ralph N. Wadleigh

OURAY COUNTY


County Seat, Ouray, 81427

Commissioners: Don A. Caddy (R), Donald R. Sayers (R), Howard B. Williams (R) Clerk: Addle A. Sim (R) Treasurer: Ramona M. Radcliff (R) Assessor: Donna L. French (R) Surveyor: Cheryl A. Day (D) Sheriff: Jerry L. Wakefield (R) Coroner: David C. Bachman (R) County Judge: Paul David Smith

PARK COUNTY


County Seat, Fairplay, 80440

Representative District: 61 . Commissioners: Patricia Montgomery (D), Glenn C. New (D), James D. Cogg1n (R) Clerk: Harriet B. Anderson (D) Treasurer: Vickie L. Roberts (R) Assessor: David B. Wissel (R) Surveyor: Thomas L. Burnett (R) Sheriff: Robert K. Harrison (R) Coroner: Christina L. Schweer (R) County Judge: Stanley J. Mayhew

PHILLIPS COUNTY


County Seat, Holyoke, 80734

Commissioners: Jay A. Martin (D), Larry K. Haynes (R), Tommy Thompson (R) Clerk: Mary Louise Evans (R) Treasurer: Linda L. Statz (R) Assessor: Mary Belle Rafert (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Richard "Dick" Potter (R) Coroner: Myrlen Chesnut (R) County Judge: David 0. Colver

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PITKIN COUNTY


County Seat. Aspen, 81611

Commissioners: Bill Tuite (D), Fred Crowley (A), James True (D), Herschel Ross (D), Wayne Ethridge (D)

Clerk: Silvia Davis (U) Assessor: Thomas Isaac (D) Sheriff: Bob Braudis (U) County Judge: Fitzhugh Scott Ill

PROWERS COUNTY


Treasurer: Thomas Oken (D) Surveyor: None Coroner: Steve Ayers

County Seat, Lamar, 81052

Senate District: 2 " Representative District: 63 · ·· · Commissioners: Darrell Seufer (D), Robert A. Tempel (A), Joe Hasser (D) Clerk: Louise I. Dorenkamp (A) Treasurer: Clara C. Weber (D) Assessor: Andrew "Andy" B. Wyatt (A) Surveyor: None Sheriff: James L. Hamilton (D) Coroner: Joseph Gladone (D) County Judge: George J. Mclachlan

PUEBLO COUNTY

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 1 0 Senate Districts: 2, 3 & 4

County Seat, Pueblo, 81 002

Representative Districts: 41, 42, 43, & 44 Commissioners: Kathy Farley (D), James E. Brewer (A), Sollie S. Raso (D) Clerk: Chris C. Munoz (D) Treasurer: Aurelio Sisneros (D) Assessor: Victor E. Plutt (D) Surveyor: Rocky L. Mangini (D) Sheriff: Dan Corsentino (A) Coroner: James L. Kramer (D) County Judges: Gordon A. Cooper, Adele K. Anderson, David A. Cole

RIO BLANCO COUNTY


County Seat, Meeker, 81641

Commissioners: David H. Smith (A), Donald L. Davis (A), Joseph F. Collins (A) Clerk: Nancy A. Amick (A) Treasurer: Joann Findlay (A) Assessor: Renae T. Neilson (A) Surveyor: James W. Joy (A) Sheriff: Ronald K. Hilkey (A) Coroner: D.W. Eskelson (fl) County Judges: John D. Herron, Relma Martin Miller

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RIO GRANDE COUNTY


County Seat, Del Norte, 81132

Commissioners: Vern Rominger (A), Robert A. Schaefer (D), Melvin E. Getz (A) Clerk: Lela Ann Bennett (A) Treasurer: Billie Jean Garretson (A) Assessor: Robert A. Davie (A) Surveyor: None Sheriff: J. Desi Medina (D) Coroner: Norman Haug, M.D. (A) County Judge: Gordon H. Rowe, Jr.

ROUTT COUNTY


County Seat, Steamboat Springs, 80477

Commissioners: Robert A. Dorr (D), Randolph M. Taylor (A), L. Dennis Fisher (D) Clerk: Dorothy L. Struble (D) Treasurer: Kenneth W. Sigley (A) Assessor: James W. Leary (A) Sureyor: Lawrence E. Peterson (A) Sheriff: Ed Burch (A) Coroner: Dayle D. Hammock (A) County Judge: James Garrecht

SAGUACHE COUNTY


County Seat, Saguache, 81149

Commissioners: James A. (Rod) Hines (D), Keith Edwards (A), Charles M. Grant (D) Clerk: Mary A. Moore (A) Treasurer: Gladys W. Hazard (A) Assessor: Jacqueline C. Lujan-Bircher (D) Surveyor: Scott Johnson (U) Sheriff: Daniel (Dan) Pacheco (D) Coroner: Thomas W. (Tom)

County Judge: Michael H. Trujillo

SAN JUAN COUNTY


Perrin, Jr. (D)

County Seat, Silverton, 81433

Commissioners: Richard A. Perino (A), Philip D. Antonelli (D), Ernest F. Kuhlman (U) Clerk: Mary L. Andersen (A) Treasurer: Beverly Eileen Rich (D) Assessor: Judith K. Zimmerman (U) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gregory Leithauser (U) Coroner: John Jacobs (A) County Judge: Allen J. Nossaman

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SAN MIGUEL COUNTY


County Seat, Telluride, 81435

Senate District: 6 Representative District: 58 Commissioners: Jim Bedford (D), William "Bill" Wenger (A), Carmen N. Lawrence (A) Clerk: Gay Cappis (A) Treasurer: Sherry M. Rose (A) Assessor: Peggy (English) Kanter (D) Surveyor: J. David Foley (D) Sheriff: Bill Masters (A) Coroner: Bob Dempsey (A) County Judge: Sharon Elaine Shuteran

SEDWICK COUNTY


County Seal, Julesburg, 80737

Representative District: 65 / Commissioners: Raymond Andersen (D), Charles~~. Powell (A), Clark Bernhardt (A) Clerk: Maedine Nelson (A) Treasurer: Ruth L. Schweitzer (A) Assessor: Donna Carter (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: M. Gene Mikelson (A) Coroner: Donald D. Regier, M.D. County Judge: Max Eldon Carlson

SUMMIT COUNTY


County Seat, Breckenridge, 80424

Commissioners: Rick Hum (A), Marsha Osborn (D), Joe Sands (D) Clerk: Doris Brill (A) Treasurer: Larry Gilliland (A) Assessor: Janeen K. Taylor (D) Surveyor: Richard Ferris (A) Sheriff: Delbert Ewoldt (A) Coroner: Gary Lindstrom (A) County Judge: Dave Lass

TELLER COUNTY


County Seat, Cripple Creek, 80813

Commissioners: LeMoyne Browning (A), Frank M. Ricard (A), Robert E. Bergman (R) Clerk: Connie Joiner (A) Treasurer: Gaynell Holcomb (A) Assessor: Reta Bowman (A) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gary D. Shoemaker (D) Coroner: Frank P. Fehn (A) County Judge: Jackson L. Peters, Jr.

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WASHINGTON COUNTY


County Seal, Akron, 80720

Commissioners: Paul E. Florian (A), John B. Howlett (D), Elton L. Brown (A) Clerk: Garland M. Wahl (A) Treasurer: Marijane Keirn (A) Assessor: Larry W. Griese (A) Surveyor: None Sheriff: William L. Wood (A) Coroner: Darrel Brenner (D) County Judge: Kevin Hoyer

WELD COUNTY

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 19 Senate Districts: 1, 15, & 16 Representative Districts: 31, 48, 50 & 51

County Seat, Greeley, 80631

Commissioners: C.W. "Bill" Kirby (A), Bill Webster (A), Gordon E. Lacy (D), Connie Harbert (A), George Kennedy (D)

Clerk: Mary Ann Feuerstein (A) Treasurer: Frances M. "Mike" Loustalet (A) Assessor: Warren L. Lasell (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Ed Jordan (A) Coroner: Wesley E. Hall (A) County Judges: A. Andrew Borg, Scott Clugston, Willis K. Kulp

YUMA COUNTY


County Seat, Wray, 80758

Commissioner: David L. Frank (D), Elden A. Hill (A), Stanley E. Shafer (A) Clerk: Janice J. Cobb (D) Treasurer: Mary Lou Rose (D) Assessor: Roberta Helling (A) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Bruce A. Zulauf (A) Coroner: Ralph L. Spellman (A) County Judge: Kent J. Fennie

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c.u ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

UNITED STATES SENATOR

BROWN, HANK R 1 t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 32,007 1 i. 582 9,933 9,933 1,649 14.2 36.1 ALAMOSA 2,056 1,097 903 903 194 17.6 53.3 ARAPAHOE 86,708 33,105 27,000 27,000 6,105 18.4 38.1 ARCHULETA 1,849 1,325 961 961 364 27.4 71.6 BACA 1,000 465 400 400 55 13.9 46.5 DENT 713 201 176 176 25 12.4 28.1 BOULDER 40,905 13,756 11,411 11,411 2,355 17.1 33.6 CHAFFEE 2.644 1,543 1,073 1,073 470 30.4 58.3 CHEYENNE 814 542 432 432 110 20.2 66.5 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 259 259 30 10.3 19.5 CONEJOS 1,582 1,066 806 806 260 24.3 67.3 COSTILLA 238 67 57 57 10 14.9 28.1 CROWLEY 839 574 528 528 46 8.0 68.4 CUSTER 922 638 518 518 120 18~8 69.1 DELTA 4,955 2,454 2,173 2,173 281 11.4 49.5 DENVER 69,898 31,701 20,843 20,843 10,858 34.2 45.3 DOLORES 278 127 101 101 26 20.4 45.6 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 6,351 6,351 894 12.3 38.8 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 911 911 !56 14.5 26.6 ELBERT 2,230 378 340 340 38 10.0 16.9 EL PASO 7ll,639 16.250 14,082 14.082 2,168 13.3 20.4 FREMONT 7,545 2,863 2, 536 2,536 327 11.4 37.9 GARFIELD 5,232 545 505 505 40 7.3 10.4 GILPIN 744 147 113 113 34 23.1 19.7 GRAND 3,466 2,278 1,820 1,820 458 20.1 65.7 GUNNISON 2,128 242 193 193 49 20.2 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 194 194 92 32.1 67.4 HUEitFANO 416 108 87 87 21 19.4 25.9 JACKSON 638 164 153 153 11 6.7 25.7

JEFFERSON 94,327 39,568 34,586 34,686 4,882 12.3 41.9 I< IOWA 541 184 150 150 34 18.4 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 1,136 1,136 140 10.9 54.8 LAKE 574 147 117 117 30 20.4 25.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1,321 1,321 255 16.1 25.9 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 13.221 13,221 1,269 8.7 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 277 277 43 13.4 31.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 494 494 50 9.1 40.1 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 1,245 1,245 100 7.4 36.8 MESA 19,882 5,792 5,126 5,126 666 11.4 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 43 43 5 10.4 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,035 790 790 245 23.6 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 1,135 1,135 170 13.0 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1,423 1,423 184 11.4 33.1 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 1,174 1 '174 330 21.9 29.9 OTERO 3,352 707 611 611 96 13.5 21.0 OURAY 1,227 880 700 700 180 20.4 71.7 PARK 1,847 568 424 424 144 25.3 30.7 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 896 896 160 15.1 77.1 PITKIN 2,255 348 298 298 50 14.3 15.4 PROWERS 2,800 514 373 373 141 27.4 18.3 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2,830 2,830 318 10.1 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 866 866 205 19.1 52.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 598 536 536 62 10.3 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 444 444 65 12.7 15.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 389 389 143 26.8 73.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 20 20 8 28.5 22.2 SAN MIGUEL 600 166 123 123 43 25.9 27.6 SEDGWICK 953 614 556 556 58 9.4 64.4

' SUMMIT 2,544 343 308 308 35 10.2 13.4 TELLER 2,810 1,247 1,053 1,053 194 15.5 44.3 WASHINGTON 1,993 1.058 881 881 177 16.7 53.0 WELD 22,899 5,619 4,967 4,967 652 11.6 24.5 YUMA 2,217 753 687 697 66 8.7 33.9

TOTAL 631,143 222,615 184,159 184,159 38,456 17.2 35.2

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c.v Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

0')


HEATH, JOSIE D 1 LUCERO, CARLOS F D 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 48,738 19,500 9,590 8,355 18,055 1,545 7.8 40.2 ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 230 1,024 1,254 29 2.2 49.9 ARAPAHOE 49,557 19,034 11,370 5,315 17.685 1,349 7.0 38.4 ARCHULETA 996 352 110 213 323 29 8.2 35.3 BACA 1,757 1,461 546 640 1,186 275 18.8 83.1 BENT 1,415 830 403 315 718 112 13.4 58.6 BOULDER 41,811 20,226 14,695 5,019 19,714 512 2.5 48.3 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,235 469 582 1,051 184 14.8 48.4 CHEYENNE 383 151 61 81 142 9 5.9 39.4 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 308 182 107 299 19 6.1 24.7 CONEJOS 2,561 1,655 281 1,343 1,624 31 1.8 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,533 147 1,161 1,308 225 14.6 72.7 CROWLEY 769 401 136 232 368 33 8.2 52.1 CUSTER 341 102 56 38 94 \g 7.8 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 870 660 1,530 154 9.1 50.7 DENVER 127,190 53,068 28,396 18,306 46,702 6,366 11.9 41.7 DOLORES 561 341 172 83 255 86 25.2 60.7 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,285 792 2,077 151 6.7 36.4 EAGLE 2,700 535 304 201 505 30 5.6 19.8 ELBERT 1,432 445 220 192 412 33 7.4 31.0 EL PASO 40,575 6,805 3,849 2,664 6,513 292 4.2 16.7 FREMONT 6,759 1,951 1,019 821 1,840 111 5.6 28.8 GARFIELD 4,381 707 458 239 697 10 1.4 16.1 GILPIN 714 152 71 76 147 s 3.2 21.2 GRAND 849 230 149 60 209 21 9.1 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 228 143 371 31 7.7 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 30 18 48 0 .o 56.4 HUERFA~O 2,986 2,205 698 1,303 2,001 204 9.2 73.8

JACKSON 216 87 47 34 81 6 6.8 40.2 JEFFERSON 63,056 25,657 14,952 8,798 23,750 1,907 7.4 40.6 KIO~A 525 456 160 229 389 67 14.6 86.8 KIT CARSON 1,158 385 254 104 358 27 7.0 32.9 LAKE 1,880 954 425 319 744 210 22.0 50.7 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 989 758 1. 747 115 6.1 36.1 LARIMER 26,679 5,797 3,646 1,913 5,559 238 4.1 21.7 LAS ANIMAS 6,193 3,862 1,301 1,559 2,860 1,002 25.9 62.3 LINCOLN 850 . 451 181 237 418 33 7.3 53.0 LOGAN 3,261 1,356 771 474 1,245 111 8.1 41.5 MESA 14,571 4,314 2,551 1,537 4,088 226 5.2 29.6 MINERAL 368 314 121 156 277 37 11.7 85.3 MOFFAT 1,741 363 206 109 315 48 13.2 20.8 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1.211 676 425 1,101 110 9.0 41.1 MONTROSE 3,667 882 564 266 830 52 5.8 24.0 MORGAN 3,606 763 413 252 665 98 12.8 21.1 OTERO 4,439 980 365 534 899 81 8.2 22.0 OURAY 237 87 60 21 81 6 6.8 36.7 PARK 1,193 415 177 159 336 79 19.0 34.7 PHILLIPS 682 278 151 107 258 20 7.1 40.7 PITKIN 2,351 526 372 121 493 33 6.2 22.3 PROWERS 2,337 471 204 222 426 45 9.5 20.1 PUEBLO 39,408 17 t 134 7,294 8,962 16,256 878 5.1 43.4 RIO BLANCO 789 202 115 60 175 27 13.3 25.6 RIO GRANDE 2,106 949 172 745 917 32 3.3 45.0 ROUTT ·3,024 1,047 638 331 969 78 7.4 34.6 SAGUACHE 1.317 961 203 670 873 88 9.1 72.9 SAN JUAN 164 72 32 38 70 2 2.7 43.9

• SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 332 119 451 64 12.4 44.2 SEDGWICK 411 166 103 55 158 8 4.8 40.3 SUMMIT 1,826 360 232 119 351 9 2.5 19.7 TELLER 1,520 434 261 143 404 30 6.9 28.5 WASHINGTON 636 208 132 58 190 18 8.6 32.7 WELD 18,119 2,984 1,571 1,293 2,864 120 4.0 16.4 YUMA 1, 612 602 303 253 556 46 7.6 37.3

c.v TOTAL 575,537 216.077 116,099 82. 173 198. 27'2 17,805 8.2 37.5 .....,

w CD Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

U.S. CONGRESS - FIRST DISTRICT

ROEMER, GLORIA GONZALES R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 0 0 0 0 ARAPAHOE 1,052 487 306 306 181 37.1 46.2 DENVER 65,430 29,790 12,640 12,640 17,150 57.5 45.5

TOTAL 66,482 30,277 12,946 12,946 17,331 57.2 45.5

SCHROEDER, PATRICIA 0 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 0 0 0 0 ARAPAHOE 809 394 304 304 90 22.8 48.7 DENVER 123,760 51. 523 34,315 34,315 17,208 33.3 41.6

TOTAL 124,569 51,917 34,619 34,619 17,298 33.3 41.6

U.S. CONGRESS - SECOND DISTRICT

LEWIS, JASON R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 24,170 8,769 4,793 4,793 3,976 45.3 36.2 BOULDER 40,905 13,766 9,757 9,757 4,009 29.1 33.6 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 209 209 80 27.6 18.5 GILPIN 744 147 91 91 56 88.0 19.7 JEFFERSON 26,272 10,818 6,831 6,831 3,987 36.8 41.1

TOTAL 93,647 33,789 21,681 21,681 12,108 35.8 36.0

SKAOOS, DAVID E D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 35,081 14,728 11,682 11,682 3,046 20.6 41.9 BOULDER 41,811 20,226 16,446 16,446 3,780 18.6 48.3 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 308 258 258 50 16.2 24.7 GILPIN 714 152 105 105 47 30.9 21.2 JEFFERSON 19,217 7,630 6,035 6,035 1. 595 20.9 39.7

TOTAL 98,068 43,044 34. 5.26 34,526 8,518 19.7 43.8

~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 0

U.S. CONGRESS - THIRD DISTRICT ELLIS, BOB R 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT At:.AMDSA 2,056 1,097 836 836 261 23.7 53.3 ARCI:fULETA 1,849 1,325 857 857 468 35.3 71.6 CONEJOS 1,582 1,066 764 764 302 28.3 67.3 COSTILLA 238 67 52 52 15 22.3 28.1 CUSTER 922 6.38 427 427 211 33.0 69.1 DELTA 4,955 2,454 1,840 1,840 614 25.0 49.5 DOLORES 278 127 87 87 40 31.4 45.6 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 746 746 321 30.0 26.6 FREMONT 4,750 1,813 1.447 1.447 366 20.1 38.1 GARFIELD 5,232 545 459 459 86 15.7 10.4 GRAND 3,466 2,278 1,578 1,578 700 30.7 65.7 GUNNISON 2,128 242 160 160 82 33.8 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 171 171 115 40.2 67.4 HUERFANO 416 108 75 75 33 3Q.5 25.9 JACKSON 638 164 121 121 43 26,,2 25.7 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1,163 1,163 413 26.2 25.9 MESA 19,882 5,792 4,554 4,554 1,238 21.3 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 40 40 9 16.6 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,035 580 580 455 43.9 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 984 984 321 24.5 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1,249 1,249 358 22.2 33.1 OURAY 1,227 880 625 625 255 28.9 71.7 PITKIN 2,255 348 264 264 84 24.1 15.4 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2,313 2,313 835 26.5 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 664 664 407 38.0 52.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 598 499 499 99 16.5 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 383 383 126 24.7 15.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 343 343 189 35.5 73.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 17 17 11 39.2 22.2 SAN MIGUEL 600 166 108 108 58 34.9 27.6 SUMMIT 2,544 343 276 276 67 19.5 13.4 TOTAL 98,113 32,263 23,682 23,682 8,581 26.5 32.8

CAMPBELL, BEN NIGHTHORSE D 1

I REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT :CTRNOUT ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 1.113 1,113 170 13.2 49.8 ARCHULET~ 996 852 298 298 54 15.3 35.3 CONEJOS 2,561 1,655 1,272 1,272 383 23.1 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,538 993 993 540 35.2 72.7 CUSTER 341 102 87 87 15 14.7 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 1,436 1,436 248 14.7 50.7 DOLORES 561 341 233 233 108 31.6 60.7 EAGLE 2,700 535 461 461 74 18.8 19.8 FREMONT 4,660 1,428 1,284 1,284 144 10.0 30.6 GAR"FIELD 4,381 707 626 626 81 11.4 16.1 GRAND 849 230 195 195 35 15.2 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 302 302 100 24.8 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 41 41 7 14.5 56.4 HUERFANO 2,986 2,205 1,816 1,816 389 17.6 73.8 JACKSON 216 B7 70 70 17 19.5 40.2 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 1,628 1,628 234 12.5 36.1 MESA 14.571 4,314 3,872 3,872 442 10.2 29.6 MINERAL 368 314 246 246 68 21.6 85.3 MOFFAT 1, 741 363 285 285 78 21.4 20.8 MON:J'EZUMA 2,940 1,211 1,030 1,030 181 14.9 41.1 MONTROSE 3,667 882 745 745 137 15.5 24.0 OURAY 237 87 79 79 8 9.1 36.7 PITKIN 2,351 526 440 440 86 16.3 22.3 PUEBLO 39,408 17,134 14.909 14,909 2,225 12.9 43.4

• RIO BLANCO 789 202 152 152 so 24.7 25.6 ·RIO GRANDE 2,106 949 780 780 169 17.8 45.0 ROUTT 3,024 1,047 905 905 142 13.5 34.6 SAGUACHE 1,317 961 684 684 277 28.8 72.9 SAN JUAN 164 72 52 62 10 13.8 43.9 SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 357 357 158 30.6 44.2 SUMMIT 1,826 360 321 321 39 10.8 19.7

~ ..... TOTAL 111,020 43,391 36,722 36,722 6,669 15.3 39.0

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Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

U.S. CONGRESS - FOURTH DISTRICT

ALLARD, WAYNE R 1 BRANDON, ;JIM R 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 5,223 1,909 870 7a1 1,601 308 16.1 a6.S ARAPAHOE 6,312 2,500 794 1,026 1,820 680 27.2 39.6 BACA 1,000 465 218 221 4a9 26 5.5 46.5 BENT 713 201 120 65 185 16 7.9 28.1 CHEYENNE 814 542 181 288 469 73 13.4 66.5 CROWLEY 839 574 242 266 508 66 11.4 68.4 DENVER 53 0 4 a 7 KIOWA 541 184 63 109 172 12 6.5 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 428 786 1,214 '62 4.8 54.8 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 9,784 3,967 13,751 73'9 5.1 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 149 118 267 sa 16.5 at.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 208 300 508 36 6.6 40.1 LOGAN a,64S 1,345 358 938 1,296 49 3.6 36.8 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 414 978 1,392 112 7.4 29.9 OTERO a,a52 707 410 239 649 58 8.2 21.0 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 222 743 965 91 8.6 77.1 PROWERS 2,800 514 239 219 458 56 10.8 18.3 SEDGWICK 953 614 124 460 584 30 4.8 64.4 WASHINGTON 1,99a 1,058 249 787 1,0a& 22 2.0 sa.o WELD 22,899 5,619 3,312 2,049 5,361 258 4.5 24.5 YUMA 2,217 753 203 5a3 736 17 2.2 33.9

TOTAL 107,270 a6,175 18,592 14,826 a3,418 2,757 7.6 33.7

BOND, RICHARD R (DICK) D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 9,870 3,578 2,510 2·,510 1,068 29.8 36.2 ARAPAHOE 2,650 1,026 624 624 402 39.1 38.7 BACA 1,757 1,461 890 890 571 39.0 83.1 BENT 1,416 8ao 461 461 a69 44.4 58.6 CHEYENNE 383 151 116 116 35 23.1 a9.4 CROWLEY 769 401 300 aoo 101 25.1 52.1 DENVER 64 0 2 2 KIOWA 525 456 281 281 175 a8.3 86.8 KIT CARSON 1,168 385 281 281 104 27.0 32.9 LARIMER 26,679 5,797 4,769 4, 769 1,028 17.7 21.7 LAS ANIMAS 6 '193 3,862 1,165 1,165 2,697 69.8 62.3 LINCOLN 850 451 310 310 141 31.2 5a.o LOGAN 3,261 1 '356 986 .986 370 27.2 41.5 MORGAN 3,606 763 4aO 430 333 43.6 21.1 OTERO 4,439 980 586 586 394 40.2 22.0 PHILLIPS 682 278 212 212 66 23.7 40.7 PROWERS 2,337 471 271 271 200 42.4 20.1 SEDGWICK 411 166 132 132 ·a4 20.4 40.3 WASHINGTON 636 208 138 138 70 33.6 32.7 WELD 18,119 2,984 2,427 2,427 557 18.6 16.4 YUMA 1,612 602 449 449 153 25.4 37.3

TOTAL 87.4.27 26,206 17,340 17,340 8,866 33.8 29.9

.::. Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 .::.

U.S. CONGRESS - FIFTH DISTRICT

HEFLEY, JOEL R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ARAPAHOE 12,666 4,751 3,701 3,701 1,050 22.1 37.5 CHAFFEE 2,.644 1,543 1,038 1,038 505 32.7 58.3 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 5,946 5,946 1,299 17.9 38.8 ELBERT 2,230 378 835 ass 43 11.3 16.9 EL PASO 79,639 16,250 14,078 14,078 2,172 13.3 20.4 FREMONT 2,795 1,050 980 980 120 11.4 37.5 JEFFER.SON 22,916 9,687 8,112 8,112 1.575 16.2 42.2 LAKE 574 147 118 118 29 19.7 25.6 PARK 1,847 568 405 405 163 28.6 30.7 TEL.LER 2,810 1,247 1,048 1,048 199 15.9 44.3 TOTAL 146.785 42,866 35.711 85.711 7,155 16,. 6 29.2

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JOHNSTON, CAL D 1 t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ARAPAHOE 4,525 1,825 1,083 1,083 142 40.6 40.3 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,235 572 572 663 53.6 48.4 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,642 1,642 586 26.3 36.4 ELBERT 1,432 445 287 287 158 85.5 31.0 EL PASO 40,575 6,805 5,140 5,140 1,665 24.4 16.7 FREMONT 2,099 523 360 360 168 31.1 24.9 JEFFERSON 11,252 4,699 3,740 3,740 959 20.4 41.7 LAKE 1,880 954 462 462 492 51.5 50.7 PARK 1,193 415 221 221 194 46.7 34.7 TELLER 1,520 434 335 335 99 22.8 28.5

TOTAL 73,140 19' 568 13,842 13,842 5,721 29.2 26.7

U.S. CONGRESS - SIXTH DISTRICT

SCtlAEFER. DAN R 1

t REO f VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 2,614 904 763 763 141 15.5 34.5 ARAPAHOE 66,678 25,367 19.921 19' 921 5,of46 21.4 38.0 DENVER 4,415 1,911 1.139 1,139 772 40.3 43.2 JEFFERSON 45,139 19,063 16,616 16,616 2,t47 12.8 42.2

TOTAL 118,846 47;245 38,439 38,439 8,806 18.6 39.7

JARRETT, DON D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 3,787 1,294 85.3 853 441 34.0 34.1 ARAPAHOE 41,573 15,789 8,929 8,929 6,860 43.4 37.9 DENVER 3,366 1,545 592 592 953 61.6 45.9 JEFFERSON 32,587 13,828 9,746 9,746 3,582 26.8 40.8

TOTAL 81,318 31,956 20,120 20,120 11,836 37.0 39.2

-ll> Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 en

GOVERNOR

ANDREWS, JOHN R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE :c NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 32,007 11,582 8,693 8,693 2,889 24.9 36.1 ALAMOSA 2,056 1,097 839 839 258 23.5 53.3 ARAPAHOE 86,708 33,105 22,360 22,360 10,745 32.4 38.1 ARCHULETA 1,849 1,325 905 905 420 81.6 71.6 BACA 1,000 465 335 335 130 27.9 46.5 BENT 713 201 134 134 67 33,;3 28.1 BOULDER 40,905 13,766 9,654 9,654 4,112 29.8 33.6 CHAFFEE 2,644 1,543 905 905 638 41.3 58.8 CHEYENNE 814 542 349 349 193 35.6 66.5 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 214 214 75 25.9 18.5 CONEJOS 1,582 1.066 774 774 292 27.3 67.3 COSTILLA 238 67 55 55 12 17.9 28.1 CROWLEY 839 574 449 449 125 21.7 68.4 CUSTER 922 638 435 485 203 31.8 69.1 DELTA 4,955 2,454 1,950 1,950 504 20.5 49.5 DENVER 69,898 81,701 14,260 14,260 17,441 55.0 45.3 DOLORES 278 127 84 84 43 33.8 45.6 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 5,384 5,384 1,861 25.6 38.8 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 716 716 351 32.8 26.6 ELBERT 2,280 378 289 289 89 28.5 16.9 EL PASO 79.627 16.250 13,445 13,445 2,805 17.2 20.4 FREMONT 7,545 2,863 2,325 2,325 538 18.7 37.9 GARFIELD 5,232 545 443 443 102 18.7 10.4 OIL?IN 744 147 101 101 46 81.2 19.7 GRAND 3,466 2,278 1,549 1. 549 729 32.0 65.7 GUNNISON 2,128 242 165 165 77 31.8 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 168 168 118 41.2 67.4

HUERFANO 416 108 81 81 27 25.0 25.9 JACKSON 638 164 119 119 45 27.4 25.7 JEFFERSON 94,327 39,568 30,497 30,497 9,071 22.9 41.9 KIOWA 541 184 137 137 47 25.5 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 903 903 378 29.2 54.8 LAKE 574 147 103 103 44 29.9 25.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1,191 1,191 385 24.4 25.9 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 11,727 11,727 2,763 19.0 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 204 204 116 36.2 31.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 427 427 117 21.5 40.1 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 959 959 386 28.6 86.8 MESA 19,882 5,792 4,656 4,656 1.136 19.6 2!L1 MINERAL 85 48 38 38 10 20.8 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1.035 607 607 428 41.3 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 1,020 1,020 285 21.8 39.8 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1.292 1.292 315 19.6 33.1 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 869 869 685 42.2 29.9 OTERO 3,352 707 512 512 195 27.5 21.0 OURAY 1,227 880 606 606 274 31.1 71.7 ?ARK 1,847 568 3!S8 358 210 35.! 30.7 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 713 718 843 32.4 77.1 PIT Kill 2,255 348 2.55 255 93 26.'7 15.4 f"ltOWERii !,BOO 514 261 291 233 45.3 18.Z PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2.333 2.,333 815 2~.8 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 711 71.1 860 ss.s 52.8

,RIO GRANDE 2,213 sse 489 489 109 19.2 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 so~ 365 365 144 23.2 15.8 SAGUACHE 121 532 M3 343 189 35.5 73.7 SAN JtJAII 126 28 22 22 6 21.4 22.2 SAN MIGUEL 600 ' 166 110 110 56 33.7 27.6 SEDGWICK 953 614 440 440 174 28.3 64.4 SUMMIT 2,544 343 274 274 69 20.1 13.4 TELLER 2,810 1,247 987 987 260 20.8 44.3 WASHINGTON 1,993 1,058 736 736 322 30.4 53.0 WELD 22,899 5,619 4,494 4,494 1,125 20.0 24.5 YUMA 2,217 753 579 579 174 23.1 33.9

-ll> 'I TOTAL 631,131 222,615 156,418 156,418 66,197 29.7 35.2

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Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held .on August 14, 1990 CD

GOVERNOR

ROMER, ROY D 1

ADAMS t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ALAMOSA

48,738 19,600 15,787 15,787 3,813 19.4 40.2 ARAPAHOE

2,574 1,283 1,076 1,076 207 16.1 49.8 ARCHULETA

49,557 19,034 15. 158 15,158 3,876 20.3 38.4 BACA 996 852 294 294 58 16.4 1,757 85.3 BENT 1,461 1,053 1,053 408 27.9 83.1 BOULDER 1,416 830 611 611 219 26.3 58.6 CHAFFEE 41,811 20,226 16,066 16,066 4,160 20.5 48.3 CHEYENNE

2,550 1,285 828 828 407 82.9 48.4 ~LEAR CREEK

383 151 126 126 25 16.5 39.4 CONEJOS

1,245 308 248 248 60 19.4 24.7 COSTILLA

2,561 1,655 1,332 1,332 323 19.5 64.6 CROWLEY 2,107 1,533 1,082 1,082 451 2'9. 4 72.7 CUSTER 769 401 310 310 91 22\6 52.1 DELTA, 341 102 75 75 27 26.4 29.9 3,318 1,684 1,362 DENVER 127,190 58,068

1,362 322 19.1 50.7 DOLORES 34,596 84,596 18,472 34.8 41.7 DOUGLAS 561 841 240 240 1.01 29.6 60.7 EAGLE

6,114 2,228 1,921 1,921 307 13.7 36.4 ELBERT

2,700 535 474 474 61 11.4 19.8 1,482 445 387 EL PASO 40,570 6,805 837 108 24.2 81.0

FREMONT 5,287 5,287 1, 518 22.3 16.7 GARFIELD

6,759 1, 951 1,484 1,484 467 23.9 28.8 GILP.IN 4,381 707 597 597 110 15.5 16.1 GRAND 714 152 94 94 58 38.1 21.2 GUNNISON 849 230 193 193 37 16.0 27.0 HINSDALE

1,857 402 292 292 110 27.3 21.6 HUERFANO 85 48 37 37 11 22.9 56.4 JACKSON 2,986 2,205 1,542 1,542 663 80.0 73.8 216 87 64 64 23 26.4 40.2

01 Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 0

UEUTENANTGOVERNOR

BICKEL, LILLIAN R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 32,007 11,582 8,238 8,238 3,344 28.8 36.1 ALAMOSA 2,056 1,097 795 795 302 27.5 53.3 ARAPAHOE 86,708 33,105 21,688 21,688 11,411 34.4 38.1 ARCHULETA 1,849 1,325 862 862 463 34.9 71.6 BACA 1,000 465 323 323 142 30.5 46.5 BENT 713 201 129 129 72 35.8 28.1 BOULDER 40,905 13,766 9,604 9,604 4,162 30.2 33.6 CHAFFEE 2,644 1,543 836 836 707 45.8 58.3 CHEYENNE 814 542 330 330 212 39.1 66.5 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 210 210 79 27.3 18.5 CONEJOS 1,582 1,066 755 755 311 29.,. 1 67.3 COSTILLA 238 67 54 54 13 19 ;\4 28.1 CROWLEY 839 574~ 437 437 137 23.8 68.4 CUSTER 922 638 394 394 244 38.2 69.1 DELTA 4,955 2,454 1,837 1,837 617 25.1 49.5 DENVER 69,898 31,701 12,989 12,989 18,712 59.0 45.3 DOLORES 278 127 84 84 43 33.8 45.6 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 5,299 5,299 1,946 26.8 38.9 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 723 723 344 32.2 26.6 ELBERT 2,230 378 261 261 117 30.9 16.9 EL PASO 79,627 16,250 12,669 12,669 3,581 22.0 20.4 FREMONT 7,545 2,863 2,185 2,185 678 23.6 37.9 GARFIELD 5,232 545 437 437 108 19.8 10.4 GILPIN 744 147 84 84 63 42.8 19.7 GRAND 3,466 2,278 1,539 1,539 739 32.4 65.7 GUNNISON 2,128 242 157 157 85 35.1 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 159 159 127 44.4 67.4 HUERFANO 416 108 78 78 30 27.7 25.9

JACKSON 638 164 108 108 56 34.1 25.7 JEFFERSON 94,327 39,568 29,411 29.411 10,157 25.6 41.9 KIOWA 541 184 124 124 60 32.6 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 867 867 409 32.0 54.8 LAKE 574 147 94 94 53 36.0 25.6 LA PLATA 6,019 1,576 1,158 1,158 418 26.5 25.9 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 11 .• 525 11,525 2,965 20.4 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 188 188 132 41.2 31.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 407 407 137 25.1 40.1 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 1,022 1,022 323 24.0 36.8 MESA 19,882 5,792 4,504 4,504 1,288 22.2 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 39 39 9 18.7 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,035 562 562 473 45.7 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 990 990 315 24.1 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1.223 1,223 384 23.8 33.1 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 815 815 689 45.8 29.9 OTERO 3,352 701 485 485 222 31.4 21.0 OURAY 1,227 880 578 578 302 34.3 71.7 PARK 1,847 568 352 352 216 38.0 30.7 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 688 688 368 34.8 77.1 PITKIN 2,255 348 256 . 256 92 26.4 15.4 PROWERS 2,800 514 262 262 252 49.0 18.3 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2,376 2,376 772 24.5 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 651 651 420 39.2 52.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 598 482 482 116 19.3 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 380 380 129 25.3 15.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 325 325 207 38.9 73.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 20 20 8 28.5 22.2 SAN MIGUEL 600 166 106 106 60 36.1 27.6 SEDGWICK 953 614 427 427 187 30.4 64.4 SUMMIT 2,544 343 268 268 75 21.8 13.4 TELLER 2,810 1,247 928 928 319 25.5 44.3 WASHINGTON 1,993 1,058 661 661 397 37.5 53.0 WELD 22.899 5,619 4,267 4,267 1,352 24.0 24.5 YUMA 2,217 753 561 561 192 25.4 33.9

01 TOTAL 631,131 222,615 150,266 150,266 72,349 32.4 35.2

C11 Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 1\:)

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

CALLIHAN, MIKE D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 48,738 19,600 14,718 14,7.18 4,882 24.9 40.2 ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 1,023 1,023 260 20.2 49.8 ARAPAHOE 49,557 19,034 13,935 13,935 5,099 26.7 38.4 ARCHULETA 996 852 256 256 96 27.2 35.8 BACA 1,757 1,461 939 939 522 35.7 83.1 B~NT 1,416 830 496. 496 334 40.2 58 .. 6 BOULDER 41.811 20,226 14.246 14,246, 5,980 29.5 48.3 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,235 755 755 480 38.8 48.4 CHEYENNE 383 151 117 117 34 22.5 39.4 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 808 242 242 66 21..4 24,7 CONEJOS 2,561 1,655 1,202 1,202 453 27.3 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,533 949 949 584 38.0 72.7 CROWLEY 769 401 313 313 88 21 ~19 52.1 CUSTER 341 102 74 74 28 27.4 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 1,339 1,339 345 20.4 50.7 DENVER 127,126 53,068. 28,728 28,728 24,840 45.8 41.7 DOLORES 561 341 212 212 129 37.8 60.7 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,809 1,809 419 18.8 36.4 EAGLE 2,700 535 429 429 106 19.8 19.8 ELBERT 1,432 445 317 317 128 28.7 31.0 EL PASO 40,570 6,805 5,389 5,389 1,416 20.8 16.7 FREMONT 6. 759 1,951 1,490 1,490 461 23.6 28.8 GARFIELD 4,381 707 549 549 158 22.3 16.1 GILPIN 714 152 96 96 56 36.8 21.2 GRAND 849 230 174 174 56 24.3 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 2BO 280 122 30.3 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 36 36 12 25.0 56.4 HUERFANO 2,986 2,205 1,475 1,475 730 33.1 73.8 JACKSON 216 87 63 63 24 27.5 40.2 JEFFERSON 63,056 25,657 20,506 20,506 5,151 20.0 40.6

JACKSON 216 87 63 63 24 27.5 40.2 JEFFERSON 63,056 25,657 20,506 20,506 5,151 20.0 40.6 KIOWA 525 456 300 300 156 34.2 86.8 KIT CARSON 1,168 385 303 303 82 21.2 32.9 LAKE 1,880 954 571 571 383 40.1 50.7 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 1,436' 1,436 426 22.8 36.1 LARIMER 26,679 5,797 4,921 4,921 876 15.1 21.7 LAS. ANIMAS 6,193 3,862 1,364 1,364 2,498 64.6 62.3 LINCOLN 850 451 352 352 99 21.9 53.0 LOGAN 3,261 1,356 1,071 1,071 285 21.0 41.5 MESA 14,571 4,314 3,543 3~543 771 17 .B 29.6 MINERAL 368 314 215 215 99 31.5 85.3 MOFFAT 1,741 363 267 267 96 26.4 20.8 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1,211 940 940 271 22.3 41.1 MONTROSE 3,.667 882 704 704 178 20.1 24.0 MORGAN 3,606 763 517 517 246 32.2 21.1 OTERO 4,439 980 653 653 327 33.3 22.0 OURAY 237 87 71 71 16 18.3 36.7 PARK 1.193 415 255 255 160 38.5 34.7 PHILLIPS 682 278 220 220 58 20.8 40.7 PITKIN 2,351 526 372 372 154 29.2 22.3 PROWERS 2,337 471 323 323 148 31.4 20.1 PUEBLO 39,408 17,134 13,478 13,478 3,656 21.3 43.4 RIO BLANCO 789 202 143 143 59 29.2 25.6 RIO GRANDE 2,106 949 739 739 210 22.1 45.0 ROUTT 3,024 1,047 810 810 237 22.6 34.6 SAGUACHE 1.317 961 644 644 317 32.9 72.9 SAN JUAN 164 72 62 62 10 13.8 43.9

• SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 322 322 193 37.4 44.2 SEDGWICK 411 166 137 137 29 17.4 40.3 SUMMIT 1,826 360 303 303 57 15.8 19.7 TELLER 1,520 434 338 338 96 22.1 28.5 WASHINGTON 636 208 143 143 65 31.2 32.7 WELD 18,119 2,984 2,419 2,419 565 18.9 16.4 YUMA 1,612 602 474 474 128 21.2 37.3

C11 TOTAL 575,468 216,077 150,567 150,567 65,510 30.3 37.5 (..)

CJl ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

SECRETARY OF STATE

MEYER, NATALIE R 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT :CTRNOUT ADAMS 32,007 11,582 8,945 8,945 2,637 22 .• 7 36.1 ALAMOSA 2,056 1,097 852 852 245 22.3 53.3 ARAPAHOE 86,708 33,,105 24,928 24,928 8,177 24.7 38.1 ARCHULETA 1,849 1,825 900 900 425 82.0 71.6 BACA 1,000 465 350 350 115 24.7 46.5 BENT 713 201 154 154 47 23.3 28.1 BOULDER 40,905. 13,766 10,306 10,306 3,460 25.1 33.6 CHAFFEE 2,644 1,548 951 951 592 a8.a 58.8 CHEYENNE 814 542 357 357 185 34,,1 66.5 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 236 286 58 18.~ 18 .. 5 .CONEJOS 1,582 1,066 781 781 285 26.7 67.3 COSTILLA 288 67 59 59 8 11.9 28.1 CROWLEY 839 574 461 461 113 19 .• 6 68.4 CUSTER 922 688 461 461 177 27.7 69.1 DELTA 4,955 2,454 1,973 1,973 481 19.6 49.5 DENVER 69,898 81,701 15,588 15,583 16,168 51.0 45.3 DOLORES 278 127 96 96 31 24.4 45.6 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 5,844 5,844 1,401 19.8 88.8 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 826 826 241 22.5 26.6 ELBERT 2,280 878 808 808 75 19.8 16.9 EL PASO 79,627 16,250 18,111 13,111 3,139 19.3 20.4 FREMONT 7,545 2,868 2,842 2,342 521 18.1 37.9 GARFIELD 5,232 545 481 481 64 11.7 10.4 GILPIN 744 147 105 105 42 28.5 19.7 GRAND 3,466 2,278 1, 690 1, 690 588 25.8 65.7 GUNNISON 2,128 242 179 179 63 26.0 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 174 174 112 39.1 67.4

HUERFANO 416 108 80 80 28 25.9 25.9 .JACKSON 638 164 134 134 30 18.2 25.7 JEFFERSON 94,327 39,568 33,221 33,221 6,347 16.0 41.9 KIOWA 541 184 135 135 49 26.6 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 961 9'61 315 24.6 54.8 LAKE 574 147 106 106 41 27.8 25.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1,243 1,243 333 21.1 25.9 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 12,173 12,173 2,317 15.9 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 191 191 129 40.3 31.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 446 446 98 18.0 40.1 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 1,120 1,120 225 16.7 36.8 MESA 19,882 5,792 4,823 4,823 969 16.7 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 41 41 7 14.5 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,035 668 668 367 35.4 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 1,045 1,045 260 19.9 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1..329 1,329 278 17.2 33.1 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 923 923 581 38.6 29.9 OTERO 3,352 707 526 526 181 25.6 21.0 OURAY 1,227 880 650 650 230 26.1 71.7 PARK 1,847 568 396 .396 172 30.2 30.7 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 743 743 313 29.6 77.1 PITKIN 2,255 348 281 281 67 19.2 15.4 PRDWERS 2,800 514 302 302 212 41.2 18.3 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2,589 2,589 559 17.7 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 765 765 306 28.5 52.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 598 513 513 85 14.2 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 429 429 80 15.7 15.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 354 354 178 33.4 73.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 21 21 7 25.0 22.2 SAN MIGUEL 600 166 120 120 46 27.7 27.6 SEDGWICK 953 614 491 491 123 20.0 64.4 SUMMIT 2,544 343 309 309 34 9.9 13.4 TELLER 2,810 1,247 1,014 1,014 233 18.6 44.3 WASHINGTON 1,993 1,058 710 710 348 32.8 53.0 WELD 22,899 5, 619 4,555 4,555 1,064 18.9 24.5 YUMA 2,217 753 616 616 137 18.1 33.9

CJl CJl TOTAL 631,131 222.615 166,421 166,421 56,194 25.2 35.2

0'1 Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990. 0)

SECRETARY OF STATE

HARBER, AARON 0 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT :.CTRNOUT ADAJYIS 48,738 19.600 13,803 13,803 5,797 29.5 40.2 ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 905 905 378 29.4 49.8 ARAPAHOE 49,557 19.034 12,475 12.475 6,559 34.4 38.4 ARCHULETA 996 852 241 241 111 81.5 85.8 BACA 1, 757 1,461 892 892 569 39.9 83.1 BENT 1,416 880 451 451 879 45.6 58.6 BOULDER 41.811 20,226 13,374 13.374 6,852 33.8 48.3 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,285 626 626 609 49.8 48.4 CHEYENNE 383 151 102 102 49 32.4 89.4 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 308 226 226 82 26.6 24.7 CONEJOS 2, 561 1,655 1,091 1,091 564 34.0 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,588 870 870 668 48.2 72.7 CROWLEY 769 401 301 301 100 24':\9 52.1 CUSTER 341 102 78 73 29 28.4. 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 1,264 1,264 420 24.9 50.7 DENVER 127,190 58,068 24.994 24,994 28,074 52.9 41.7 DOLORES 561 341 180 180 161 47.2 60.7 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,688 1,688 540 24.2 86.4 EAGLE 2,700 535 392 392 143 26.7 19.8 ELB.ERT 1,482 445 800 800 145 82.5 81.0 EL PASO 40,570 6,805 5,088 5,088 1, 717 25.2 16.7 FREMONT 6,759 1,951 1,408 1,408 548 28.0 28.8 GARFIELD 4,381 707 508 508 199 28.1 15.1 GILPIN 714 152 88 88 69 45.8 21.2 GRAND 849 230 160 160 70 30.4 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 236 236 166 41.2 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 33 33 15 31.2 56.4 HUERFANO 2,986 2,205 1,418 1,418 787 85.6 78.8 JACKSON 216 87 58 58 29 33.3 40.2 JEFFERSON 63,056 25,657 19.744 19,744 5, 913 23.0 40.6

KIOWA 525 456 279 279 177 38.8 86.8 KIT CARSON 1,168 385 270 270 115 29.8 32.9

·LAKE 1,880 954 512 512 442 46.3 50.7 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 1,366 1,366 496 26.6 36.1 LARIMER 26,679 5,797 4,665 4,665 1,132 19.5 21.7 LAS ANIMAS 6,193 3,862 1,263 1,263 2,599 67.2 62.3 LINCOLN 950 451 313 313 138 30.5 53.0 LOGAN 3,261 1,356 1,004 1,004 352 25.9 41.5 MESA 14,571 4,314 3,387 3,387 927 21.4 29.6 MINERAL 368 314 198 199 116 36.9 85.3 MOFFAT 1,741 363 235 235 128 35.2 20.8 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1,211 904 904 307 25.3 41.1 MONTROSE 3,667 882 655 655 227 25.7 24.0 MORGAN 3,606 763 447 447 316 41.4 21.1 OTERO 4,439 980 591 591 389 39.6 22.0 OURAY 237 87 .63 63 24 27.5 36.7 PARK 1,193 415 233 233 182 43.8 34.7 PHILLIPS 682 278 200 200 78 28.0 40.7 PITKIN 2,351 526 357 357 169 32.1 22.3 PROWERS 2,337 471 296 296 175 37.1 20.1 PUEBLO 39,408 17,134 12,456 12,456 4,678 27.3 43.4 RIO BLANCO 789 202 123 123 79 39.1 25.6 RID GRANDE 2,106 949 650 650 299 31.5 45.0 ROUTT 3,024 1,047 704 704 343 32.7 34.6 SAGUACHE 1,317 961 586 586 375 39.0 72.9 SAN JUAN 164 72 55 55 17 23.6 43.9 SAl MIGUEL 1,154 515 212 262 253 49.1 44.2 SEDGWICK 411 166 124 124 42 25.3 40.3

,SUMMIT 1,826 360 288 288 72 20.0 19.7 TELLER 1,520 434 333 333 101 23.2 28.5 WASHINGTON 636 208 138 138 10 33.6 32.7 WELD 18,119 2,984 2,276 2,276 708 23.7 16.4 YUMA 1,612 602 436 436 166 27.5 37.3

TOTAL 575,532 216,077 138,648 138,648 77,429 35.8 37.5

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(11 Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 (X)

STATE TREASURER

SARGENT, DICK R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 32,007 11,582 8,568 8,568 3,014 26.0 ALAMOSA 36.1 ARAPAHOE

2,056 1,097 851 851 246 22.4 53.3 ARCHULETA

86,708 33,105 24,147 24,147 8,958 27.0 38.1 BACA

1,849 1,325 891 891 434 32.7 71.6 BENT

1,000 465 350 350 115 24.7 46.5 713 201 138 138 63 31.3 28.1 BOULDER 40,905 13,766 9,763 9. 763 4,003 29.0 CHAFFEE 33.6 CHEYENNE

2,64~ 1,543 858 858 685 44.3 58.3 814 542 332 332 210 38.7 66.5 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 232 232 57 19,. 7 18.5 CONEJOS 1,582 1,066 756 COSTILLA 756 310 29;,0 67.3 238 67 52 52 15 22.3 28.1 CROWLEY 839 574 437 437 137 23.8 CUSTER 922 68.4 DELTA 638 417 417 221 34.6 69.1 4,955 2,454 1,966 1.966 488 19.8 49.5 DENVER 69,898 31,701 14,009 DOLORES 14,009 17,692 55.8 45.3 278 127 87 87 40 31.4 45.6 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 5,687 5,687 1,558 21:5 38.8 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 758 758 309 28.9 26.6 ELBERT EL PASO

2,230 378 283 283 95 25.1 16.9 FREMONT

79,627 16,250 12,727 •12,727 3,523 21.6 20.4 GARFIELD

7,545 2,863 2,281 2,281 582 20.3 37.9 5,232 545 469 469 76 13.9 10.4 GILPIN 744 147 94 94 53 36.0 GRAND 3,466 2,278 19.7 GUNNISON 1,589 1,589 689 3.0.2 65.7 2,128 242 170 170 72 29.7 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 166 166 120 41.9 67.4

HUERFANO 416 108 77 77 31 28.7 25.9 JACKSON 638 164 130 130 34 20.7 25.7 JEFFERSON 94,327 39,568 32,090 32,090 7,478 18.8 41.9 KIOWA 541 184 127 127 57 30.9 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 906 906 370 28.9 54.8 LAKE 574 147 108 108 39 26.5 25.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1.218 1,218 358 22.7 25.9 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 11,906 11,906 2,584 17.8 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 189 189 131 40.9 31.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 422 422 122 22.4 40.1 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 1,073 1,073 272 20.2 36.8 MESA 19,882 5,792 4,688 4,688 1,104 19.0 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 38 38 10 20.8 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,035 620 620 415 40.0 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,.305 1,050 1,050 255 19.5 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1,293 1,293 314 19.5 33.1 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 875 875 629 41.8 29.9 OTERO 3,352 707 507 507 200 28.2 21.0 OURAY 1,227 880 623 623 257 29.2 71.7 PARK 1,847 568 355 355 213 37.5 30.7 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 746 746 310 29.3 77.1 PITKIN 2,255 348 266 266 82 23.5 15.4 PROWERS 2,800 514 274 274 240 46.6 18.3 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2,613 2, 613 535 16.9 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 705 705 366 34.1 52.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 598 517 517 81 u.s 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 401 401 108 21.2 15.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 345 345 187 35.1 73.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 16 16 12 42.8 22.2 SAil MIGUEL 600 161 108 108 58 34.9 27.6 SEDGWICK 953 614 459 459 155 25.2 64.4 SUMMIT 2,544 343 305 305 38 11.0 13.4 TELLER 2,810 1,247 980 980 267 21.4 44.3 WASHINGTON 1,993 1,058 670 670 388 36.6 53.0 WELD 22,899 5, 619 4,425 4,425 1.194 21.2 24.5

(11 YUMA 2,217 753 605 605 148 19.6 33.9

c.o TOTAL 631,131 222,615 159,808 159,808 62,807 28.2 35.2

en 0 Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

STATE TREASURER

SCHOETTLER, GAIL D 1 t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 48,738 19,600 14,184 14,184 5,416 27.6 40.2 ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 916 916 367 28.6 49.8 ARAPAHOE 49,557 19,034 13.299 13,299 5,735 30.1 38.4 ARCHULETA 996 352 250 250 102 28.9 35.3 BACA 1,757 1,461 899 899 562 38.4 83.1 BENT 1,416 830 470 470 360 43.3 58.6 BOULDER 41,811 20,226 13.457 13,457 6,769 33.4 48.3 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,235 643 643 592 47.9 48.4 CHEYENNE 383 151 105 105 46 30.4 39.4 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 308 231 231 77 25.0 24.7 CONEJOS 2,561 1,655 1,132 1,132 523 31.6 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,533 874 874 659 ~.9 72.7 CROWLEY 769 401 299 299 102 25,. 4 52.1 CUSTER 341 102 72. 72 30 29.4 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 1,303 1,303 381 22.6 50.7 DENVER 127,190 53,068 26,698 26.698 26,370 49.6 41.7 DOLORES 561 341 204 204 137 40.1 60.7 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,781 1,781 447 20.0 36.4 EAGLE 2,700 535 410 410 125 23.3 19.8 ELBERT 1,432 445 310 310 135 80.8 31.0 EL PASO 40,570 6,805 5,279 5,279 1,526 22.4 16.7 FREMONT 6,759 1,951 1,454 1, 4.54 497 25.4 28.8 GARFIELD 4,381 707 541 541 166 23.4 16.1 GILPtN 714 152 90 90 62 40.7 21.2 GRAND 849 23.0 167 167 63 27.3 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 251 251 151 37.5 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 34 34 14 29.1 56.4 HUERFANO 2,986 2,205 1,435 1,435 770 34.9 73.8

JACKSON 216 87 60 60 27 31.0 40.2 JEFFERSON 63,056 25,657 20,141 20,141 5, 516 21.4 40.6 KIOWA 525 456 284 284 172 37.7 86.8 KIT CARSON 1,168 385 282 282 103 26.7 32.9 LAKE 1,8.80 954 544 544 410 42.9 50.7 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 1..,428 1,428 434 23.3 36.1 LAIUMER 26,679 5,797 4,763 4,763 1,034 17.8 21.7 LAS ANIMAS 6,193 3,862 1,341 1,341 2,521 65.2 62.3 LINCOLN 850 451 316 316 135 29.9 53.0 LOGAN 3,261 1,356 988 988 368 27.1 41.5 MESA 14.571 4,314 3,523 3,523 791 18.3 29.6 MINERAL 368 314 198 198 116 36.9 85.3 MOFFAT 1. 741 363 242 242 121 33.3 20.8 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1,211 945 945 266 21.9 41.1 MONTROSE 3, 667 882 684 684 198 22.4 24.0 MORGAN 3,606 763 471 471 292 38.2 21.1 OTERO 4,439 980 598 598 382 38.9 22.0 OURAY 237 87 69 69 18 20.6 36.7 PARK 1.193 415 240 240 H5 42.1 34.7 PHILLIPS 682 278 204 204 74 26.6 40.7 PITKIN 2,351 526 372 372 154 29.2 22.3 PROWERS 2,337 471 295 295 176 37.3 20.1 PUEBLO 39,408 17,134 12,909 12,909 4,225 24.6 43.4 RIO BLANCO 789 202 127 127 75 37.1 25.6 RIO GRANDE 2,106 949 676 676 273 28.7 45.0 ROUTT 3,024 1,047 748 748 299 28.5 34.6 SAGUACHE 1,317 961 566 566 395 41.1 72.9 SAN JUAN 164 72 55 55 17 23.6 43.9 SAil MIGUEL 1,164 515 287 287 228 44.2 44.2

' SEDGWICK 411 166 133 133 33 19.8 40.3 SUMMIT 1,826 360 300 300 60 16.6 19.7 TELLER 1,520 434 341 341 9S 21.4 28.5 WASHINGTON 636 208 137 137 71 34.1 32.7 .WELD 18,119 2,984 2,357 2.357 627 21.0 16.4 YUMA 1,612 602 449 449 153 25.4 37.3

en TOTAL 575,532 216,077 143,861 143,861 72,216 33.4 37.5

0> Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 1\)

AITORNEY GENERAL

NORTON, GALE R 1 MCMANUS, MAC R 2

ADAMS t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT 32,007 11,582 5,412 3,297 8,709

%TRNOUT ALAMOSA 2,056 1,097

2,873 24.8 36.1 ARAPAHOE 497 373 870 227 20.6 86,708 83,105 13,714 53.3 ARCHULETA 10,221 23,935 9,170 27.6 1,849 1,325 531 88.1 BACA 1,000 465

386 917 408 30.7 71.6 BENT 254 118 372 93 713 201 20.0 46.5 BOULDER 98 57 155 46 40,905 18,766 22.B 28.1 CHAFFEE 6,468 4,291 10,759 8,007 2,644 1,543 21.8 33.6 CHEYENNE 689 314 1,003 540 814 542 251

34.9 58.3 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289

119 370 f'72 31.7 66.5 CONEJOS 163 90 253 36 12.4 1,582 1,066 18.5 COSTILLA 540 254 794 272 25.5 238 67 38 67.3 CROWLEY 16 54 13 19.4 CUSTER

839 574 283 161 444 130 28.1

922 638 280 22.6 68.4

DELTA 4,955 172 452 186 29.1 69.1

DENVER 2,454 974 1,024 1,998 456 18.5

DOLORES 69,898 31,701 11,434 5,249 16,683 15,018

49.5 278 127 50 47.3 45.3

DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 45 95 32 25.1 45.6

EAGLE 3,123 2,459 5,582 1,663 3,999 1,067 22.9 38.8 ELBERT 488 830 818 254 2,230 378 182 28.8 26.6 EL PASO 116 298 80 21.1 FREMONT

79,627 16,250 7,306 5,793 13,099 3,151 16.9

7,545 2,863 19.3 20.4 GARFIELD 1,420 951 2,371 492 5,282 545 17.1 37.9 GILPIN 144

261 231 492 53 9.7 10.4 ORAND

147 86 35 121 26 3,466 2,278 17.6 19.7 GUNNISON 998 697 1,695 583 2,128 242 111 25.5 65.7 81 192 50 20.6 11.3

HINSDALE 424 286 85 93 178 108 37.7 67.4 HUERFANO 416 108 58 30 88 20 18.5 25.9 JACKSON 638 154 96 37 133 31 18.9 25.7 JEFFERSON 94,327 39,568 19,178 11,291 30,469 9,099 22.9 41.9 KIOWA 541 184 98 35 133 51 27.7 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 655 296 951 325 25.4 54.8 LAKE 574 147 67 45 112 35 23.8 25.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1.576 728 566 1,294 282 17.8 25.9 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 6,656 5,247 11,903 2,587 17.8 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 149 93 242 78 24.3 31.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 283 158 441 103 18.9 40.1 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 739 346 1,085 260 19.3 36.8 MESA 19,882 5,792 2,697 2,180 4,877 915 15.7 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 17 22 39 9 18.7 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,035 483 228 711 324 31.3 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 541 531 1,072 233 17.8 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 672 614 1,286 321 19.9 33.1 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 710 376 1,086 418 27.7 29.9 OTERO 3,352 707 376 212 588 119 16.8 21.0 OURAY 1,227 880 325 303 628 252 28.6 71.7 PARK 1,847 568 267 154 421 147 25.8 30.7 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 498 242 740 316 29.9 77.1 PITKIN 2,255 348 115 149 264 84 24.1 15.4 PROWERS 2,800 514 233 127 360 154 29.9 18.3 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 1,583 1,147 2,730 418 13.2 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,011 473 310 783 288 26.8 52.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 598 287 228 515 83 13.8 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 237 189 426 83 16.3 15.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 210 156 366 166 31.2 73.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 1S 11 24 4 14.2 22.2 . SAN MIGUEL 600 166 78 38 116 50 30.1 27.6 SEDGWICK 953 614 298 141 489 175 28.5 64.4 SUMMIT 2,544 343 192 114 306 37 10.7 13.4 TELLER 2,810 1,247 559 428 987 260 20.8 44.3 WASHINGTON 1. 993 1,058 508 255 763 295 27.8 53.0 WELD 22,899 5,619 3,220 1,628 4,848 771 13.7 24.5

0> YUMA 2,217 753 348 260 608 145 19.2 33.9 (..)

TOTAL 631,131 222,615 99,378 65,160 164,538 58.077 26.0 35.2

0) ..j::o. Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

ATTORNEY GENERAL

WOODARD, DUANE D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 48,738 19,600 14,657 14,657 4,943 25.2 40.2 ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 952 952 331 25.7 49.8 ARAPAHOE 49,557 19,034 13,349 13,349 5,685 29.8 38.4 ARCHULETA 996 852 242 242 110 81.2 85.3 BACA 1,757 1,461 886 886 575 39.3 83.1 BENT 1,416 880 478 478 852 42.4 58.6 BOULDER 41.811 20,226 13,664 13,664 6,562 32.4 48.3 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,285 654 654 581 47.0 48.4 CHEYENNE 383 151 107 107 44 29.1 39.4 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 808 227 227 81 26.2 24.7 CONEJOS 2,561 1,655 1,128 1,128 527 31,. 8 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,588 877 877 656 42~ 7 72.7 CROWLEY 769 401 301 301 100 24.9 52.1 CUSTER 841 102 77 77 25 24.5 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 1,284 1,284 400 23.7 50.7 DENVER 127,190 58,068 27,401 27,401 25,667 48.3 41.7 DOLORES 561 341 202 202 139 40.7 60.7 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,742 1,742 486 21.8 36.4 EAGLE 2,700 535 405 405 130 24.2 19.8 ELBERT 1,432 445 311 311 134 80.1 81.0 EL PASO 40,570 6,805 5,358 5,358 1,447 21.2 16.7 FREMONT 6,759 1,951 1,441 1,441 510 26.1 28.8 GARFIELD 4,381 707 524 524 183 25.8 16.1 GILPIN 714 152 92 92 60 89.4 21.2 GRAND 849 230 173 173 57 24.7 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 255 255 147 36.5 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 32 32 16 33.3 56.4 HUERFANO 2,986 2,205 1,418 1,418 787 35.6 78.8 JACKSON 216 87 64 64 23 26.4 40.2 JEFFERSON 68,056 25,657 20,412 20,412 5,245 20.4 40.6

KIOWA 525 456 279 279 177 38.8 86.8 KIT CARSON 1,168 885 279 279 106 27.5 32.9 LAKE 1,880 954 528 528 426 44.6 50.7 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 1,420 1,420 442 23.7 36.1 LARIMER 26,679 5,797 4,885 4,885 912 15.7 21.7 LAS ANIMAS 6,193 3,862 1,332 1,332 2,530 65.5 62.3 LINCOLN 850 451 316 316 135 29.9 53.0 LOGAN 3,261 1,356 1,045 1,045 311 22.9 41.5 MESA 14,571 4,314 3,574 3,574 740 17.1 29.6 MINERAL 368 314 201 201 118 35.9 85.3 MOFFAT 1,741 363 244 244 119 32.7 20.8 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1,211 942 942 269 22.2 41.1 MONTROSE 3,667 882 697 697 185 20.9 24.0 MORGAN 3,606 763 531 531 232 30.4 21.1 OTERO 4,439 980 606 606 374 38.1 22.0 OURAY 237 87 69 69 18 20.6 36.7 PARK 1,193 415 238 238 177 42.6 34.7 PHILLIPS 682 278 207 207 71 25.5 40.7 PITKIN 2,351 526 350 350 176 33.4 22.3 PROWERS 2,337 471 304 304 167 35.4 20.1 PUEBLO 39,408 17,134 12,776 12,776 4,358 25.4 43.4 RIO BLANCO 789 202 136 136 66 32.6 25.6 RIO GRANDE 2,106 949 693 693 256 26.9 45.0 ROUTT 3,024 1,047 741 741 306 29.2 34.6 SAGUACHE 1,317 961 601 601 360 37.4 72.9 SAN JUAN 164 72 55 55 17 23.6 43.9 SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 279 279 236 45.8 44.2 SEDGWICK 411 166 126 126 40 24.0 40.3

, SUMMIT 1,826 360 288 288 72 20.0 19.7 TELLER 1,520 434 341 341 93 21.4 28.5 WASHINGTON 636 208 144 144 64 30.7 32.7 WELD 18,119 2,984 2,376 2,376 608 20.3 16.4 YUMA 1,612 602 439 439 163 27.0 37.3

TOTAL 575,532 216,077 145,755 145,755 70,322 32.5 37.5 a, c:.n

Ol Ol Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990

MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

KULLBACK, KATHY R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 0 0 0 0 ARAPAHOE 1,052 487 312 312 175 35.9 46.2 DENVER 65,430 29,790 12,283 12,283 17,507 58.7 4S.S TOTAL 66,482 30,277 12,59S 12,59S 17,682 S8.4 4S.S

FORSYTH, ROYCE D D 1 \

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT :CTRNOUT ADAMS 0 0 0 0 ARAPAHOE 809 394 248 248 146 37.0 48.7 DENVER 123,760 51,523 24,213 24,213 27,310 53.0 41.6 TOTAL 124,569 51,917 24.461 24.481 27,4S6 S2.8 41.6

MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

GILBERTSON, WARREN E •QIL• R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO ·VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ALAMOSA 2,0S6 1,097 786 786 311 28.3 53.3 ARCHULETA 1,849 1,325 84S 84S 480 36.2 71.6 CONEJOS 1,S82 1,066 73S 73S 331 31.0 67.3 COSTILLA 238 67 so so 17 25.3 28.1 CUSTER 922 638 396 396 242 37.9 69.1 DELTA 4,9SS 2,454 1,846 1,846 608 24.7 49.5 DOLORES 278 127 87 87 40 31.4 45.6 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 736 736 331 31.0 26.6 FREMONT 4,7SO 1,813 1,3S7 1,3S7 4S6 2S.1 38.1 GARFIELD S,232 545 432 432 118 20.7 10.4 GRAND 3,466 2,278 1,497 1,497 781 34.2 6S.7 GUNNISON 2,128 242 157 157 85 35.1 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 lSS 1S5 131 4S.8 67.4 HUERFANO 416 108 78 73 3S 32.4 2S.9 JACKSON 638 164 102 102 62 37.8 2S.7 LA PLATA 6,079 1,S76 1,129 1,129 447 28.3 2S.9 MESA 19.882 S,792 4,S39 4,S39 1,2S3 21.6 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 39 39 9 18.7 S6.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,03S 47 47 988 9S.4 33.S MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,30S 988 988 317 24.2 39.3 MONTROSE 4,8S1 1,607 1,189 1,189 418 26.0 33.1 OURAY 1,227 880 S86 586 294 33.4 71.7 PITKIN 2,25S 348 248 248 100 28.7 15.4 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2,S16 2,516 632 20.0 24.3 !UO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 632 632 439 40.9 S2.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 S98 490 490 108 18.0 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 393 393 116 22.7 1S.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 312 312 220 41.3 73.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 17 17 11 39.2 22.2 SAN MIGUEL 600 166 100 100 66 39.7 27.6

Ol SUMMIT 2,544 343 272 272 71 20.6 13.4 -...j

TOTAL 98,113 32,263 22,751 22,7S1 9,512 29.4 32.8

O'l Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on August 14, 1990 co

MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION -THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

PETROCCO, HAZEL F D 1 t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT

ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 892 892 391 30.4 49.8 ARCHULETA 996 352 237 287 115 32.6 35.8 CONEJOS 2, 561 1,655 1,094 1,094 561 33.8 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,588 862 862 671 48.7 72.7 CUSTER 341 102 69 69 33 32.3 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 1,213 1,213 471 27.9 50.7 DOLORES 561 341 181 181 160 46.9 60.7 EAGLE 2,700 535 395 395 140 26.1 19.8 FREMONT 4,660 1,428 1,030 1,030 398 27.8 30.6 GARFIELD 4,881 707 493 493 214 30.,2 16.1 GRAND 849 230 152 152 78 sa:~ 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 220 220 182 45.2 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 32 32 16 33.3 56.4 HUERFANO 2,986 2,205 1,375 1,375 830 37.6 73.8 JACKSON 216 87 56 56 31 35.6 40.2 LA PLATA 5,155 1,962 1,355 1,355 507 27.2 86.1 MESA 14,571 4,314 3,232 3,232 1,082 25.0 29.6 MINERAL 368 314 194 194 120 38.2 85.3 MOFFAT 1,741 363 15 15 348 95.8 20.8 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1,211 879 879 882 27.4 41.1 MONTROSE 3,667 882 641 641 241 27.3 24.0 OURAY 237 87 64 64 23 26.4 36.7 PITKIN 2,351 526 329 329 197 37.4 22.3 PUEBLO 39,408 17,134 12,667 12,667 4,467 26.0 48.4 RIO BLANCO 789 202 121 121 81 40.0 25.6 RIO GRANDE 2,106 949 642 642 307 32.3 45.0 ROUTT 3,024 1,047 686 686 361 34.4 34.6 SAGUACHE 1,817 961 549 549 412 42.8 72.9 SAN JUAN 164 72 52 52 20 27.7 43.9 SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 258 258 257 49.9 44.2 SUMMIT 1,826 360 272 272 88 24.4 19.7

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0 Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO {AT LARGE)

DIETZE, PETER R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 32,007 11,582 7,894 7,894 3,688 31.8 36.1 ALAMOSA 2,056 1,097 784 784 313 28.5 53.3 ARAPAHOE 86,708 33,105 22,423 22,423 10,682 32.2 38.1 ARCHULETA 1,849 1,325 827 827 498 37.5 71.6 BACA 1,000 465 309 309 156 33.5 46.5 BENT 713 201 120 120 81 40.2 28.1 BOULDER 40,905 13,766 10,052 10,052 3,714 26.9 33.6 CHAFFEE 2,644 1,543 792 792 751 48.6 58.3 CHEYENNE 814 542 308 308 234 43.1 66.5 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 214 214 75 25.9 18.5 CONEJOS 1,582 1,066 726 726 340 3lo8 67.3 COSTILLA 238 67 49 49 18 26.8 28.1 CROWLEY 839 574 396 396 178 31.0 68.4 CUSTER 922 638 404 404 234 36.6 69.1 DELTA 4,955 2,454 1,814 1,814 640 26.0 49.5 DENVER 69,898 31,701 13,193 13,193 18,508 58.3 45.3 DOLORES 278 127 84 84 43 33.8 45.6 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 5,269 5,269 1,976 27.2 38.8 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 736 736 331 31.0 26.6 ELBERT 2,230 378 258 258 120 31.7 16.9 EL PASO 79,627 16.250 12,111 12,711 3,539 21.7 20.4 FREMONi 7,545 2,863 2,126 2,126 737 25.7 37.9 GARFIELD 5,232 545 420 420 125 22.9 10.4 GILPIN 744 147 89 89 58 39.4 19.7 GRAND 3,466 2,278 1,506 1,506 772 33.8 65.7 GUNNISON 2,128 242 149 149 93 38.4 11.3 HINSDALE 424 286 154 154 132 46.1 67.4 HUERFANO 416 108 75 75 33 30.5 25.9

JACKSON 638 164 101 101 63 38.4 25.7 JEFFERSON 94,327 39,568 31,110 31,110 8,458 21.3 41.9 KIOWA 541 184 109 109 75 40.7 34.0 KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 834 834 442 34.6 54.8 LAKE 574 147 100 100 47 31.9 25.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1,128 1,128 448 28.4 25.9 LARIMER 42,838 14,490 11,453 11,453 3,037 20.9 33.8 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 173 173 147 45.9 31.9 LINCOLN 1,356 544 386 386 158 29.0 40.1 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 1,011 1,011 334 24.8 36.8 MESA 19 '882 5,792 4,410 4,410 1,382 23.8 29.1 MINERAL 85 48 38 38 10 20.8 56.4 MOFFAT 3,084 1,035 543 543 492 47.5 33.5 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 978 978 327 25.0 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1,161 1,161 446 27.7 33.1 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 779 779 725 48.2 29.9 OTERO 3,352 101 454 454 253 35.7 21.0 OURAY 1,227 880 569 569 311 35.3 71.7 PARK 1,847 568 327 327 241 42.4 30.1 PHILLIPS 1,369 1,056 650 650 406 38.4 17.1 PITKIN 2,255 348 247 247 101 29.0 15.4 PROWERS 2,800 514 239 239 275 53.5 18.3 PUEBLO 12,952 3,148 2,486 2,486 662 21.0 24.3 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,011 624 624 447 41.7 52.8 RIO GRANDE 2,218 598 469 469 129 21.5 26.9 ROUTT 3,210 509 387 387 122 23.9 15.8 SAGUACHE 721 532 306 306 226 42.4 13.1 . SAN JUAN 126 28 11 17 11 39.2 22.2 SAi MIGUEL 600 166 101 101 65 39.1 27.6 SEDGWICK 953 614 408 408 206 33.5 64.4 SUMMIT 2,544 843 267 267 76 22.1 13.4 TELLER 2,810 1,247 933 933 314 25.1 44.3 WASHINGTON 1, 993 1,058 590 590 468 44.2 53.0 WELD 22,899 5,619 4,340 4,340 1,279 22.7 24.5 YUMA 2,217 753 539 539 214 28.4 33.9

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TOTAL 631,131 222,615 152,149 152,149 70,466 31.6 35.2

'I 1\:) Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO (AT. LARGE)

KELLEY, OUY J D 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE ll: NO VT li:TRNOUT ADAMS 48,738 19.600 12,824 12,824 6, 776 34.5 40.2 ALAMOSA 2,574 1,288 885 885 898 31.0 49.8 ARAPAHOE 49,557 19,034 12,054 12,054 6,980 36.6 38.4 ARCHULETA 996 852 280 280 122 34.6 85.8 8ACA 1,757 1,461 857 857 604 41.3 83.1 BENT 1,416 880 460 460 370 44.5 58.6 BOULDER 41,811 20,226 12,912 12,912 7,314 36.1 48.3 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,235 612 612 628 50.4 48.4 CHEYENNE 383 151 96 96 55 36.4 39.4 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 308 213 213 95 3.,0.8 24.7 CONEJOS 2,561 1. 655 1,103 1,103 552 3~.3 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,533 846 846 687 44.8 72.7 CROWLEY 76.9 401 287 287 114 28.4 52.1 CUSTER 341 102 71 71 31 30.8 29.9 DELTA 3,318 1,684 1,222 1,222 462 27.4 50.7 DENVER 127,126 53,068 24,709 24,709 28,359 53.4 41.7 DOLORES 561 341 185 185 156 45.7 60.7 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,661 1,661 5.67 25.4 36.4 EAGLE 2,700 535 390. 390 145 27.1 19.8 ELBERT 1,482 445 284 284 161 36.1 81.0 EL PASO 40,570 6,805 5,229 5,229 1,576 23.1 16.7 FREMONT 6,759 1,951 1,389 1,889 562 28.8 28.8 GARFIELD 4,381 707 487 487 220 31.1 16.1 GILPIN 714 152 84 84 68 44.7 21.2 GRAND 849 230 153 153 77 33.4 27.0 GUNNISON 1,857 402 224 224 178 44.2 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 30 30 18 37.5 56.4 HUERFANO 2,986 2,205 1,406 1,406 799 86.2 73.8

JACKSON 216 87 60 60 27 31.0 40.2 JEFFERSON 63,056 25,657 19,696 19.595 5,951 23.2 40.5 KIOWA 525 456 271 271 185 40.5 86.8 KIT CARSON !,168 885 251 261 124 82.2 82.9 LAKE 1,880 954 498 498 456 47.7 50.7 LA PL"nA 5,155 1,862 1,888 1,833 529 28.4 86.1 LARIMER 26,679 5,797 4,642 4.6~:2 1,155 19.9 21.7 LAS ANIMAS 6,193 8,862 t ,211 1,211 2,651 58.5 52.8 LINCOLN 850 451 305 805 146 82.3 53.0 LOGAN 8,261 1,855 1,014 1,014 842 25.2 41.5 MESA 14.571 4,81~ 3,255 3,255 1,059 24.5 29.6 MINERAL 858 814 194 194 120 88.2 85.3 MOFFAT 1,741 363 219 219 144. 89.6 20.8 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1,211 871 871 840 28.0 41.1 MONTROSE 3,557 882 644 644 288 26.9 24.0 MORGAN 8,606 763 488 438 325 .. 2.5 21.1 OTERO -4,439 980 565 566 414 42.2 22.0 OURAY 287 87 56 66 21 24.1 86.7 PARK 1,198 415 227 227 188 45.3 84.7 PHILLIPS oa2 279 190 190 88 31.6 40.7 PITKIN 2,351 52; 319 319 20'?' 39.3 ;i!~.a PROWERS 2,237 471 280 280 191 40.5 20.1 PUEBLO 39,40.8 17,184 12.508 12,508 4.526 26.9 43.4 RID BLANCO 789 202 128 128 H 86.i; 25.6 R!O GRANDE 2,106 949 535 530 313 32.9 45.0 ~OUTT 8,024 1 ,047. 67" 674 873 3!';.6 34.6 SAGUACI!E l,31i SOl 550 55() 411 4'' -,£ • ~ n.~ SAM JUAN 154 72 5':. 52 20 27.7 U:~ 'SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 259 259 256 49.7 SEDGWICK 411 166 124 124 42 25.3 40 .• 3 SUMMIT 1,826 350 267 267 98 25.8 19.7 TELLER 1,520 434 331 331 103 23.7 28.5 WASHINGTON 536 208 135 135 73 35.0 32.7 WELD 18 ,119· 2,984 2. 33.2 2,332 652 21.8 16.4 YUMA 1,61'2 602 410 410 192 81.8 87.8

'I TOTAL 575,468 216,077 185;869 185,869 80,208 37.1 87.5 w

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REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

ELLINS, LYNN R 1 t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 24,170 8,769 5,783 5,783 2,986 34.0 36.2 BOULDER 40,905 13,766 9,774 9,774 3,992 28.9 33.6 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 .211 211 78 26.9 18.5 GILPIN 744 147 81 81 66 44.8 19.7 JEFFERSON 26,272 10,818 8,269 8,269 2,549 23.5 41.1

TOTAL 93,647 33,789 24,118 24,118 9,671 28.6 36.0

SIEVERS, ROBERT E •eoe• D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 35,081 14' 728 9,497 9,497 5,231 35.5 41.9 BOULDER 41,811 20,226 13,118 13,118 7,108 '35. 1 48.3 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 308 224 224 84 2'7 .2 24.7 GILPIN 714 152 84 84 68 44.7 21.2 JEFFERSON 19,217 7,630 5,810 5,810 1,820 23.8 39.7 TOTAL 98,068 43,044 28,733 28,733 14.311 33.2 43.8

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

ROBS, NORWOOD R 1 t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 2,614 904 667 667 237 26.2 34.5 ARAPAHOE 66.678 25,367 16,768 16,768 8,599 33.8 38.0 DENVER 4,415 1,911 856 856 1,055 55.2 43.2 JEFFERSON 45,139 19,063 14,862 14,862 4,201 22.0 42.2

TOTAL 118,846 47,245 33,153 33,153 14,092 29.8 39.7

STATE SENATOR, FIRST DISTRICT

AMENT, DON R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT KIT CARSON 2,325 1,276 876 876 400 31.3 54.8 LOGAN 3,645 1,345 1,153 1,158 192 14.2 36.8 MORGAN 5,026 1,504 1,053 1,053 451 29.9 29.9 PHILLIPS 1,869 1,056 792 792 264 25.0 77.1 SEDGWICK 953 614 550 550 64 10.4 64.4 WASHINGTON 1,993 1,058 787 737 321 30.3 53.0 WELD 1,665 380 281 281 99 26.0 22.8 YUMA 2,217 753 597 597 156 20.7 88.9

TOTAL 19,193 7,986 6,089 6,089 1,947 24.8 41.6

JOHNSON, VIOLA D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO YT %TRNOUT KIT CARSON 1,168 385 260 260 125 32.4 32.9 LOGAN 3,261 1,356 1,014 1,014 842 25.2 41.5

• MORGAN 3,606 763 463 463 300 39.3 21.1 PHILLIPS 682 278 194 194 84 80.2 40.7 SEDGWICK 411 166 129 129 37 22.2 40.3 WASHINGTON 636 208 133 133 75 36.0 32.7 WELD 1,432 299 198 198 101 33.7 20.8 YUMA 1,612 602 409 409 193 82.0 37.8

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S1ATE SENATOR, SECOND DISTRICT

RIZZUTO, JIM D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT BACA 1,757 1,461 1,075 1.075 386 26.4 83.1 BENT 1,416 830 610 610 220 26.5 58.6 CHEYENNE 383 151 117 117 34 22.5 39.4 CROWLEY 769 401 324 824 77 19.2 52.1 KIOWA 525 456 329 329 127 27.8 86.8 LAS ANIMAS 6,198 3,862 1,723 1,723 2,139 55.3 62.3 OTERO 4,439 980 764 764 216 22.0 22.0 PRDWERS 2,337 471 841 841 180 27.6 20.1 PUEBLO 1, 714 693 531 531 162 2~.3 40.4 TOTAL 19,533 9,305 5,814 5,814 3,491 37\5 47.6

STATE SENATOR, THIRD DISTRICT

TRUJILLO, LARRY E SR D 1

PUEBLO

TOTAL

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNDUT 26,053 11,184 8,942 8,942 2,242 20.0 42.9

26,053 11,184 8,942 8,942 2,242 20.0 42.9

STATE SENATOR, FIFTH DISTRICT

BERRY, J DON R 1 t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XT.RNDUT

ALAMoSA .. 2,056 1,097 777 777 320 29.1 53.3 CHAFFEE 2,644 1,548 799 799 744 48.2 58.8 CONEJOS 1,582 1,0&6 726 726 340 31.8 67.3 COSTILLA 288 67 48 48 19 28.8 28.1 DELTA 4,435 2,208 1,674 1,674 534 24.1 49.7 OUNNISDN 2,128 242 160 160 82 33.8 11.8 HINSDALE 424 286 146 146 14.0 48.9 67.4 MINERAL 85 48 84 84 14 29.1 56.4 RID GRANDE 2,218 598 466 466 132 22.0 26.9 SAGUACHE 721 532 816 816 216 40.6 73.7

TOTAL 16' 581 7,687 5,146 5,146 2,541 83.0 46.5

PASTORE, BOB D 1

t REO t VOTE t TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 1,030 1,0.30 253 19.7 49.8 CHAFFEE 2,550 1,285 695 695 540 43.7 48.4 CONEJOS 2,561 1,655 1,207 1.,207 448 27.0 64.6 COSTILLA 2,107 1,588 1,008 1,008 525 84.2 72.7 DELTA 3,088 1,552 1,203 1,203 349 22.4 50.2 GUNNISON 1,857 402 257 257 145 36.0 21.6 HINSDALE 85 48 31 31 17 35.4 56.4 MINERAL 868 814 221 221 98 29.6 85.3 RID GRANDE 2,106 949 727 727 222 23.3 45.0 SAGUACHE 1,317 961 630 680 331 34.4 72.9

TOTAL 18.618 9,982 7,009 7,009 2,923 29.4 53.3

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STATE SENATOR, SIXTH DISTRICT

MASSON, MARGARET •MAROY• R 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ARCHULETA 1,849 1,325 859 859 466 35.1 71.6 DELTA 520 246 184 184 62 25.2 47.8 DOLORES 278 127 96 96 31 24.4 45.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1,185 1,185 891 24.8 25.9 MONTEZUMA 3,318 1,305 1,062 1,062 243 18.6 39.3 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 1,338 1,338 269 16.7 33.1 OURAY 1,227 880 698 698 182 20.6 71.7 SAN JUAN 126 28 17 17 11 89.2 22.2 SAN MIGUEL 600 166 121 121 45 27.1 27.6

TOTAL 18,848 7,260 5,560 5,560 1,700 23.4 38.5

CASSIDY, SAM D 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ARCHULETA 996 352 264 264 88 25.0 35.3 DELTA 230 182 98 98 34 25.7 57.3 DOLORES 561 341 177 177 164 48.0 60.7 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 1,868 1,868 499 26.7 86.1 MONTEZUMA 2,940 1,211 861 861 350 28 .• 9 41.1 MONTROSE 8,667 882 655 655 227 25.7 24.0 OURAY 237 87 68 68 19 21.8 36.7 SAN JUAN 164 72 53 58 19 26.3 48.9 SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 267 267 248 48.1 44.2

TOTAL 15,114 5,454 3,806 3,806 1,648 30.2 36.0

STATE SENATOR, SEVENTH DISTRICT

BISHOP, TILMAN •TILLIE• R 1

MESA

TOTAL

MOORE, JOHN

MESA

TOTAL

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO ~T XTRNOUT 19,882 5,792 4,940 4,940 852 14.7 29.1

19,882 5,792 4,940 4,940 852 14.7 29.1

D 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 14,571 4,314 3,466 3,466 848 19.6 29.6

14,571 4,314 3,466 3,466 848 19.6 29.6

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STATE SENATOR, NINTH DISTRICT

BIRD, MICHAEL C (•MIKE•) R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ELBERT 2,230 378 298 298 80 21.1 16.9 EL PASO 30,522 5,100 4,410 4,410 690 13.5 16.7

TOTAL 32,752 5,478 4,708 4,708 770 14.0 16.7

STATE SENATOR, ELEVENTH DISTRICT \

WELLS, JEFF R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT EL PASO 10,832 2,346 1, 911 1.911 435 18.5 21.6

TOTAL 10,832 2,346 1,911 1, 911 435 18.5 21.6

STATE SENATOR, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT

HOPPER, SALLY R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT :CTRNOUT BOULDER 4,507 1,519 894 894 625 41.1 33.7 CLEAR CREEK 1,556 289 254 254 35 12.1 18.5 EAGLE 3,999 1,067 824 824 243 22.7 26.6 GILPIN 744 147 110 110 37 25.1 19.7 JEFFERSON 6,614 2,550 2,163 2,163 387 15.1 38.5 PITKIN 2,255 348 287 287 61 17.5 15.4 SUMMIT 2,544 343 311 311 32 9.3 13.4

TOTAL 22.219 6,263 4,843 4,843 1,420 22.6 28.1

KENNEY, PETER D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE :c NO VT :CTRNOUT BOULDER 6,031 3,326 1,808 1,808 1, 518 45.6 55.1 CLEAR CREEK 1,245 308 203 203 105 34.0 24.7 EAGLE 2,700 535 398 398 137 25.6 19.8 GILPIN 714 152 78 78 74 48.6 21.2 JEFFERSON 3,505 1,406 1,105 1,105 301 21.4 40.1 PITKIN 2,351 526 338 338 188 35.7 22.3 SUMMIT 1,826 360 275 275 85 23.6 19.7

TOTAL 18,372 6. 613 4,205 4,205 2,408 36.4 35.9

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STATE SENATOR, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT

ROBERTS, JIM R 1 EDWARDS, TREVA I R 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT LARIMER 13,981 5,567 3,225 2,120 5,345 222 3.9 WELD 4,353 1,023 602 317 919 104 10.1 TOTAL 18,334 6,590 3,827 2,437 6,264 326 4.9

VAUGHAN, PAUL D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT LARIMER 7,864 1,868 1,581 1,581 287 1~.3 23.7 WELD 4,878 776 514 514 262 33,. 7 15.9

TOTAL 12,742 2,644 2,095 2,095 549 20.7 20.7

STATE SENATOR, SIXTEENTH DISTRICT

NORTON, TOM R 1

WELD

TOTAL

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 16,881 4,216 3,205 3,205 1,011 23.9 24.9

16.,881 4,216 3,205 3,205 1,011 23.9 24.9

STATE SENATOR, TWENTIETH DISTRICT

TRAYLOR, CLAIRE R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT JEFFERSON 17,749 7,725 6,418 6,418 1,307 16.9 43.5

TOTAL 17,749 7,725 6,418 6,418 1,307 16.9 43.5

TARNOW, ROBERT C D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRJIOUT JEFFERSON 13,072 5,344 4,136 4,136 1,208 22.6 40.8

TOTAL 13,072 5,344 4,131 4,131 1,208 22.6 40.8

%TRNOUT 39.8 23.5

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STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT

SCHROEDER, BILL R 1

f REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT JEFFERSON 22,215 9,695 8,404 8,404 1,291 13.3

TOTAL 22,215 9,695 8,404 8,404 1,291 13.3

MCREYNOLDS, OREOQ C D 1

f REO f VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT JEFFERSON 13,598 5, 669 4,503 4,503 1,166 20,. 5

TOTAL 13,598 5,669 4,503 4,503 1,166 2o.'s

STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

MCCAULEY, BRIAN D 1 JOHNSON, JOAN D 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE ADAMS 16,806 7,098 2,461 8,546 6,007 1,091

TOTAL 16,806 7,098 2,461 8,546 6,007 1,091

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STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT

MENDEZ, C •Tuo• a R 1 MUTZEBAUGH, DICK R 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE ARAPAHOE 10,969 4,141 754 2,872 8,126 1,015 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 2,675 3,500 6,175 1,070 JEFFERSON 9,482 4,006 767 2,780 8,497 509

TOTAL 39,065 15,392 4,196 8,602 12,798 2,594

ROBINSON, MIKE D 1

f REO f VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT ARAPAHOE 7. 778 2,708 1,685 1,685 1,023 37.7 DOUGLAS 6,114 2,228 1,677 1,677 551 24.7 JEFFERSON 4,355 1,868 1,511 1,511 357 19.1

TOTAL 18,247 6,804 4,873 4,873 1,931 28.3

XTRNOUT 43.6

43.6

XTRNOUT 41.6

41.6

% NO VT %TRNOUT 15.8 42.2

15.3 42.2

% NO VT %TRNOUT 24.5 87.7 14.7 38.8 12.7 42.4

16.8 39.4

XTRNOUT 34.8 86.4 42.8

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STATE SENATOR, THIRTIETH DISTRICT

FONTENOT, PAT R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE ::C NO VT ::CTRNOUT DENVER 5,893 2,121 790 790 1,331 62.7 35.9

TOTAL 5,893 2.121 790 790 1,331 62.7 35.9

GALLAGHER, DENNIS D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE ::C NO VT ::CTRNOUT DENVER 22.737 8,009 4,151 4,151 3,858 48,.1 35.2

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TOTAL 22.737 8,009 4,151 4,151 3,858 48.'1 35.2

STATE SENATOR, THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT

THRELKELD, BILL

DENVER

TOTAL

PETERSON, RAY E

DENVER

TOTAL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE ::C NO VT ::cTRNOUT 13.750 6,182 2,647 2,647 3,535 57.1 44.9

13,750 15,182 2,647 2,647 3,535 57.1 44.9

D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE ::C NO VT ::CTRNOUT 20,167 9,485 4,552 4,552 4,933 52.0 47.0

20,167 9,485 4,552 4,552 4,933 52.0 47.0

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIRST DISTRICT

FAATZ, JEANNE

DENVER

TOTAL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE ::C NO VT ::CTRNOUT 9,155 4,255 2,387 2.387 1,868 43.9 46.4

9,155 4,255 2,387 2,387 1,868 43.9 46.4

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SECOND DISTRICT

KRUSE, RON W R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT DENVER 3,311 1,142 439 439 703 61.5 34.4

TOTAL 3,311 1.142 439 439 703 61.5 34.4

HERNANDEZ, TONY D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO\ VT %TRNOUT DENVER 11,417 3,926 2,035 2,035 1,891 48 ;\1 34.3

TOTAL 11,417 3,926 2,035 2,035 1,891 48.1 34.3

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRD DISTRICT

CROUSE, GORDON J

DENVER

TOTAL

KNOX, WAYNE N

DENVER

TOTAL

R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 6,131 2,610 1,023 1,023 1,587 60.8 42.5

6,131 2,610 1,023 1,023 1,587 60.8 42.5

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11,341 5,141 2,756 2,756 2,385 46.3 45.3

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH DISTRICT

BAILEY, CHUCK R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE lC NO VT lCTRNOUT DENVER 3, 711 1,526 559 559 967 63.3 41.1

TOTAL 3, 711 1,526 559 559 967 63.3 41.1

MARES, DONALD J D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE lC NO VT lCTRNOUT DENVER 12,206 5,383 2,857 2,857 2,526 4&\. 9 44.1

' TOTAL 12,206 5,383 2,857 2,857 2,526 46.9 44.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTH DISTRICT

HERNANDEZ, PHIL D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE lC NO VT lCTRNOUT DENVER 12,284 4,013 2,099 2,099 1,914 47.6 32.6

TOTAL 12,284 4,013 2,099 2,099 1,914 47.6 32.6

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTH DISTRICT KOPEL, JERRY D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE lC NO VT lCTRNOUT DENVER 11,881 5,107 3,075 3,075 2,032 39.7 42.9 TOTAL 11,881 5,107 3,075 3,075 2,032 39.7 42.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE,.SEVENTH DISTRICT

TANNER, OLORIA D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE :C NO VT :CTRNOUT ADAMS 0 0 0 0 DENVER 14,477 4,607 2,698 2,698 1,909 41.4 81.8

TOTAL 14,477 4,607 2,698 2,698 1,909 41.4 81.8

,STATE REPRESENTATIVE, EIGHTH DISTRICT

WEBB, WILMA J D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE :C NO VT lCTRNOUT DENVER l4,0l5 4,106 2,567 2,567 1,539 37.4 29.2 co .... TOTAL 14,015 4,106 2,567 2,567 1,539 37.4 29.2


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, NINTH DISTRICT

GRANT, PAT

ARAPAHOE DENVER

TOTAL

GATTO, CHARLES

ARAPAHOE DENVER

TOTAL

f REO 237

10,292

t VOTE 65

5,577

1 44

2,827

R

TOTAL 44

2,827

1

NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 21 32.3 27.4

2,750 49.3 54.1

10,529 5,642 2,871 2,871 2,771 49.1 58.5

t REO 289

9,708

f VOTE 87

5,446

1 63

2,349

D

TOTAL 63

2,349

1

NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 24 27.5 30.1

8,097 56.8 56.0

9,997 5,583 2,412 2,412 8,121 56.4 55.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TENTH DISTRICT

NEALE, BETTY

ARAPAHOE DENVER

TOTAL

LUTREY, RALPHIE

ARAPAHOE DENVER

TOTAL

f REO 0

12,942

f VOTE 0

5,914

1 0

2,956

R 1

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 0

2,956 2,958 50.0 45.6

12,942 5,914 2,956 2,956 2,958 50.0 45.6

f REO 0

10,497

t VOTE 0

5,387

1 0

2,510

D

TOTAL 0

2,510

1

NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT

2,827

10,497 5,887 2,510 2,510 2,827

52.9

52.9

50.8

50.8

co CJ1

co .~:> Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, ELEVENTH DISTRICT

SHOEMAKER, JEFF

ARAPAHOE DENVER

TOTAL

I REG 815

10,307

I VOTE 422

5,428

1 308

2,849

R

TOTAL 308

2,849

1


2,579 47.5 52.6

11,122 5,850 3,157 8,157 2,693 46.0 52.5

HODAPP, PATRICIA •PAT• D 1

ARAPAHOE DENVER

TOTAL

I REG 520

8,644

t VOTE 307

4,851

1 198

2,415

TOTAL 198

2,415


2,436 50.2 56.1

9,164 5,158 2,618 2,618 2,545 49.3 56.2

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWELFTH DISTRICT

SWENSON, BETTY

BOULDER

TOTAL

BLUE, MARY

BOULDER

TOUL

R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ITRNOUT 10,328 3,439 2,444 2,444 995 28.9 33.2

10,328 3,439 2,444 2,444 995 28.9 33.2

D 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE I NO VT ITRNOUT 7,137 2,660 1,688 1,688 972 36.5 37.2

7,137 2,660 1,688 1,688 972 36.5 37.2


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT

JOHNSON, STAN

BOULDER

TOTAL

MARTIN, SALLY

BOULDER

TOTAL

R 1


11,999 4,544 3,160 3,160 1,384 30.4 37.8

D 1

' t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 9,248 4,993 3,141 3,141 1,852 37.0 53.9

9,248 4,993 3,141 3,141 1,852 37.0 53.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTEENTH DISTRICT

WINDHAM, THOMAS L

BOULDER

TOTAL

RUPERT, DOROTHY

BOULDER

TOTAL

R 1


8,926 3,164 1,889 1,889 1,275 40.2 35.4

D 1


11,710 6,507 4,317 4,317 2,190 33.6 55.5

co OJ Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT

CORNELISON, PAUL

BOULDER

TOTAL

WRIGHT, RUTH

BOULDER

TOTAL

t REO t VOTE 6,558 1,608

6. 558 1. 608

R 1

1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 960 960 648 40.2 24.5

960 960 648 40.2 24.5

D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % N~\VT %TRNOUT 10,326 4,415 3,110 3,110 1,305 29.5 42.7

10,326 4,415 3,110 3,110 1,305 29.5 42.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTEENTH DISTRICT

MARTIN, BILL

EL PASO

TOTAL

COAKLEY, JAMES F

EL PASO

TOTAL

R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 10,619 2,863 2,365 2,365 498 17.3 26.9

10,619 2.863 2,365 2,365 498 17.3 26.9

t REG t VOTE 5,332 1,053

5,332 1,053

D 1

1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 798 79B 255 24.2 19.7

798 798 255 24.2 19.7

g Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT

PHILIPS, BARBARA

EL PASO

TOTAL

OREENWOOD, DAPHNE T

EL PASO

TOTAL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 5,433 1,351 1,112 1,112 239 17.6 24.B

5,433 1,351 1,112 1,112 239 17.6 24.B

D 1

t REO t VOTE 5,449 924

1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO\VT %TRNOUT 740 740 184 19.9 16.9

5,449 924 740 740 184 19.9 16.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT

RATTERREE, THOMAS W

EL PASO

TOTAL

RAYE, ED

EL PASO

TOTAL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 18,612 2,851 2,396 2,396 455 15.9 15.3

18,612 2,851 2,396 2,396 455 15.9 15.3

t REO t VOTE 7,235 1,016

7,235 1,016

D 1

1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 821 821 195 19.1 14.0

821 821 195 19.1 14.0

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, NINETEENTH DISTRICT

EPPS, MARY ELLEN

EL PASO

TOTAL

SCHOENBERGER, CHARRON

EL PASO

TOTAL

R 1


8,687 1,981 1,684 1,684 297 14.9 22.8

D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO ~T %TRNOUT 5,469 895 705 705 190 21.2 16.3

5,469 895 705 705 190 21.2 16.3

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTIETH DISTRICT

DUKE, CHARLES

EL PASO

TOTAL

WERLE, NICHOLAS

EL PASO

TOTAL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 16,209 2,912 2,402 2,402 510 17.5 17.9

16,209 2,912 2,402 2,402 510 17.5 17.9

D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT 5,802 911 671 671 240 26.3 15.7

5,802 911 671 671 240 26.3 15.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT

BERRY, CHUCK

EL PASO

TOTAL

I REO 10,309

10,309

I VOTE 1.932

1,932

1 1,589

1,589

R

TOTAL 1, 589.

1,589

1

NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT 343 17.7 18.7

343 17.7 18.7

... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the P,RIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENl'Y-SECOND DISTRICT

ARO, MAROARET (MAOOIE) HOUSTON R 1

EL PASO

TOTAL

FAOAN, RENNY

EL PASO

TOTAL

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 9,758 2,3&0 1,738 1,738 &22 2&.3 24.1

9,758 2,3&0 1,738 1,738 &22 2&.3 24.1

D 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO 'v,T XTRNOUT 6,879 1,319 1,100 1,100 219 1&.6 19.1

6,879 1,319 1,100 1,100 219 16.6 19.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT

FISH, MARLEEN M

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

WRIOHT, LANCE

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 10,258 4,144 3,457 3,457 687 1&.5 40.3

10,258 4,144 3,457 3,457 687 16.5 40.3

D 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 7,443 2,878 2,264 2,264 614 21.3 38.&

7,443 2,878 2,264 2,264 514 21.3 38.6

..... g Abstract at Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

HAYES, ROD

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

KILLIAN, PAT

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R 1


8,200 3,375 2,732 2,732 643 19.0 41.1

D 1

\ ' t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT

7,515 2,993 2,485 2,485 508 16.9 39.8

7,515 2,993 2,485 2,485 508 16.9 39.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

ORAMPSAS, ANTHONY (TONY) S R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT JEFFERSON 12,252 5,002 4,098 4,098 904 18.0 40.8

TOTAL 12,252 5,002 4,098 4,098 904 18.0 40.8

WILSON, BOB D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT JEFFERSON 6,749 2,783 2,211 2,211 572 20.5 41.2

TOTAL 6,749 2,783 2,211 2,211 572 20.5 41.2

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

,TUCKER, SHIRLEEN R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT JEFFERSON

TOTAL

10,125 4,353 3i586 3,586 767 17.6 42.9

10,125 4,353 3,586 3,586 767 17.6 42.9

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT

MILLER, PAT R 1 DYER, BOB R 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL JEFFERSON 11,072 5,019 2,482 1,941 4,423

TOTAL 11,072 5,019 2,482 1,941 4,428

PIERSON, JIM D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE JEFFERSON 7,143 3,101 2,057 2,057 1,044

TOTAL 7,143 3,101 2,057 2,057 1,044

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

ECKERT, DICK AGLER, VICKIE R

R 1 2

NO VOTE 596

596

:Z NO VT 33.6

33.6

:z NO VT %TRNOUT 11.8 45.3

11.8 45.8

:ZTRNOUT 43.4

43.4

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

I REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE :Z NO VT :ZTRNOUT 16,570 7,551 8,103 3,715• 6,818 733 9.7 45.5

KINO, GERALD E

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

16,570 7,551 3,103 8,715 6,818 738 9.7 45.5

D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE :Z NO VT :ZTRNOUT 7,345 3,208 2,465 2,465 743 23.1 43.6

7,345 3,208 2,465 2,465 743 23.1 43.6

......

..... Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 0

......

......

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT

LAWRENCE, MICHELLE MORSE JR, RUSSELL

R R

1 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT JEFFERSON

TOTAL

7,681 8,049 1,758 987 2,695 854 11.6 89.6

7,681 8,049 1,758 987 2,695 854 11.6

FEDORONKO, QEOROE D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT JEFFERSON

TOTAL

6,929 2,684 2,028 2,028 656 24.4 38.7

6,929 2,684 2,028 2,028 656 24.4 38.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTIETH DISTRICT

SWAYZE, BARBARA J R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 4,802 1,805 1,376 1,376 429 23.7 37.5 DENVER 39 0 2 2

TOTAL 4,841 1,805 1,878 1,878 427 28.6 87.2

DEHERRERA, GUILLERMO A D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 7,156 2,633 1,971 1,971 662 25.1 36.7 DENVER 89 0 0 0

TOTAL 7,195 2,688 1,971 1,971 662 25.1 86.5

89.6

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY~FIRST DISTRICT

FLEMING, FAYE

ADAMS BOULDER WELD

TOTAL

ZIMMERMAN, A JOHNSON, BOB

ADAMS BOULDER WELD

TOTAL

PAUL

t REO 5,378 3,094

807

9,279

t REG 5,706 3,390

875

9, 971

t VOTE 1 1,902 1,486 1,011 650

139 101

3,052 2,237

t VOTE 1 2,842 845 1, 651 459

148 58

4,141 1,357

R 1

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 1,486 416 21.8 35.3

650 361 35.7 32.6 101 38 27.3 17.2

2,237 815 26.7 32.8

D 1 D 2

2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT 1,087 1,932 410 17.5

666 1,125 526 31.8 67 120 28 18.9

1,820 3,177 964 23.2

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT

REESER, JEANNIE Q

ADAMS DENVER

TOTAL

t REO 8,817

15

t VOTE 3,183

0

1 2,424

3

D 1

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 2,424 759 23.8 36.1

3

8,882 3,188 2,427 2,427 756 23.7 36.0

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTV~THIRD DISTRICT

WILLIAMS, KAT HI

ADAMS

TOTAL

,SNYDER, CAROL

ADAMS

TO TilL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 7,751 2,860. 2,285 2,285 575 20.1 36.8

7,751 2,860 2,285 2,285 575 20.1 36.8

t REO t VOTE 9,067 3,764

9,067 3,764

1 2,885

2,885

D 1

TOTAL . NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 2,885 879 23.3 41.5

2,885 879 23.3 41.5

%TRNOUT 41.0 48.7 16.9

41.5

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

BOYER, LLOYD R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS

TOTAL

JONES, MATTHEW •MATT•

ADAMS

TOTAL

4,762 1,667 1,279 1,279 388 23.2 35.0

4,762 1,667 1,279 1,279 388 23.2 35.0

D 1


8,498 3,308 2,733 2,733 575 17.3 38.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

MCDOWALL, DAVE R 1

ADAMS

TOTAL


4,762 1,822 1,379 1,379

TILOER, ANTHONY J (TONY) JUNE, VI

D D

1 2

443 24.3 38.2

ADAMS

TOTAL

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 8,935 4,216 1,732 2,117 3,849 367 8.7 47.1

8,985 4,216 1,782 2,117 8,849 867 8.7 47.1


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

SHERMAN, ROOER

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

RUDDICK, STEVE

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 6,053 2,310 1,598 1,598 712 30.8 38.1

6,053 2,310 1,598 1,598 712 30.8 38.1

D 1


5,951 2,151 1,562 1,562 589 27.3 36.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT

BLICKENSDERFER, TOM R MCCORMICK, MARY V R

t REG t VOTE 1 2 ARAPAHOE 9,455 4,209 2,406 1,180

TOTAL 9,455 4,209 2,406 1,180

BURNS, TOM D

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL ARAPAHOE 6,556 2,699 1,619 1,619

TOTAL 6,556 2,699 1,619 1,619

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

PANKEY, PHILLIP L

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

t REG t VOTE 14,090 5,731

14,090 5,731

1 3,952

3,952

R

TOTAL 3,952

3,952

1 2

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT 3,586 673 15.9

8,536 673 15.9

1

NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 1,080 40.0 41.1

1,080 40.0 41.1

1

NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 1,779 31.0 40.6

1,779 31.0 40.6

%TRNOUT 44.5

44.5

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT

SCHAUER, PAUL R 1

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNDUT 18,992 7,315 5,397 5,397 1,918 26.2 38.5

18,992 7,315 5,397 5,397 1,918 26.2 38.5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTIETH DISTRICT \ ADKINS, JEANNE M R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL liD VOTE X liD VT XTRIIDUT ARAPAHOE 6,807 2,483 1,740 1,740 743 29.9 36.4 DOUGLAS 18,664 7,245 5,659 5,659 1,586 21.8 88.8 ELBERT 1,491 195 153 153 42 21.5 13.0

TOTAL 26,962 9,923 7,552 7,552 2,371 23.8 36.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT

WHITE, SHELLIE R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL 110 VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT PUEBLO 5,106 1,322 1,031 1,031 291 22.0 25.8

TOTAL 5,106 1,322 1,031 1,031 291 22.0 25.8

THIEBAUT, WILLIAM •BILL• JR D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRIIDUT PUEBLO 13,, 998 6,303 4,915 4, 915 1,388 22.0 45.0

TOTAL 13.998 6,303 4,915 4,915 1,388 22.0 45.0

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-SECOND DISTRICT

' ROMERO, OI LBERT E

PUEBLO

TOTAL

D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT 14,745 6,311 4,881 4,881 1,430 22(6 42.8

14,745 6,311 4,881 4,881 1,430 22.6 42.8

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT

SALAZ, MIKE R 1

t REO • VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT HUERFANO 416 108 73 73 35 32.4 25.9 LAS ANIMAS 1,002 320 253 253 67 20.9 31.9 OTERO 1,075 267 171 171 96 35.9 24.8 PUEBLO 1,107 288 172 172 66 27.7 21.4

TOTAL 3,600 938 669 669 264 28.2 25.9

TRUJILLO, JUAN D 1 SINGLETARY, JOHN w D 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT HUERFAIIO 2,986 2,205 1,174 902 2,076 129 5.8 LAS ANIMAS 6,193 3,862 1,541 1,531 3,072 790 20.4 OTERO 1,868 464 256 146 402 62 18.3 PUEBLO 4,262 1,709 941 640 1,581 128 7.4

TOTAL 15,309 8,240 3,912 3,219 7,131 1,109 13.4

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

ARVESCHOUO, STEVE R 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT FREI'tllNT 5,958 2,256 1,987 1,987 269 11.9 37.8 PUEBLO 3,488 916 790 790 126 13.7 26.2

TOTAL 9,441 8,172 2,777 2,777 895 12.4 88.5

ZAMARRIPA, BEN D 1

t REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT FREI'tllNT 5,490 1,553 1,157 1,157 396 25.4 28.2 PUEBLO 6,403 2,811 1,854 1,854 957 34.0 43.9

TOTAL 11,898 4,364 3,011 8,011 1,358 81.0 86.6

• STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

IRWIN, JOHN J R 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X 1110 VT XTRIIIOUT LARIMER

TOTAL

12,700 4,842 4,228 4,228 614 12.6 38.1

12,700 4,842 4,228 4,228 614 12.6 38.1

%TRNOUT 73.8 62.3 24.8 40.0

53.8

...... 1\) (..;)

.... 1\l Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 1\)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

REDDER, THOMAS J

LARIMER

TOTAL

ULVANG, JOHN

LARIMER

TOTAL

D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT 9,532 2,124 1,773 1,773 351 16.5 22.2

9,532 2,124 1,773 1,773 351 16.5 22.2

R 1

\

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO\VT XTRNOUT 15,825 5,218 4,406 4,406 812 15.5 32.9

15,825 5,218 4,406 4,406 812 15.5 32.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT

BRANDT, DANE GOFF, DAVID A

LARIMER

TOTAL

REEVES, PEGGY

LARIMER

TOTAL

R R

1 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 9,878 2,925 1,445 1,174 2,619 SO& 10.4 29.6

9,878 2,925 1,445 1,174 2,619 SO& 10.4 29.6

D 1


7,573 1,512 1,334 1,334 178 11.7 19.9

.... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

.... N 0'1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

OWEN, DAVE

LARIMER WELD

TOTAL

JOHNSON, DON

LARIMER WELD

TOTAL

t REO 4,435 8,062

t VOTE 1,505 2,056

1 1,279 1,617

R

TOTAL 1,279 1,617

1

NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 226 15.0 33.9 439 21.3 25.5

12,497 3,561 2,896 2,896 665 18.6 28.4

t REO 2,408 4, 775

t VOTE 541 811

1 470 629

D 1

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 470 71 13.1 22.4 629 182 22.4 16.9

7,183 1,352 1,099 1,099 253 18.7 18.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-NINTH DISTRICT

COFFMAN, MICHAEL H

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

ANDERSON, RON

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 16,529 5,706 3,936 3,936 1,770 31.0 34.5

16,529 5,706 3,936 3,936 1,770 31.0 34.5

D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 10,191 3,687 2,359 2,359 1,328 36.0 36.1

10,191 3,687 2,359 2,359 1,328 36.0 36.1

..... , N Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 0)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTIETH DISTRICT

SULLIVAN, PAT

WELD

TOTAL

CORDOVA, ROBERTO

WELD

TOTAL

R 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT 6,946 1,709 1,372 1,372 337 19.7 24.6

6,946 1,709 1,372 1,372 337 19.7 24.6

0 1

\

I REO I VOTE 6,059 979

1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ITRNOUT 730 730 249 25.4 16.1

6,059 979 730 730 249 25.4 16.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-FIRST DISTRICT

JERKE, WILLIAM H R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT WELD 7,084 1, 715 1,417 1,417 298 17.3 24.2

TOTAL 7,084 1, 715 1,417 1,417 298 17.3 24.2

HARMS, SALLY A D 1

t REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ITRNOUT WELD 6,410 1,046 781 781 265 25.3 16.3

TOTAL 6,410 1,046 781 781 265 25.3 16.3

..... N Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 CXI

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-SECOND DISTRICT

ANDERSON, NORMA

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

MARLATT, GENE R

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R 1


10,985 4,542 3,810 3,810 732 16.1 41.3

D 1

\


7,645 3,078 2,366 2,366 712 23.1 40.2

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT

EDDINS, JIM

CLEAR CREEK GILPIN JEFFERSON SUMMIT

TOTAL

WILLIAMS, SAMUEL


TOTAL

t REG 1,556

744 7,183 2,544

12,027

t REG 1,245

714 5,014 1,826

8, 799

t VOTE 1 289 226 147 88

2,533 2,014 343 270

3,312 2,598

t VOTE 1 308 245 152 107

1,844 1,442 860 880

2,664 2,124

R 1

TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT 226 63 21.7 18.5 88 59 40.1 19.7

2,014 519 20.4 35.2 270 73 21.2 13.4

2,598 714 21.5 27.5

D 1

TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT 245 63 20.4 24.7 107 45 29.6 21.2

1,442 402 21.8 36.7 830 30 8.8 19.7

2,124 540 20.2 30.2

..... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

..... (J,) .....

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

FOSTER, TIMOTHY E R' 1

f REO f VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE I NO VT ITRNOUT DELTA 1,956 883 734 734 149 16.8 45.1 MESA 8,427 2,407 2,007 2,007 400 16.6 28.5

TOTAL 10,888 3,290 2,741 2,741 549 16.6 31.6

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

PRINSTER, DAN D 1

f REO f VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE I NO VT ITRNOUT MESA

TOTAL

8,093 2.438 2,156 2,156 282 11.5 30.1

8,093 2,438 2,156 2,156

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

WILLIAMS, DAN

EAGLE ORAND JACKSON MOFFAT ROUTT

TOTAL

f REO 2,610 3,466

638 8,084 3,210

18,008

f VOTE 515

2,278 164

1,085 509

4,501

R

1 TOTAL 443 443

1,736 1,786 136 1315 719 719 441 441

3,475 8,475

282 11.5 30.1

1

NO VOTE, I NO VT ITRNOUT 72 13.9 19.7

542 28.7 65.7 28 17 .o 25.7

816 80.5 88.5 158 13.3 15.8

1,026 22.7 34.6

..... c.u Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 I\)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT

MCINNIS, SCOTT R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT EAGLE 1,389 552 470 470 82 14.8 39.7 GARFIELD 5,232 545 483 488 62 11.8 10.4 PITKIN 2,255 348 297 297 51 14.6 15.4 RIO BLANCO 2,028 1,071 876 876 195 18.2 52.8

TOTAL 10,904 2,516 2,126 2,126 390 15.5 28.0

ARROW, DAN D 1

'

t REO • VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT EAGLE 1,094 247 172 172 75 30.3 22.5 GARFIELD 4,381 707 496 496 211 29.8 16.1 PITKIN 2,351 526 363 363 163 30.9 22.3 RIO BLANCO 789 202 125 125 77 88.1 25.6 TOTAL 8,615 1,682 1,156 1,156 526 81.2 19.5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

JACKSON-GAULKE, MODENE R 1 ACQUAFRESCA, STEVEN R 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT '%TRNOUT DELTA 2,999 1,571 513 909 1,422 149 9.4 52.8 DOLORES 278 127 69 33 .102 25 19.6 45.6 MONTEZUMA 657 282 118 l04 222 60 21.2 42.9 MONTROSE 4,851 1,607 800 725 1,525 82 5.1 33.1 OURAY 1,227 880 370 334 704 176 20.0 71.7 SAN MIGUEL 600 166 65 65 130 36 21.6 27.6

TOTAL 10,612 4,633 1,935 2,170 4,105 528 11.3 43.6

HALE, BOB D 1

t REO • VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT DELTA 2,012 944 716 716 228 24.1 46.9 DOLORES 561 341 189 189 152 44.5 60.7 MONTEZUMA 566 196 159 159 37 18.8 34.6 MONTROSE 8,667 882 787 787 145 16.4 24.0

• OURAY 237 87 71 71 16 18.3 36.7 SAN MIGUEL 1,164 515 265 265 250 48.5 44.2

TOTAL 8,207 2.-, 965 2,187 2,187 828 27.9 86.1

.... c.u c.u

.... Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 UJ

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-NINTH DISTRICT

BRIGGS, BERNA DEANE R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT ARCHULE~TA 1,B49 1,325 861 B61 464 35.0 71.6 LA PLATA 6,079 1,576 1,256 1,256 320 20.8 25.9 MONTEZUMA 8,318 1,305 B18 818 487 37.8 89.8 SAN JUAN 126 28 16 16 12 42.8 22.2

TOTAL 11,372 4,234 2,9.51 2,951 1,283 30.8 37.2

DYER, JIM D 1 BANDY, AMANDA D 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNDUT ARCHULE:rA 996 352 201 131 832 20 5.6 85.8 LA PLATA 5,155 1,862 1,085 764 1,799 68 8.8 86.1 MONTEZUMA SAN JUAN

2,,940 1,211 445 526 971 240 19.8 41.1 164 72 54 15 69 3 4.1 43.9

TOTAL 9,255 8,497 1,785 1,486 3,171 826 9.8 87.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTIETH DISTRICT

ENTZ, LEWIS H R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT

ALAMOSA 2,056 1,097 940 940 157 14.3 53.3

CONEJOS 1,582 1,066 853 858 213 19.9 67.8

COSTILLA 238 67 52 52 15 22.8 28.1 GUNNISON 2,128 242 117 117 125 51.6 11.8

HINSDALE 424 286 181 181 105 36.7 67.4

MINERAL 85 48 86 86 12 25.0 56.4

RID GRANDE 2,218 598 534 534 64 10.7 26.9

SAGUACHE 721 582 899 899 188 25.0 78.7

TOTAL 9,452 8,936 3,112 8,112 824 20.9 41.6

GELWICKS, JIM D 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT

ALAMOSA 2,574 1,283 887 B87 396 30.8 49.8

CD.NEJDS 2, 561 1 '655 1,102 1,102 558 88.4 64.6

COSTILLA 2,107 1,583 860 860 678 48.9 72.7 ' GUNNISON 1,857 402 128 128 274 68.1 21.6

HillSDALE B5 48 32 32 16 33.3 56.4

MINERAL 868 814 201 201 113 85.9 85.8

RID GRANDE 2,106 949 648 648 301 31.7 45.0

SAGUACHE 1,817 961 564 564 897 41.3 72.9

.... TOTAL 12,975 7,145 4,422 4,422 2,723 88.1 55.0

UJ 01

..... c.u Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 0)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-FIRST DISTRICT

CHLOUBER, KEN R 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XTRNOUT CHAFFEE 2,644 1,543 1,028 1,028 515 as.3 58.3 CUSTER 922 638 470 470 168 26.3 69.1 FREMONT 1,587 607 482 482 125 20.5 38.2 GUNNISON 2,128 242 59 59 183 75.6 11.3 LAKE 574 147 114 114 33 22.4 25.6 PARK 1,847 568 373 373 195 34.3 30.7 TELLER 2.810 1,247 1,011 1,011 236 18.9 44.3 TOTAL 12,512 4,992 3,537 3,537 1,455 29.1 39.8

THOMPSON, JIM (JAMES R) D 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE :C NO VT :CTRNOUT CHAFFEE 2,550 1,235 616 616 619 50.1 48.4 CUSTER 341 102 70 70 32 31.3 29.9 FREMONT 1,26' 398 278 278 120 30.1 31.3 GUNNISON 1,857 402 116 116 286 71.1 21.6 LAKE 1,880 954 500 500 454 47.5 50.7 PARK 1,193 415 225 225 190 45.7 34.7 TELLER 1,520 434 326 326 108 24.8 28.5 TOTAL 10,610 3,940 2,131 2,131 1,809 45.9 37.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-SECOND DISTRICT

PEAVY, JOHN R 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE :C NO VT :CTRNOUT 12,878 4,394 3,060 3,060 1,334 30.3 34.1 ARAPAHOE

TOTAL 12,878 4,394 3,060 3,060 1,334 30.3 34.1

KERNS, PEGGY D 1

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT XT~NOUT 2,365 797 25.2 34.2 ARAPAHOE 9,230 3,162 2,365

TOTAL 9,230 3,162 2,365 2,365 797 25.2 34.2

..... c.u Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990 ():)

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-THIRD DISTRICT

YOUNG, BRAD R 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT BACA 1,000 465 353 353 112 24.0 46.5 BENT 713 201 144 144 57 28.8 28.1 CROWLEY 839 574 438 438 13& 23.& &8.4 KIOWA 541 184 187 187 47 25.5 84.0 OTERO 2,222 425 320 320 105 24.7 19.1 PROWERS 2,800 514 318 818 196 88.1 18.3

TOTAL 8,115 2,8&8 1, 710 1,710 &58 27.& 29.1

HYATT, DAN D 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT BACA 1,757 1,461 913 913 548 37.5 83.1 BENT 1,416 8SO 589 589 241 29.0 58.& CROWLEY 7&9 401 323 323 78 19.4 52.1 KIOWA 525 456 SOl SOl 155 88.9 8&.8 OTERO 2,808 591 347 347 244 41.2 21.0 PROWERS 2,387 471 S2S 828 148 S1.4 20.1

TOTAL 9,612 4,210 2,79& 2,79& 1,414 88.5 48.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

MOELLENBERO, R D •suo• R 1

• REO • VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT ADAMS &73 203 165 165 38 18.7 30.1 ARAPAHOE 852 470 84& 84& 124 2&.3 55.1 CHEYENNE 814 542 331 331 211 38.9 &&.5 DENVER 1 0 0 0 ELBERT 739 183 143 143 40 21.8 24.7 KIT CARSON 2,S25 1,276 972 972 S04 23.8 54.8 LINCOLN 1.35& 544 416 41& 128 23.5 40.1 PHILLIPS 1,S&9 1,056 729 729 327 80.9 77.1 WASHINGTON 1.993 1,058 714 714 344 32.5 53.0 YUMA 2,217 75S 624 624 129 17.1 SS.9

TOTAL 12,S89 &,085 4,440 4,440 1,&45 27.0 49.3

HARPER, MAX D 1

• REO • VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE X NO VT XTRNOUT ADAMS 559 154 116 116 38 24.& 27.5 ARAPAHOE 549 156 105 105 51 32.6 28.4 CHEYENNE 383 151 110 110 41 27.1 39.4 DENVER 0 0 0 0 ELBERT 434 1&0 108 108 52 32.5 3&.8 KIT CARSON 1,168 385 271 271 114 29.6 32.9 LINCOLN 850 451 305 305 146 32.3 53.0 PHILLIPS 682 278 193 198 85 80.5 40.7 WASHINGTON 636 208 147 147 61 29.3 32.7 ..... YUMA 1. 612 602 526 526 76 12.6 37.3 c.u

c.o TOTAL 6,873 2,545 1,881 1,881 664 26.0 37.0

....

.::.. 0 Abstract of Votes Cast at the PRIMARY election held on Tuesday, August 14, 1990

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-FIFTH DISTRICT PROPP, LARRY R 1

LOGAN I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE 3,645 1,345 1,011 MORGAN 5,026 1,504

1,011 334 SEDGWICK 953 514

874 874 630 468 468 146

TOTAL 9,624 3,463 2,353 2,353 1,110

EISENACH, ROBERT L D 1

LOGAN I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE 3,261 1,356 1,047 MORGAN 3,606 768

1,047 309 SEDGWICK 535 535 228 411 166 132 132 34 TOTAL 7,278 2,285 1,714 1, 714 571

Denver Metropolitan Major League Baseba~l Stadium Dist:ict

BA!.:.OT QUESTION FOR AUG~ST 14, 1990 PRI~~y ELE~!ON

SF-A:.:., IN S~PPORT OF EFFORTS TO GAI~ A MAJOR LEAGUE 3ASEE.i\LL

T~A.~ FOR COLORADO, THE DENV~R METROPOLITAN ~AJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

STADiti'M DISTRICT BE AUTSORIZED TO LE'rl AND COLLECT A L"NIFOR.~ SALES

TAX TSRCUGHCUT THE OISTRIC':' AT A aATE NOT TO EXCEED ONE-T:=:NTH OF

ONE PERC!~IT FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED T'flE~TY YEARS, WITS THE

PROC!EDS TO EE USED, ALONG WITH FL"NDS FROM OTHER SCL"RCES I!TC:..UDING

THE PRIVATE SEC':OR, FOR THE COSTS RELATING TO A :MA.JOR LEAGUE

BASEBALL STADIL~ TO BE LOCATED WITHIN THE DISTRIC':, PROVIDED THAT

TSE T~~ WILL BE LEVIED AND COLLECTED ONLY UPON THE G~~ING OF A

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL FRANCH:tSE BY MAJOR LEAG'U~ BASEBALL TO BE

LOCATED WITH!~ THE DISTRICT?

· WRITE-IN VOTES

STATE SENATOR Jim Fritz/James Raymond Fritz- Republ lean

Mesa 7

7

% NO VT XTRNOUT 24.8 36.8 41.8 29.9 23.7 64.4

32.0 35.9

% NO VT XTRNOUT 22.7 41.5 29.8 21.1 20.4 40.3

24 .. 9 31.3

BASEBALL QUESTION

YES

Adams 18,559 Arapahoe 41,159 Boulder 21,943 Denver 50,302 Douglas 4,608 Jefferson 51,139

187,710

NO

19,381 25,758 20,910 51,052

2,265 38,917

158,283

...... Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990 .j:lo.

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BROWN, HANK R 1 HEATH, JOSIE D 2 DODGE, EA.RL F. p 3 HECKMAN, JOHN 0 4

I REG I VOTE 1 2 3 4 TOTAL NO VOT·E % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 129,910 57,333 32,575 29,681 850 1,323 14,429 2,904 4.3 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 2,455 1,659 20 61 4,195 160 3.6 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 67.696 42,733 947 1,405 112,781 3,033 2.6 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 1,204 694 17 40 1,955 173 8.1 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 1,617 783 17 20 2,437 90 3.5 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 963 740 13 12 1,728 50 2.8 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 36,232 42,628 583 1,002 80,445 1,832 2.2 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 2,701 1,833 52 71 4,657 357 7.1 67.5 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 652 352 9 8 1,021 41 3.8 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,631 1,325 34 5,6 3,046 122 3.8 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1,559 1,280 51 77. 2,967 249 7.7 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 548 916 14 29 1,507 320 17.5 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 904 430 10 7 1,351 42 3.0 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 707 279 4 16 1,006 58 5.4 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 4, 598 3,103 81 118 7,900 436 5.2 71.0 DENVER 285,890 144,279 57,994 72,825 3,071 1,902 135,792 8,487 5.8 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 379 317 8 10 714 78 9.8 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 12,752 6,380 232 329 19.693 638 3.1 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 2, 715 2,279 31 82 5,107 223 4.1 45.0 ELBERT 6,160 3,545 2,223 1,087 35 66 3,411 134 3.7 57.5 EL PASO 198,952 110,920 72,184 32,218 1,393 1,798 107,593 3,327 2.9 55.7 FREMONT 19,663 11,178 6,631 4,052 103 156 10,942 236 2.1 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 4,534 3,930 58 111 8,633 199 2.2 55.0 GILPIN 2.309 1,506 661 682 19 35 1,397 109 7.2 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,028 2,334 1,439 21 53 3,847 181 4.4 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,576 1, 717 49 32 3,374 221 6.1 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 .256 169 0 5 430 32 6.9 82.9

HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 1,092 1' 131 11 12 2,245 89 3.8 51.0 JACKSON 1,119 769 521 206 0 10 737 32 4.1 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 83,212 60,096 1,925 3,256 148,489 5,697 3.6 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 662 333 4 9 1,008 48 4.5 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 2,337 858 20 18 3,233 83 2.5 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 880 892 22 26 1,820 178 8.9 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 5,899 3,954 69 129 10,051 445 4.2 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 37,159 23,021 360 721 61,261 1,688 2.6 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 2,699 2,043 70 43 4,855 564 10.4 65. 9. LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 1,328 528 21 12 1,889 40 2.0 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 4,527 2,237 42 53 6,859 294 4.1 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 17.565 13,362 279 535 31,741 1,053 3.2 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 266 185 1 8 460 25 5.1 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,942 1,316 56 65 3,379 221 6.1 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,857 2,068 60 97 5,082 240 4.5 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8, 778 4,767 3,410 103 121 8,401 377 4.2 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 4, 747 2,020 57 59 6,883 486 15.5 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 4,128 2,044 55 43 6,270 386 5.7 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1.260 735 460 2 18 1,215 45 3.5 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,442 1,039 50 55 2,586 208 7.4 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 1,371 672 14 18 2,075 37 1.7 76.0 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 1,639 2,245 17 52 3,953 179 •. 3 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 2,814 1,554 56 46 4,470 495 9.9 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 20,326 21,445 310 410 42,491 2,378 5.2 65.0 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 1,401 714 14 29 2,158 1.00 4.:14 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 2,449 1,287 42 65 3,843 174 4.3 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,522 2,S8S 26 58 4,991 147 2.8 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2 •. 011 1,009 830 4 24 1,867 144 1.1 78.0 SAN JUAN 5S7 387 191 165 1 8 315 22 5.6 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 598 955 11 3S 1,597 92 :5 •. !1- 153.2 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 880 442 3 10 1,335 42 ;.3.z0 80.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 2.192 1,873 24 65 4,154 127 ,2.,9 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 2,881 1,578 50 82 4,591 195 .f •. O 14.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 1,524 669 14 13 2,220 56 .2 •. 4 70.2 WELD 68,153 38,141 25,429 11,084 232 384 37,129 1,012 2.~ 55.9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 2,7715 1.114 54 21 3,965 114 2.7 73.5

...... TOTAL 0191969701063272 569,048 425,746 11,801 15,4321022,027 41,24.~ 3.8 55.3 .j:lo. (.,)

t: Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990

U.S. CONGRESS - FIRST DISTRICT SCHROEDER, PATRICIA D 1 ROEMER, GLORIA GONZALES R 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE ::C NO VT ::CTRNOUT ADAMS 0 0 0 0 0 ARAPAHOE 3,028 1,684 872 741 1,&13 71 4.2 55 .• 6 DENVER 273,651 137,939 81,304 48,0&1 127,315 10,574 7.6 50.4 TOTAL 278,679 139,623 82,175 46,802 128,978 10,645 7.6 50.4

U.S. CONGRESS - SECOND DISTRICT

LEWIS, JASON R 1 SKAGGS, DAVID E. D 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE ::C NO VT ::CTRNOUT ADAMS 98,853 49,867 18,795 28,818 47,613 2,254 4.5 51.5 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 28,032 51,213 79,245 3,032 3.6 55.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,318 1,722 3,035 133 4.1 83.7 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 480 775 1,255 251 16.6 65.2 JEFFERSON 81,598 45,374 19,505 22,720 42,326 3,048 5.7 55.6

TOTAL 334,920 182,192 58,226 105,248 173,474 8,718 4.7 54.3

U.S. CONGRESS -THIRD DISTRICT.

CAMPBELL, BEN NIGHTHORSE D 1 ELLIS, BOB R 2 FIELDS, HOWARD E. T 3

t REG t VOTE 1 2 3 TOTAL NO VOTE ::c NO VT ::CTRIOUT ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 3,304 873 44 4,221 134 3.0 72.3 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 1,261 706 31 1,998 130 5.1 62.4 CONEJOS 4,508 3,215 2,280 641 58 2,979 237 7.3 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 1,1!52 226 72 1,450 377 20.5 72.1 CUSTER 1,645 1,084 670 315 17 1,002 62 5.8 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 4,732 2,952 190 7,874 462 5.5 71.0 DOLORES 1,032 792 512 117 26 715 17 9.7 76.7 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 3,275 1,580 103 5,058 272 5.1 45.0 FREMONT 12,852 7,226 4,929 2,063 78 7,070 156 2.1 56.2 GARFIELD 15,048 8,832 5,959 2,495 128 8,582 250 2.8 55.0 GRAND 5,9&1 4,028 2,198 1,504 55 3,757 271 6.7 67 .s GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 2,299 774 61 3,134 4&1 12.8 58.5 HINSDALE 557 452 258 155 9 422 40 8.6 82.9 HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 1,912 316 25 2,253 82 3.5 61.0 JACKSON 1,119 769 370 342 8 720 49 6.3 68.7 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 7,444 2,460 190 10,094 402 3.8 62.2 MESA 53,269 32,794 20,000 11.323 464 31,787 1,007 3.0 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 339 107 10 456 29 5.9 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,764 1,299 94 3,157 443 12.3 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 3,460 1,544 122 5,126 196 3.6 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,821 3,325 323 8,469 309 3.5 68.1 OURAY 1,687 1,260 687 510 30 1,227 33 2.6 74.6 PITkiN 9,666 4,132 2,854 993 64 3,911 221 5.3 42.7 PUEBLO 69.011 44,869 34,763 7,925 401 43,089 1,780 3.9 65.0 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 1,315 761 32 2,108 150 6.6 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 2,697 1,105 51 3,853 154 4.0 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 3,625 1,275 73 4,973 us 3.2 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 1,495 344 19 1,858 153 7.6 78.0 SAM JUAN 537 387 215 126 14 355 32 8.2 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 1,146 409 40 1,595 94 5.5 63.2 ... sur.1MIT 8,173 4,281 2,751 1,236 83 4,070 211 4.9 52.3 A

CJ1 TOTAL 302,424 185.812 124,487 49.961 2,915 177,363 8,449 4.5 61.4

..... Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990 ~

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U.S. CONGRESS - FOURTH DISTRICT

BOND, RICHARD R. (DICK) D 1 ALLARD, WAYNE R 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 22,692 12,270 6,275 5,321 11,596 674" 5.4 54.0 ARAPAHOE 15.388 7,783 2,676 4,689 7,365 418 5.3 50.5 BACA 3,128 2,527 901 1,447 2,348 179 7.0 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,77B 804 840 1,644 134 7.5 65.9 CHEYENIIE 1,47.4 1,062 333 no 993 59 6.4 72.0 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 560 768 1,328 65 4.6 73.1 DENVER 175 0 8 13 21 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 365 612 977 79 7.4 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 990 2,133 3,123 1~3 5.8 70.1 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 28,280 32,597 60,877 2,072 3.2 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 2,449 1,345 3,794 1,625' 29.9 65.9 LINCOLN 2, 7.31 1,929 682 1,148 1,830 99 5.1 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 2,910 3,904 6,814 339 .4. 7 69.3 MORGA II 13,108 7,369 2,433 3,927 6,360 1,009 13.6 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 2,700 3,090 5,790 866 13.0 59.4 PHILL.IPS 2, 7.78 2,112 810 1,219 2,029 sa 3.9 76.0 PROWERS 7,804 4. 965 1,385 2,395 3,780 1,185 23.8 63.6 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 502 806 1,308 69 5.0 80.1 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 742 1,447 2,189 87 3.8 70.2 WELD 68,153 38,141 18,733 18,381 37,114 1,027 2.6 55.9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,363 2,543 3,906 173 4.2 73.5

TOTAL 302,692 175,610 75,901 89,285 165,186 10,424 5.9 58.0

U.S. CONGRESS - FIFTH DISTRICT

JOHNSTON, CAL D 1 HEFLEY, JOEL R 2 HAMBURGER, KEITH L 3

I REG I VOTE 1 2 3 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ARAPAHOE 27,521 14,522 3,666 9,550 346 13,562 960 6.6 52.5 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 1,329 2,810 110 4,299 715 14.2 57.5 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 5,590 12,910 694 19,194 1,137 5.5 49.6 ELBERT 1,150 3,545 963 2,225 128 3,317 228 5.4 57.5 EL .PASO 198,952 110,920 30,727 72,690 3,521 106,938 3,982. 3.5 55.7 FREMONT 6,811 3,952 1,064 2,583 82 3,829 123 3.1 58.0 JEFFERSON 61,797 34,851 11,702 19,527 1,473 32,702 2,149 6.1 56.3 LAKE 3,262 1,998 654 843 76 1,573 425 21.2 61.2 PARK 4,926 2 .• 794 810 1,394 144 2,348 446 15.9 56.7 TELLER 7,448 4,786 1,271 3,057 187 4,515 271 5.6 64.2 TOTAL 355,384 202,713 57,776 127,740 6, 761 192,277 10,436 5.1 55.4

U.S. CONGRESS - SIXTH DISTRICT

JARRETT, liON D 1 SCHAEFER, DAN R 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 10,565 5,196 2,176 2,690 4,8&6 330 5.3 49.1 ARAPAHOE 181,959 91,825 28,907 58,421 87,328 4,497 4.8 50~4 DENVER 12,064 5,340 1,858 3,678 5,5.U 804 12.6 52.5 JEFFERSON 133,010 73,961 25,020 40,523 65,543 8,418 11.3 55.6 ..... ~ TOTAL 337,598 177.322 57.961 105,312 -..I 163,273 14,049 7.9 52.5

..... ~ (X) Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990

GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

ANDREWS, JOHN I BICKEL, LILLIAN R 1 ROMER, ROY I CALLIHAN, MIKE D 2 AITKEN, DAVID I FDLKERTH, MICHAEL L. L 3 LIVINGSTON, WM. DAVID I HIGGERSON, EARL p 4

I REG I VOTE 1 2 3 4 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNDUT ADAMS 129,910 57,333 21,423 40,958 523 1,494 54,508 2,825 4.1 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 1,267 2, 711 55 25 4,058 297 6.8 72.3 ARAPAHOE 22.7. 995 115,814 37,395 71,709 1,724 820 111,649 4,165 3.5 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 802 1,092 38 15 1,947 181 8.5 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 807 1,509 21 20 2,357 170 6.7 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 498 1,143 26 8 1,675 103 5.7 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 19,986 56,126 1,810 395 78,317 3,960 4.8 55.0 CHAFFEE 7 ,42.7 5,014 .1,680 2,853 78 26 4,637 377 7.5 67.5 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 397 580 11 10 998 64 6.0 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 979 1, 915 96 30 3,020 148 4.6 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 898 1,798 27 1\6 2,739 477 14.8 71.3 'COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 328 1,148 25 9 1, 510 317 17.3 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 583 722 18 5 1,328 65 4.6 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 538 412 18 5 973 91 8.5 64.6 ,DELTA 11,738 8,336 3,501 4,054 187 74 7,816 520 6.2 71.0 DENVE.R 285,890 144,279 34,600 97,216 3,491 932 136,239 8,040 5.5 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 216 470 12 5 703 89 it.2 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 7,599 11,465 350 118 19.532 799 3.9 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 1,339 3,612 120 17 5,088 242 4.5 45.0 ELBEln 6,!60 3,545 1,305 1,843 67 18 3,233 312 8.8 57.5 EL PASO 198.920 110,913 66,190 38,107 1,846 667 106,810 4,103 3.6 55.7 FREMONT 19,663 11,178 5,548 4,730 170 79 10,527 651 5.8 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 2,780 5,440 159 41 8,420 412 4.6 55.0 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 588 684 80 18 1,370 136 9.0 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,028 1,405 2,317 64 16 3,902 226 5.6 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 965 2,295 88 13 3,361 234 6.5 58.5 H:HiSDALE 557 462 157 246 0 2 415 47 10.1 82.9 HUERFAND 3,824 2,335 774 1,373 26 13 2,186 149 6.3 61.0

JACKSON 1,119 769 327 362 9 1 699 70 9.1 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 50,778 92,770 3,193 1,272 148,013 6,173 4.0 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 425 546 1 1 973 83 7.8 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,012 2.0.93 20 22 3,147 169 5.0 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 451 1,304 42 11 1,808 190 9.5 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 2,919 6,752 195 81 9,947 549 5.2 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 18,825 39,998 1,133 355 60,311 2,638 4.1 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 1 •. 354 3,111 93 67 4,625 794 14.6 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 675 1,140 23 14 1,852 77 3.9 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 1,984 4,607 80 31 6,702 451 6.3 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 13,541 17,165 5.63 157 31,426 1,368 4.1 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 105 339 8 3 455 30 6.1 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,397 1,803 98 55 3,353 247 6.8 52.5 ·MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,107 2,821 97 43 5,068 254 4.7 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 3,401 4,644 193 73 8,311 467 5.3 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 2,243 4,457 77 51 6,828 541 7.3 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 2,091 3,905 80 47 6,123 533 8.0• 59.4 DURAY 1,687 1,260 534 649 18 6 1,207 53 4.2 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,071 1,431 87 32 2,621 173 6.1 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 598 1,382 18 11 2.009 103 4.8· 76.0 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 805 2,977 103 11 3,896 236 .. 5.1 42.7 PRDWERS 7,804 4,965 1,235 3,010 72 49 4,367 598 12.0.• 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 12,519 28,931 519 239 42,208 2,661 s.;$ 65.0 RID BLANCO 3,928 2,258 869 1,156 31 15 2,071 187 '8;.2' 57.4 RID GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1,220 2,388 26 20 3,654 363 · .9;.:of 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 1,249 3,546 104 30 4,121 209 sl·1~\ 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 570 1,220 32 10 1,832 179 ~:,; .. \'•3~ 78.0 SAN JUAN 537 387 145 111 20 2 358 29 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 364 1,119 78 11 1,572 117 .. 63.2 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 477 810 8 10 1,305 72 80.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 1,017 2,996 96 15 4,124 157 52.3 •TELLER 7,448 4,786 2.687 1,729 114 26 4,556 230 ~)";8) 64.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 1,025 1,083 20 13 2,141 135 i5J.II~ . 7Q .• 2 WELD 68,153 38,141 12,532 22.528 407 190 35,657 2,484' 1&:.:~ 55.9 YUMA 5.548 4,079 1.291 2,531 42 42 3,906 177,3r ~~.c2 73.5

.... TOTAL 0191966501063265 358,403 626,032 18,930 7. 9071011,272 51,993 4.8 55.3 ·:.. r.o

C1l Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990 0

SECRETARY OF STATE

HARBER, AARON D 1 MEYER, NATALIE R 2 DODGE, CALVIN G. p 3

I REG I VOTE 1 2 3 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 129,910 67,333 27,548 34,472 1,887 63,907 3,426 5.0 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 1,545 2,352 104 4,001 354 8.1 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227.996 115,814 29,597 77,577 1,990 109,164 6,650 5.7 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 647 1,189 47 1,883 245 11.5 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 743 1.465 46 2,254 273 10.8 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 712 850 37 1,599 179 10.0 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 31,014 44,051 1,390 76,455 5,822 7.0 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 1,450 2,778 101 4,329 685 13.6 67.5 CHEYENNE 1.474 1,062 310 635 19 964 98 9.2 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 947 1,942 91 2,980 188 5.9 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 1,216 1,285 1,372 115 2. 77>2 444 13.8 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1.827 963 428 I& 1,427\ 400 21.8 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,193 490 813 20 1,323 70 5.0 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 243 701 25 969 95 8.9 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 2,800 4,692 217 7,709 627 7.5 71.0 DENVER 285,890 144,279 56,657 68,149 2,801 127,607 16,672 11.5 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 263 365 17 645 147 18.5 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 4,280 14,551 383 19,214 1,117 5.4 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 1,535 3,234 113 4,882 448 8.4 45.0 ELBERT 6,150 3,545 945 2,269 83 3,297 248 6.9 57.5 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 31,388 71,253 2,532 105,173 5,740 5.1 55.7 FREMONT 19.663 11,178 3,848 6,437 266 10,551 627 5.6 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 2,682 5,367 174 8,223 609 6.8 55.0 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 400 822 52 1,274 232 15.4 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,028 824 2,744 75 3,643 385 9.5 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,140 1,839 50 3,029 566 15.7 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 93 298 6 397 65 14.0 82.9 HUE~FANO 3,824 2,335 1.167 979 23 2,169 166 7.1 61.0

JACKSON 1,119 769 175 522 11 708 61 7.9 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 45,258 97,074 3,113 145,445 8,741 5.6 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 311 615 14 940 116 10.9 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 754 2,281 36 3,071 245 7.3 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 742 864 52 1,658 340 17.0 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 3,148 6,261 252 9, 661 835 7.9 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 18,146 39,781 1,099 59,026 1,923 6.2 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 1,858 1,793 139 3,790 1,629 30.0 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 581 1,183 46 1.810 119 6.1 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 2,417 4,154 125 &,696 457 6.3 69.3 MESA 51,269 32,794 9,921 20,652 655 31,228 1,566 4.7 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 186 222 10 418 67 13.8 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 876 2,124 120 3,120 480 13.3 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 1,913 2,876 156 4,945 377 7.0 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 2,650 5,324 275 8,249 529 6.0 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 1,783 4,412 156 6,351 1,018 13.8 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 2,195 3,429 96 5,720 936 14.0 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,260 280 875 15 1,170 90 7.1 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 761 1,560 84 2,405 389 13.9 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 645 1,271 26 1,942 170 8.0 76.0 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 1.347 2,206 80 1,633 499 12.0 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 1,229 2,500 143 3,872 1,093 22.0 63.6 PUEBLO 69.011 44,869 20,920 20,234 865 42,019 2,850 6.3 65.0 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 525 1,460 37 2,022 236 10.4 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1,300 2,266 74 3,640 377 9.3 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 1,532 3,110 97 4,739 399 7.7 5().8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 817 114 33 1,814 197 9.7 7:~;.() SAN JUAN 537 387 128 215 9 352 35 9.0 72.() SAN MIGUEL 2,&70 1,589 &09 800 31 1,440 249 14.7 63.2 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 371 891 20 1,282 95 6.8 ,, ;~;i:f 'SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 1,226 2,658 81 3,9&5 316 7.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 1.265 3,054 134 4,453 333 6.9 64;2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 588 1,481 49 2,118 158 6.9 70.2 WELD 68,151 18,141 12,067 21,432 726 36,225 1,916 5.0 55.9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,155 2,548 101 3,804 275 6.7 73.5

C1l TOTAL 0191966501063265 345,245 618,666 21,660 985,571 77.694 7.3 55.3

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... 01 Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990 1\)

STATE TREASURER

SCHOETTLER, GAIL D 1 SARGENT, DICK R 2 THIESSEN, KAREN J. p 3

I REG I VOTE 1 2 3 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 129.910 67,333 37,805 24,837 1,728 64,370 2,963 4.4 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 2,341 1,655 75 4,071 284 6.5 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 55,380 52,370 1,643 109,393 6,421 5.5 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 796 1,056 56 1,908 220 10.3 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 1,116 1,097 36 2,249 278 11.0 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 880 678 30 1,588 190 10.6 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 46,991 29,128 1,231 77,350 4,927 5.9 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 2,258 2,043 73 4,374 640 12.7 67.5 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 398 546 25 969 93 8.7 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,614 1,318 77 3,009 159 5.0 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1,589 1,163 98 2,8,50 366 11.3 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 1,074 339 24 1,43.7 390 21.3 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 678 621 23 1,322 71 5.0 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 396 556 13 965 99 9.3 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 3,830 3,844 172 7,846 490 5.8 71.0 DENVER 285,890 144,279 84,833 43,123 2,468 130,424 13,855 9.6 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 364 286 18 668 124 15.6 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 9,160 10,000 300 19.460 871 4.2 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 2,522 2,253 120 4,995 435 8.1 45.0 ELBERT 6,160 . 3,545 1,625 1,642 69 3,336 209 5.8 57.5 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 40,203 63,728 1,814 105,745 5,168 4.6 55.7 FREMONT 19.663 11,118 5,156 5,281 216 10,653 525 4.6 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 4,419 3,757 174 8,350 482 5.4 55.0 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 705 578 26 1,309 197 13.0. 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,028 1,522 2,104 55 3, 681 347 8.6 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,745 1,351 37 3,133 462 12.8 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 154 233 11 398 64 13.8 82.9 HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 1,500 644 20 2,164 171 7.3 61.0

JACKS011 1.119 769 267 427 14 708 61 7.9 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 76,592 66,745 2,795 146,132 8,054 5.2 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 453 474 13 940 116 1o.g 91.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,327 1,668 36 3,031 285 8.5 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 1,036 616 37 1,689 309 15.4 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 5,092 4,337 227 9,656 840 8.0 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 n,949 31,741 27,098 1,049 59,888 3,061 4.8 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 2,434 1,303 94 3,831 1,588 29.3 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 814 977 28 1,819 110 5.7 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 3,458 3,165 114 6,737 416 5.8 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 16,785 14,032 633 31,450 1,344 4.0 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 238 178 7 423 62 12.7 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,419 1,681 101 3,201 399 11.0 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,570 2,315 145 5,030 292 5.4 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,276 3,804 222 8,302 476 5.4 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 3,089 3,218 115 6,422 947 12.8 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 3,091 2,600 84 5,781 875 13.1 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,260 492 671 12 1,175 85 6.7 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,229 1.146 69 2,444 350 12.5 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 955 988 24 1,967 145 6.8 76.0 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 2,100 1,460 73 3,633 499 12.0 42.7 PRDWERS 7,804 4,965 1,901 1,916 89 3,906 1,059 21.3 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 28,888 13,049 796 42,733 2,136 4.7 65.0 RID BLANCO 3,928 2,258 878 1,134 33 2,045 213 9.4 57.4 RID GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1,746 1,949 63 3,758 259 6.4 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,552 2,151 92 4,795 343 6.6 50.8

SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 1,031 742 32 1,805 206 10.2 78.0 SAN JUAN 537 387 186 153 10 349 38 9.8 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 877 518 34 1,429 260 15.3 13.2 . SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 587 610 23 1,280 97 1.0 80.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 2,123 1,799 83 4,005 276 6.4 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 1,801 2,559 104 4,464 322 6.7 64.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 883 1,204 29 2,116 160 7.0 70.2 WELD 68,153 38,141 19,114 16,866 567 36,547 1,594 4.1 55.9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,792 1,948 89 3,829 250 6.1 73.5

.... TOTAL 0191966501063265 534,877 441,792 18,568 995,237 68,028 6.3 55.3 01 c.u

..... 0'1 Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990 .::..

ATTORNEY GENERAL

WOODARD • DUANE D 1 NORl:ON. GALE R 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT ADAMS 129.910 57.333 32.584 31.850 64.434 2,899 4.3 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 2,107 1,963 4,070 285 6.5 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 44,172 65,.122 109,294 6,520 5.6 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 759 1,'135 1,894 234 10.9 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 924 1,322 2,246 281 11.1 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 790 .756 1,546 232 13.0 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 41,733 34,372 76,105 6,172 7.5 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 2,153 2,265 4,418 596 11 •. 8 67 .s CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 365 609 974 88 8.2 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1, 3.48 1,664 3,012 1'~6 4.9 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1, 615 1,239 2,854 36'2 11.2 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 1,077. 346 1,423 404 22.1 72.1 CROWLEY 1.,904 1,393 611 713 1,324 69 4.9 73.1 CUSTER 1, 646. 1, 064. 336 631 967 97 9.1 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 3,144 4,675. 7,819 517 6.2 71.0 DEN.VER 285,890 144,279 75,762' 54,651 180,413 13,866 9.6 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 364 291 655 137 17.2 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 6,336. 12,241 18,577 1,754 8.6 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 2,167 2,736 4,903 427 8.0 45.0 ELBERT 6' 160 3,545 1,255 2,028 3,283 262 7.3 57.5 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 34,930 70,134 105,064 5,849 5.2 55.7 FREMONT 19.663 11,178 4 .• 110 6,551 10,661 517 4.6 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 3,436 4,893 8,329 503 5.6 55.0 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 573 736 1,309 197 13.0 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,028 1,304 2,416 3,720 308 7.6 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,420 1, 674 3,094 501 13.9 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 143 261 404 58 12.5 82.9

HUERFAfiO 3,924 2,335 1,324 829 2,153 182 7.7 61.0 JACKSON 1' 119 769 260 435 695 74 9.6 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 63,9'58 82,522 146,480 7,706 4.9 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 380 545 925 131 12.4 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,124 1,915 3,039 277 8.3 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 858 837 1,695 303 15.1 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 4,595 5,045 9,640 856 8.1 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 30,238 29,945 60,183 2. 766 4.3 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 2,194 1,514 3,708 1, 711 31.5 65.9 LINCOLN 2, 731 1,929 736 1,057 1,793 136 7.0 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 3,037 3,707 6, 744 409 5.7 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 11,925 19,361 31,286 1.508 4.5 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 256 172 428 57 11.7 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,192 2,019 3.211 389 10.8 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,518 2,472 4,990 332 6.2 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 3,560 4,652 8,212 566 6.4 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 2,843 3,768 6,611 758 10.2 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 2,749 2,897 5,646 1,010 15.1 59.4 OURAY 1, 687 1,260 411 762 1,173 87 6.9 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,071 1,386 2,457 337 12.0 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 807 1,145 1,952 160 7.5 76.0 I' ITKIN g,666 4,132 1,797 1,823 3,620 512 12.3 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 1,696 2,150 3,846 1,119 22.5 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 24,493 17.912 42,405 2,464 5.4 65.0 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 664 1,417 2,081 177 7.8 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1,738 1,991 3,729 288 7.1 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,104 2,645 4,749 389 7.5 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 1,062 743 1,805 206 10.2 78.:jo SAN JUAN 537 387 166 178 344 43 11.1 72~0 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 821 631 1,452 237 14.0 63:2

• SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 506 777 1,283 94 6.8 80:.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 1,811 2,180 3,991 290 6.7 52;3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 1,582 2,743 4.325 461 9.6 64.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 740 1,407 2,147 129 5.6 70.2 WELD 68,153 38,141 16,291 19,331 35,622 2, 519 6.6 ·55ri'9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,640 2,186 3,826 253 6.2 :) 73~:5·

' ..... 0'1 TOTAL 0191966501063265 458,665 532,373 991,038 72,227 6.7 55.3 0'1

..... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990

MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

FORSYTH, ROYCE D. D 1 KULLBACK, KATHY R 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z 10 VT ZTRIDUT ADAMS 0 0 0 0 0 ARAPAHOE 3,028 1.684 651 755 1.417 257 15.8 55.6 DENVER 273,151 137,939 68,697 43,304 112,001 25,938 18.8 50.4

TOTAL 271,179 139,123 19,348 44,070 113,418 21,205 18.7 50.4

MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

GILBERTSON, WARREN E. "GIL" R 1 PETRDCCO, HAZEL F. D 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z 10 VT ZTRIDUT ALAMOSA 1,020 4,355 1,789 2,082 3,871 484 11.1 72.3 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 1,078 672 1,750 378 17.7 12.4 CONEJOS 4,508 3,211 1,140 1,599 2,739 477 14.8 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 293 1,038 1,331 496 27.1 72.1 CUSTER 1,141 1,064 552 303 855 209 u.s 64.1 DELTA 11,738 8,336 4,045 3,115 7,160 1,176 14.1 71.0 DDLCiRES 1,032 792 269 279 548 244 30.8 76.7 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 ·2,376 1,935 4,311 1,019 19.1 45.0 FREMONT 12,852 7,226 3,292 3,156 6,448 778 10.7 56.2 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 3,867 3,790 7,157 1,175 13.3 55.0 GRAND 5,961 4,028 2,026 1,128 3,154 874 21.6 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,271 1,456 2,727 868 24.1 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 223 121 344 118 25.5 82.9 HUERFAND 3,824 2,335 656 1,357 2,013 322 13.7 61.0 JACKSON 1,119 769 412 186 598 171 22.2 68.7 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 4, 713 4,417 9,130 1,366 13.0 62.2 MESA 53,269 32,794 16,251 12,876 29,127 3,667 11.1 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 186 194 380 105 21.6 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1, 719 1,090 2,809 791 21.9 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,550 5,322 2.490 2,132 4,622 700 13.1 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,271 3,313 7,584 1,194 13.6 68.1 OURAY 1. 687 1,260 707 338 1,045 215 17.0 74.6 PITKIN 9;666 4,132 1,417 1,708 3,125 1,007 24.3 42.7

,PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 13,264 27,963 41,227 3,642 8.1 65.0 RID BLANCO 3,928 2,258 1,078 665 1,743 515 22.8 !7.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1,916 1,613 3,529 488 12.1 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,703 1,871 4,574 564 10.9 50.8 SAGU.\Cio!E 2,57$ 2,011 774 891 1.665 346 17.2 78.0 SAN JUAN 537 387 154 .165 319 68 17.5 72.0

..... SAN MIGUEL 2,610 1.,6~9 503 721 1.224 465 27.5 63.2 (1'1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 1,923 1,610 3,533 748 17.4 52.a 'I

TOTAL 302,424 185,812 77,358 83,784 161,142 24,670 13.2 61.4

..... 01 Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990 (X)

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO (AT LARGE)

DIETZE, PETER R 1 KELLEY, GUY J, D 2 DODGE, ELSI J, p 3

t REG t VOTE 1 2 3 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 129,910 67,333 23,032 33,038 4,045 60,115 7,218 10.7 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 1,625 1,917 167 3,709 646 14.8 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227.996 115,814 54,130 38,709 4,576 97,415 18,399 15.8 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 966 653 86 1,705 423 19.8 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 912 904 88 1,904 623 24.6 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 503 825 69 1,397 381 21.4 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 34,408 34,689 2,976 72,073 10,204 12.4 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 1,757 1,870 128 3,755 1,259 25.1 67.5 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 466 300 37 803 259 24.3 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,318 1,185 213 2, 7)6 452 14.2 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1,017 1,497 147 2. 6'111 555 17.2 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 272 1,040 40 1,35'2 475 25.9 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 596 550 48 1,194 199 14.2 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 498 269 47 814 250 23.4 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 3,595 3,046 431 7,072 1,264 15.1 71.0 DENVER 285,890 144.279 42,454 69,781 3,350 115,585 28,694 19.8 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 197 294 26 517 275 34.7 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 11,344 5,325 933 17,602 2,729 13.4 49.6 EAGLE 11,931 5,330 2,186 1,758 266 4,220 1,110 20.8 45.\) ELBERT 6,160 3,545 1,628 1,113 144 2,885 660 18.5 57.5 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 59,075 34,843 5,489 99,407 11.506 10.3 55.7 FREMONT 19.663 11,178 4, 716 4,429 537 9,682 1,496 13.3 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 3,596 3,300 472 7,368 1,464 16.5 55.0 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 494 547 48 1,089 417 27.6 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,028 1,885 968 152 3,005 1,023 25.3 67.5 GUNNISON 5,137 3,595 1,194 1,375 94 2.553 942 26.2 58.5 HINSDAL£ 557 462 217 99 12 328 134 29.0 82.9 HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 564 1.322 56 1.962 373 15.9 51. i)

JACKSON 1,119 769 344 197 23 564 205 26.6 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 70,203 56,499 7,193 133,895 20,291 13.1 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 417 364 28 809 247 23.3 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,404 1,123 72 2,599 717 21.6 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 463 913 58 1,434 564 28.2 61.2 LA PLATA 16.860 10,496 4,789 3. :;gg 487 8,875 1,621 15.4 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 27,245 24,132 2,844 54,221 8,728 13.8 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 936 2,107 164 3,207 2,212 40.8 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 842 622 71 1,535 394 20.4 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 3,078 2,814 281 6,173 980 13.7 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 14,433 12,839 1,343 28,615 4,179 12.7 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 137 224 10 371 114 23.5 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,393 1,120 163 2,676 924 25.6 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,228 2,090 243 4,561 761 14.2 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 3,662 3,290 520 7,472 1,306 14.8 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 2,958 2,396 204 5,558 1,811 24.5 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 2,356 2,571 158 5,085 1, 571 23.6 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,260 635 327 44 1,006 254 20.1 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,051 934 125 2,110 684 24.4 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 879 660 66 1,605 507 24.0 76.0 PITKIN 9. 666 4,132 1,427 1,544 161 3,132 1,000 24;2 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 1, 541 1,581 175 3,297 1, 668 33.5 63.6 PUEBLO 691011 44,869 12,981 25,308 2,002 40,291 4,578 10.2 65.0 RID BLANCO 3,928 2,258 996 618 82 1,696 562 24.8 57.4 RID GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1,740 1, 513 145 3,398 619 15.4 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 1,970 1,920 186 4,076 1,06~ 20.11 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 642 909 55 1,606 405 20.11 78.0 SAN JUAN 537 387 130 148 24 302 85 21.'9 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2,170 1,189 423 118 78 1,169 520 30.7 13.2 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 646 400 39 1,085 292 21.2 80.1

'SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 1,790 1,454 224 3,468 813 18.9 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 2,376 1,387 235 3,998 788 16.4 64.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 1,078 604 95 1,777 499 21.9 70.2 WELD 68,153 38,141 16,707 14,768 1,308 32,783 5,358 14.0 55.9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,734 1,406 205 3,34.5 1n '17\;fg 73.5

' ..... TOTAL 0191966501063265 440,289 418,705 43,788 902,782 160,483 15.0 55.3 01 (0

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Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - SECOND CONGRESSIONAL .DISTRICT

ELLINS, LYNN R 1 SIEVERS, ROBERT E. "BOB" D 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT ADAMS 91,653 49,867 18,901 25,097 44,003 5,814 11.7 51.5 BOUlDER 149,390 82,277 32,714 38,305 71,019 11,258 13.6 55.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,158 1,446 1,256 2,702 466 14.7 63.7 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 557 528 1,085 421 27.9 15.2 JEFFERSON 81,598 45,374 20,910 17,699 38,609 6, 715 14.9 55.&

TOTAL 334,920 182,192 74,533 82,885 157,418 24,774 13.5 54.3

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

ROBB, NORWOOD

ADAMS ARAPAHOE DENVER JEFFERSON

f REG 10,565

181,959 12,014

133,010

f VOTE 1 5,196 3,642

91,825 62,345 6,340 3,313

73,961 51,809

TOTAL 337,598 177,322 121,109

STATE SENATOR, FIRST DISTRICT

AMENT, DON JOHNSON, VIOLA

f REG t VOTE 1 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,993 LOGAN 10,307 7' 153 4,979 MORGAN 13,108 7,319 4,118 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 1,442 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 1,000 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 1 '549 WELD 5,075 2,912 1,137 YUMA 5,548 4,079 2,702

TOTAL 46,497 30,644 19,920

STATE SENATOR, SECOND DISTRICT

RIZZUTO, JIM t REG f VOTE 1

BACA 3,128 2,527 1,802 BENT 2,694 1,778 1,380 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 115 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 1,099

• HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 1, 711 KIOWA 1,292 1,051 774 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 2,928 OTERO 11,198 6,1)56 4,479 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 2,666 PUEBLO 3,608 2,297 1,730

TOTAL 45,146 29,488 19,184

R 1

TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 3,142 1,554 29.9 41.1

62,345 29,480 32.1 50.4 3,313 3,027 47.7 52.5

51,809 22,152 29.9 55.1

121,109 56,213 31.7 52.5

R 1 D 2

2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 828 2,821 495 14.9 70.1

1,895 6,874 279 3.9 19.3 1,981 1,599 770 10.4 51.2

515 1,957 155 7.3 76.0 315 1,315 12 4.5 80.1 526 2,075 201 8.8 70.2

1·,008 2,645 317 10.7 58.3 1,049 3,751 328 8.0 73.5

8,117 28,037 2,607 8.5 65.9

D 1

TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 1,802 725 28.6 80.7 1,380 398 22.3 65.9

115 447 42.0 72.0 1,099 294 21.1 73.1 1, 711 624 26.7 61.0

774 282 21.7 81.7 2,928 2,491 45.9 65.9 4,479 2,177 32.7 59.4 2,666 2,299 46.3 63.6 1,730 567 24.6 63.6

19,184 10,304 34.9 65.3

~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990

STATE SENATOR, THIRD DISTRICT

TRUJILLO, LARRY E. SR. D 1

PUEBLO

TOTAL


42,714 27,216 21,711 21.711 5,505

STATE SENATOR, FIFTH DISTRICT

PASTORE, BOB BERRY, J. DON

t REG t VOTE 1 ALAIIIlSA 6,020 4,355 2,865 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 2,619 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 2,035 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 1,165 DELTA 10,700 7,580 3,346 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,836 HINSDALE 557 412 224 MINERAL 540 485 317 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 2,563 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 1.252

TOTAL 46,875 32,562 18,223

STATE SENATOR, SIXTH DISTRICT

MASSON, MARGARET "MARGEY" CASSIDY, SAM

f REG f VOTE 1 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 711 DELTA 1,311 957 333 DOLORES 1,032 792 360 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 4,081 llllNTEZUMA 8,510 5,322 2,351 MONTROSE 12,888 a. 778 3,837 OURAY 1,687 1,260 812 SAN JUAN 537 387 168 SAN MIGUEL 2,170 1,689 555

TOTAL 48,952 31,809 13,313

STATE SENATOR, SEVENTH DISTRICT

MOORE, JOHN BISHOP, TILMAN "TILLIE"

D R

2 1,293 1,739

927 310

2,879 1,231

206 118

1,240 557

10,500

R D

2 1,324

405 321

5,921 2, 717 4,612

401 177 854

16.797

D R

1 2

TOTAL 4,159 4,358 2,962 1,475 6,225 3,067

430 435

3,803 1,809

28,723

1 2

TOTAL . 2,035

738 181

10,002 5,123 8,449 1,213

345 1,519

30,110

1 2

20.2 63.7

10 VOTE Z NO VT 191 4.5 656 13.0 254 7.8 352 1!L2

1,355 17.8 528 14.6 32 6.9 so 10.3

214 5.3 202 10.0

3,839 11.7

NO VOTE % NO VT 93 4.3

219 22.8 101 13.3 494 4.7 199 3.7 329 3.7

47 3.7 42 10.8

170 10.0

1,699 5.3

%TRNOUT 72.3 67.5 71.3 72.1 70.8 58.5 82.9 89.8 68.3 78.0

69.4

ZTRNOUT 52.4 72.9 71.7 62.2 12.1 68.1 74.6 72.0 63.2

64.9

t REO f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT MESA 53,269 32,794 13,357 18,228 31,585 1,209 3.6 u.s TOTAL 53,269 32,794 13,357 18,228 31,585 1,209 3.6 u.s

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.... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990

STATE SENATOR, NINTH DISTRICT

BIRD, MICHAEL C.(•MIKE") R 1

f REG f VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE '% NO VT '%TRNOUT ELBERT 6,160 3,545 2,515 2,515 1,030 29.0 57.5 EL PASO 69,455 38,821 30,370 30,370 8,451 21.7 55.8

TOTAL 75,515 42,361 32,885 32,885 9,481 22.3 51.0

STATE SENATOR, ELEVENTH DISTRICT

WELLS, JEFF R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE '% NO VT '%TRNOUT EL PASO

TOTAL

33,751 16,753 11,573 11,573 5,180 30.9 49.6

33,751 11,753 11,573 11,573 5,180

STATE SENATOR, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT

HOPPER, SALLY KENNEY, PETER

t REG t VOTE 1 BOULDER 19,467 11,218 4,756 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,973 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 3,180 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 864 JEFFERSON 17.942 10,322 1,313 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 2,197 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 2,735

TOTAL 74,358 39,957 22,018

STATE SENATOR, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT

VAUGHAN, PAUL ROBERTS, JIM

R D

2 5,300 1,075 1,775

446 3,348 1.614 1,351

14,909

D R

1 2

TOTAL 10,051 3,048 4,955 1,310 9,661 3,811 4,086

36,927

1 2

30.9 41.6

NO VOTE '% NO VT 1,162 10.3

120 3.7 375 7.0 196 13.0 U1 8.4 321 7.7 195 4.5

3,030 7.5

'%TRNOUT 57.1 63.7 45.0 65.2 57.5 42.7 52.3

53.7

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE '% NO VT ZTRNOUT LARIMER 31,046 20,769 8,945 10,802 19,747 1,022 4.9 57.1 WELD 16,574 8,743 4,019 3,798 7,817 926 10.5 52.7

TOTAL 52,620 29,512 12,964 14,600 27,564 1,948 6.6 56.0

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..... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990

STATE SENATOR, SIXTEENTH DISTRICT

NORTON, TOM

WELD

TOTAL

R 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 46,504 26,431 17,048 17,048 9,388 35.5 51.8

46,504 26,436 17,048 17,048 9,388 35.5 56.8

STATE SENATOR, TWENTIETH DISTRICT

TRAYLOR, CLAIRE TARNOW, ROBERT C.

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R D

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 52,113 29,748 11,865 10,626 27,491 2,257 7.5 57.0

52,113 29,748 11,865 10,121 27,491 2,257 7.5 57.0

STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT

SCHROEDER, BILL MCREYNOLDS, GREGG C.

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R D

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 13,355 35,748 21,263 11,721 32,984 2,714 7.7 56.4

13,355 35,748 21,213 11,721 82,984 2,714 7.7 51.4

STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

JOHNSON, JOAN

ADAMS

TOTAL

D 1

f REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 42,156 21,027 11,425 11,425 4,102 21.8 49.8

42.156 21,027 11,425 16,425 4,102 21.8 49.8

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Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990

STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT

ROBINSON, MIKE MUTZEBAUGH, DICK

I REG I VOTE 1 ARAPAHOE 33,454 16,644 6,321 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 7,254 JEFFERSON 25,495 14,105 5,112

TOTAL 99.929 51,080 18,687

STATE SENATOR, THIRTIETH DISTRICT

GALLAGHER, DENNIS FONTENOT, PAT

I REG I VOTE 1 DENVER 39,690 17,075 11 '152

TOTAL 89,690 17,075 11' 152

STATE SENATOR, THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT

THRELKELD, BILL PETERSON, RAY E.

D R

2 7,316

11,370 7,880

2S.5U

D R

2 2,636

2,636

R D

1 2

TOTAL 13,637 18,624 12,992

45,253

1 2

TOTAL 13,788

13,788

1 2

NO VOTE Z NO VT 3,007 18.0 1,707 8.3 1 '113 7.8

5,827 11.4

\

NO VOTE Z NO VT 3,287 19.2

3,287 19.2

ZTRNOUT 49.7 49.6 55.3

51.1

ZTRNOUT 43.0

4.9.0

DENVER

TOTAL

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 51,385 27,672 10,979 12,885 23,864 3,808 13.7 53.8

51,385 27,672 10,979 12,885 23,814 3,808

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIRST DISTRICT

FAATZ, JEANNE R 1

13.7

DENVER

TOTAL

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 30,021 11,659 10,152 10,152 6,507 39.0 55.4

30,021 11,659 10,152 10,152 1,507 39.0 55.4

58.8

.....

...... 0


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SECOND DISTRICT

HERNANDEZ, TONY KRUSE, RON W.

DENVER

TOTAL

D R

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z 10 VT ZTRNOUT 20,665 9,044 5,244 1,979 7,223 1,821 20.1 43.7

20,665 9,044 5,244 1,979 7,223 1,821 20.1 43.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRD DISTRICT

CROUSE, GORDON J. KNOX, WAYIIE I.

DENVER

TOTAL

R D

1 2

I REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRIOUT 26,620 13,582 3,383 7,870 11,253 2,329 17.1 51.0

26,620 13,582 3,383 7,870 11,253 2,329 17.1 51.0

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH DISTRICT

BAILEY, CHUCK MARES, DONALD J.

DENVER

TOTAL

R D

1 2

f REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 22,427 11,207 2,398 6,887 9,285 1,922 17.1 49.9

22,427 11,207 2,398 ·1,887 9,285 1,922 17.1 49.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTH DISTRICT

HERNANDEZ, PHIL D 1

DENVER

TOTAL

I REO I VOTE 1 TOTAL 10 VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 20,764 8,475 5,473 5,473 3,.002 35.4 40.8

20,764 8,475 5,473 5,473 3,002 35.4 40.8

.....,. Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990 1\J

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTH DISTRICT

KOPEL, JERRY

DENVER

TOTAL

0 1

1 REG 1 VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 27,990 13,215 8,015 8,015 5~200 39.3 47.2

27.990 13,215 8.015 8.015 5,200 39.3 47.2

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SEVENTH DISTRICT

TAINER., GLORIA

ADAMS DENVER

TOTAL

I REG 0

24,011

I VOTE 0

10,373

1 0

6,970

0 1

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 0

1,970 3,403 32.8 43.2

24,011 10,373 1,970 6,170 3,403 32.8 43.2

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, EIGHTH DISTRICT

WEBB, WILMA J.

DENVER

TOTAL

0 1

t REO t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 20,600 8,322 6,051 1,051 2.271 27.2 40.3

20.600 8,322 6,051 6,051 2,271 27.2 40.3

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, NINTH DISTRICT

GRANT, PAT GATTO, CHARLES R

0 1 2

ARAPAHOE DENVER

I REG I VOTE 951 318

1 105

9,434

2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 28.167 17,252

119 224 94 29.5 33.4 4,838 14.272 2,980 17.2 61.2

TOTAL 29,118 17,570 9,539 4,957 14,491 3,074 17.4 60.3

..... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6. 1990

..... "'-l 01

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TENTH DISTRICT

NEALE, BETTY LUTREY, RALPHIE

ARAPAHOE DENVER

TOTAL

I REG 0

35,9&1

I VOTE 0

19,360

1 0

9, 760

R D

1 2

2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 0 0

6,705 16,465 2,895 14.9 53.8

35,961 19,360 9,760 6,705 16,465 2,895 \

14.9 53.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, ELEVENTH DISTRICT

SHOEMAKER, JEFF HODAPP, PATRICIA "PAT"

R D

1 2

ARAPAHOE DElVER

TOTAL

I REG I VOTE 2,077 1,366

28,489 16,790

1 569

7. 771

2 496

7,391

TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 1,065 301 22.0 65.7

15,162 1,628 9.6 58.9

30,566 18,156 8,340 7,887 16,227 1,929 10.6 59.3

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWELFTH DISTRICT

SWENSON, BETTY BLUE, MARY

BOULDER

TOTAL

R D

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 31,243 16,440 9,219 6,368 15,587 853 5.1 52.6

31,243 16,440 9,219 6,368 15,587 853 5.1 52.6

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT

JOHNSON, STAN MARTIN, SALLY

BOULDER

TOTAL

R D

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 38,454 23,044 11,926 9 c37 21 563 1 481 6

tV t i o4 59.9

38,454 23,044 11,926 9,637 21,563 1,481 6.4 59.9

...... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTEENTH DISTRICT

WINDHAM, THOMAS L. RUPERT, DOROTHY

BOULDER

TOTAL

R D

1 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT 36,645 21,558 7,123 12,785 19,908 1,750 8.0 59.1

35.,645 21,558 7,123 12,785 19,908 1,750 8.0 59.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTEENTH DISTRICT

WRIGHT, RUTH CORNELISON, PAUL

D R

1 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT BOULDER

TOTAL

31,131 14,528 10,1~5 3,170 13,275 1,352 9.2 45.9

31,131 14,628 10,105 3,170 13,276 1,352 9.2 45.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTEENTH DISTRICT

MARTIN, BILL R 1 COAKLEY, JAMES F. D 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT EL PASO 25,861 15,455 9,248 4,999 14,247 1,218 7.8 59.7 TOTAL 25,811 15,455 9,248 4,999 14,247 1,218 7.8 59.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT

GREENWOOD, DAPHNE T. D 1 PHILIPS, BARBARA R 2

t REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT EL PASO 17,931 9,277 4,572 4,213 8,885 392 4.2 51.7

TOTAL 17,931 9,277 4,172 4,213 8,885 392 4.2 51.7

""'-~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990 ())

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT

RAVE, ED RATTERREE, THOMAS W.

EL PASO

TOTAL

D R

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT 44,604 24,070 6,912 15,289 22,201 1,869 7.7 53.9

44,604 24,070 6,912 15,289 22,201 1,869 7.7 53.9

\

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, NINETEENTH DISTRICT

EPPS, MARY ELI.EN SCHOENBERGER, CHARRON

R D

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT 24,294 12,542 7,738 4,197 11,935 607 4.8 51.6 EL PASO

TOTAL 24,294 12,542 7,738 4,197 11,935

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTIETH DISTRICT

WERLE, NICHOLAS DUKE, CHARLES

EL PASO

TOTAL

f REG 35,759

35,759

f VOTE 20,806

20,806

D R

1 2 5,556 13,607

5,556 13,607

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT

BERRY, CHUCK R

1 2

TOTAL 19,163

19,163

1

607 4.8 51.6

NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT 1,643 7.8 58.1

1,643 7.8 58.1

EL PASO

TOTAL

f REG f VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT 23,458 12,170 8,729 8,729 3,441 28.2 51.8

23,458 12.170 8,729 8,729 3,441 28.2 51.8

...... CD ......

...... CD Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990 0

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-SECOND DISTRICT

ARO, MARGARET (MAGGIE) HOUSTON FAGAN, RENNY

R D

1 2

EL PASO

TOTAL

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 27,008 16,583 5,796 7,826 13,122 2,951 17.8 61.4

27,008 16,583 5,796 7,826 13,622 2,951 17.8 61.4

STATE F:IEPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-THIRD DIS.TRICT

WRIGHT, LANCE FISH, MARLEEN M.

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

D R

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 29,530 15,4&1 6,170 8,347 14,517 949 5.1 52.3

29,530 15,45& 6,170 8,347 14,517 949 &.1 52.3

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

HAYES, ROD KILLIAN, PAT

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R D

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 2&,341 14,933 &,422 7,823 14,245 588 4.6 56.6

2&,346 14,933 6,422 7,823 14,245 588 4.6 56.5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

WILSON, BOB GRAMPSAS, ANTHONY (TONY) S.

D R

1 2

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VO·TE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 33,545 19,049 7,597 10,079 17,676 1,373 7.2 56.6

33,546 19,049 7,597 10,079 17,576 1,373 7.2 56.6


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

TUCKER, SHIRLEEN

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 29,492 16,496 12,610 12,610 8,886 28.5 55.1

29,492 16".496 12.610 12,610 8,886 28.5 55.9

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT (RECOIJNT) MILLER,··. PAT PIERSON, JIM

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

R D

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 82,180 19,090 9,156 9,098 18,254 886 4.8 59.8

82,180 19,090 9,156 9,098 18,254 886 4.8 59.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT KING, GERALD E. AGLER, VICKIE

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

D R

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 48,606 24,778 7,062 15,991 28,058 1,725 6.9 56.8

48,606 24,778 7,062 15,991 28,058 1,725 6.9 56.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT

FEDORONKO, GEORGE LAWRENCE, MICHELLE

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

D R

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % 10 VT %TRNOUT 26,187 14,240 6,288 7,458 18,741 499 8.5 54.8

26,187 14,240 6,288 7,458 18,741 499 8.5 54.8

Q; Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6t 1990 ~

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTIETH DISTRICT

DEHERRERA, GUILLERMO A. D 1 SWAYZE, BARBARA J. R 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 19,066 10,002 5,295 4,288 9,583 419 4.1 52.4 DENVER 146 0 0 4 4

TOTAL 19.212 10,002 5,295 4,292 9,587 415 4.1 52.0

\

S:TATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT

JOHNSON, BOB. D 1 FLEMING, FAYE R 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 19,407 10,473 4,699 5,383 10,082 391 3.7 53.9 BOULDER 11.917 6,!07 2,830 3,151 5,981 52& 8.0 54.6 WELD 3,170 1,559 710 809 1,519 140 8.4 52.3

.TOTAL 34,494 18,539 8,239 9,343 11,582 1,057 5.1 54.0

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-SECOND DISTRICT

REESER, JEANNIE G. D 1

I REG 19,017

21

I VOTE 9,349

0

1 7,448

7

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS DENVER

TOTAL

7,448 1,901 20.3 49.0 7

19,093 9,349 7,455 7,455 1,894 20.2 48.9

STATE. REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT

SNYDER, CAROL WILLIAMS, KAT HI

ADAMS

TOTAL

D R

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 27,874 14,970 7,413 7,025 14,438 532 3.5 53.7

27,874 14,970 7,413 7,025 14,438 532 3.5 53.7

...... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6. 1990

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

JONES, MATTHEW •MATT• BOYER, LLOYD

D R

1 2

ADAMS

TOTAL

,f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 21,029 10,135 6,485 3,128 9,613 522 5.1 41.1

21,029 1~.135 6,485 3,128 9,613 522 5.1 48.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT \

MCDOWALL, DAVE JUliE, VI

ADAMS

TOTAL

R D

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 21,354 11,119 3,928 6,669 10,597 522 4.6 52.0

21,354 11,119 3,928 6,669 10,597 522 4.6 52.0

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

RUDDICK, STEVE SHERMAN, ROGER

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

D R

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 20,183 10,371 4,948 2,885 7,833 2,543 24.5 51.4

20,183 10,371 4,948 2,885 7,833 2,543 24.5 51.4

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT

BURNS, TOM BLICKENSDERFER, TOM

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

D R

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % 10 VT %TRNOUT 25,901 13,814 4,286 5,865 10,151 3,713 21.7 53.5

25,901 13,814 4,281 5,815 10,151 3,713 21.7 53.5


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

PANKEY, PHILLIP L. R 1

t REG t VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

33,254 18,186 9,956 9,956 8,230 45.2 54.6

33.254 18,186 9,956 9,956 8,230 45.2 54.6

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT

SCHAUER, PAUL R 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

41,831 22,380 14,026 14,026 8,354 37.3 53.5

41,831 22,380 14,026 14,026 8,354

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTIETH DISTRICT

ADKINS, JEANNE M. R

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL ARAPAHOE 16,115 7,972 4,792 4,792 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 15,924 15,924 ELBERT 6,160 3,545 1, 714 1.714

TOTAL 63,335 31,848 22,430 22,430

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT

WHITE, SHELLIE THIEBAUT, WILLIAM "BILL", JR

R D

1

1 2

NO VOTE 3,180 4,407 1,831

9,418

37.3 53.5

% NO VT %TRNOUT 39.8 49.2 21.6 49.6 51.6 57.5

29.5 50.2

PUEBLO

TOTAL


25,024 16,337 4,509 10,807 15,316 1,021 6.2 55.2

Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-SECOND DISTRICT

ROMERO, GILBERT E. D 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT PUEBLO

TOTAL

23,053 14,665 11,618 11,618 3,047 20.7 63.6

23,053 14,665 11.618 11,618 3,047

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT

TRUJILLO, JUAN SALAZ, MIKE

D R

1 2

20.7 63.6

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRIOUT HUERFANO LAS ANIMAS OTERO PUEBLO

TOTAL

3,824 8,220 4,143 7,124

23,311

2,.335 764 5,419 1,539 2,420 992 4,382 2,158

14,556 5,453

1,477 2,241 94 . 4.0 61.0 3,448 4,987 432 7.9 65.9 1,174 2,;166 254 10.4 58.4 1,941 4,099 283 6.4 61.5

8,040 13,493 1,063 7.3 62.4

STATE :REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY.;FOURTH DISTRICT

ARVESCHOUG, STEVE ZAMARRIPA, BEN

FREMONT PUEBLO

TOTAL

I REG 15,577 13,810

I VOTE 8,869 9,485

1 6,032 I ,316

R D

2 2,579 2,877

1 2

TOTAL 10 VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 8,611 258 2.9 51.9 9,193 292 3.0 68.1

29,387 18,354 12,348 5,456 17,804 550 2.9 62.4

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

IRWII, JOHIII J.

LARIMER

TOTAL

R 1

I REG I VOTE 1 TOTAL NO VOTE % 10 VT %TRNOUT 32,270 18,169 14,440 14,440 3,729 20.5 56.3

32,270. 18,169 14.440 14,440 3,729 20.5 56.3

.... co w


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

ULYANG, JOHN REDDER, THOMAS J.

LARIMER

TOTAL

R D

1 2


41,581 23,571 11,169 11,535 22,704 867 3.5 55.5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT

BRANDT, DANE REEVES, PEGGY

LARIMER

TOTAL

R D

1 2


28,940 14,628 4,554 9,635 14,189 439 3.0 50.5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

OWEN, DAVE JOHNSON, DON

LARIMER WELD

TOTAL

I REG 11,626 21.059

32,685

I VOTE 6,581

12,517

19,098

R D

1 2 3,489 2,538 6,727 4, 779

10,216 7,317

1 2

TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 6,027 554 8.4 56.6

11,506 1,011 8.0 59.4

17,533 1,565 8.1 58.4

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FORTY-NINTH DISTRICT ANDERSON, RON COFFMAN, MICHAEL H.

ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

D R

1 2

I REG ·1 VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 47,084 22,442 7,337 10,268 17,605 4,837 21.5 47.6

47,084 22,442 7,337 10,268 17,605 4,837 21.5 47.6

co Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990 .::..

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTIETH DISTRICT

CORDOVA, ROBERTO SULLIVAN, PAT

WELD

TOTAL

D R

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT 20,989 11,111 5,054 5,474 10,528 sag 5.7 53.2

20,989 11,1&7 5,054 5,474 10,528 U9 5.7 53.2

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-FIRST.DISTRICT \

HARMS, SALLY A. JERKE, WILLIAM H.

WELD

TOTAL

D R

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT 22,935 12,798 5,&&8 6,430 12,098 100 5.4 55.8

22,935 12,798 5,&68 6,430 12,098 700 5.4 55.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-SECOND DISTRICT

MARLATT, GENE R. ANDERSON, NORMA

JEFFERSON

TOTAL

D R

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % 10 VT ZTRNOUT 32,413 18,110 &,855 10,271 17,12& 984 5.4 55.8

32,413 18,110 6,855 10,271 17,126 984 5.4 55.8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-THIRD DISTRICT

EDDINS, JIM WILLIAMS, SAMUEL


TOTAL

f REG 4,970 2,309

23,002 8,173

38,454

f VOTE 3,1&8 1.5~6

12,024 4,281

20,979

R D

1 2 1,26& 1,UO

428 84& 5,&86 5,542 1.061 3,018

8,441 11,066

1 2

TOTAL 10 VOTE % NO VT ZTRIOUT 2,926 242 7.& &3. 7 1.274 232 15.4 &5.2

11,228 796 6.6 52.2 4,079 202 4.7 52.3

19,507 1,472 7.0 54.5

...... ~ Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

FOSTER, TIMOTHY E.

DELTA MESA

t REG 4,710

23,277

t VOTE 3,288

14,275

1 2,524

11,109

R

TOTAL 2,524

11,109

1


3,166 22.1 61.3

TOTAL 27,987 17,563 13,633 13,633 3,930 22.3 152.7

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

PRINSTER, DAN D 1

MESA

TOTAL


29,992 18,519 14,524 14,524 3,995 21.5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-SIXTH DISTRICT

WILLIAMS, DAN

EAGLE GRAND JACKSON MOFFAT ROUTT

TOTAL

t REG 11,831

5,961 1.119 6,857

10,112

35,880

t VOTE 5,330 4,028

769 3,600 5,138

18,865

R

1 TOTAL 2,464 2,414 3,019 3,019

576 576 2,177 2,177 3,930 3,930

12,166 12,166

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT

ARROW, DAN MCINNIS, SCOTT

D R

1

NO VOTE % NO VT 2,866 53.7 1,009 25.0

193 25.0 1,423 39.5 1,208 23.5

6, 699 35.5

1 2

U.7

%TRNOUT 45.0 67.5 68.7 52.5 50.8

52.5

EAGLE GARFIELD PITKIN

t REG 4,273

I VOTE 1 2,235

2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT

RIO BLANCO

786 1,359 2,145 90 4.0 52.3 16,048 8,832 2,676 5,882 8,558 274 3.1 55.0

9,6615 4,132 1,949 1,961 3,910 222 5.3 42.7 3,928 2,258 393 1,715 2,108 150 6.6 57.4

TOTAL 33,915 17,457 5,804 10,917 16.721 736 4.2 51.4


STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

HALE, BOB D 1 ACqUAFRESCA, STEVEN R 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT DELTA 7,028 5,048 1,676 3,087 4,763 285 5.6 71.8 DOLORES 1.032 792 375 290 665 127 16.0 76.7 fiiiiNTEZUMA 1,649 1,066 439 582 1,021 45 4.2 64.6 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,438 3,982 8,420 358 4.0 68.1 DURAY 1,687 1,260 453 736 1,189 71 5.6 74.6 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1.689 775 697 1,472 217 12.8 63.2 TOTAL 26,954 18,633 8,156 9,374 17,530 1,103 5.9 69.1

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-NINTH DISTRICT

BRIGGS, BERNA DEAlE R 1 DYER, JIM D 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRIDUT ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 881 1,120 2,001 127 5.9 62.4 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 3, 711 6,294 10,005 491 4.6 62.2 fiiiiNTEZUMA 6,911 4,256 1,613 2,360 3,973 283 6.6 61.5 SAN JUAN 537 387 109 250 359 28 7.2 72.0 TOTAL 27.715 17,267 6,314 10,024 16,338 929 5.3 62.3

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTIETH DISTRICT

ENTZ, LEWIS H. R 1 OELWICKS, JIM D 2

I REO I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ALAMOSA 5,020 4,355 2,732 1,399 4,131 224 5.1 72.3 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1, 661 1,227 2,888 328 10.1 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 614 847 1,461 356 20.0 72.1 GUNNISON 3,338 1,939 893 809 1,702 237 12.2 58.0 HINSDALE 557 462 264 157 421 41 8.8 82.9 MINERAL 540 485 274 162 436 49 10.1 89.8 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 2,550 1,244 3,794 223 5.5 68.3 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 1,081 787 1,858 143 7.1 79.0 TOTAL 25,949 18,312 10,069 6,532 16,701 1, 611 8.7 70.5

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-FIRST DISTRICT

CHLOUBER, KEN R 1 THOMPSON, JIM (JAMES R.) D 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 2,900 1, 713 4,613 401 7.9 67.5 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 700 272 972 92 8.5 64.5 ·FREMONT 4,085 2,309 1,320 873 2,193 116 5.0 55.5 GUNNISON 2,799 1,655 714 668 1.382 274 16.5 59.1 LAKE 3,252 1,998 1,153 651 1,824 174 8.7 61.2 PARK 4,926 2.794 1,421 999 2,420 374 13.3 56.7 TELLER 7,448 4,786 2,958 1,470 4,428 358 7.4 64.2 co TOTAL 31,594 19,621 11,176 6,656 17,832 1,789 9.1 62.1 co

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-SECOND DISTRICT

PEAVY, JOHN KERNS, PEGGY

R D

1 2

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT ARAPAHOE

TOTAL

38,015 17,547 5,674 8,424 14,098 3,449 19.6 46.1

38,015 17,547 5,674 8,424 14,098 3,449

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-THIRD DISTRICT

YOUNG, BRAD HYATT, DAN

R D

1 2

19.1 41.1

f REG f VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT BACA BENT CROWLEY KIOWA OTERO PROWERS

TOTAL

3,128 2,694 1,904 1~292 7,055 7,804

23,877

2,527 1,778 1,393 1,056 4,231 4,965

15,955

1,331 1,040 583 1,113 no 671 555 436

1,909 1,971 2,432 1,964

7,480 7,200

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-FOURTH DISTRICT

llllELLENBERG, HARPER, MAX

R. D. •BuD• R D

ADAMS f REG f VOTE 1 2 ARAPAHOE 2,113 1,285 593 522 2,505 1,313 CHEYENNE 715 480 1,474 1,012 DENVER 520 482 3 0 ELBERT 3 0 KIT CARSON 6,160 3,545 646 376 4,725 3,316 2,084 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 1,102

1,102 PHILLIPS 726 2, 778 2,112 948 1,069 WASHINOT:lN YUMA 3,239 2,276 1,035 1,140 5,548 4,079 1,763 2,201 TOTAL 31,276 20.967 9,509 8,098

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, SIXTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

PROPP, LARRY R 1 EISENACH, ROBERT L. D 2

t:OGAN I REG f VOTE 1 2 10,307 7,153 3,176 MORGAN 13,108 3,705 SEDGWICK 7,369 3,407 3,457 1, 717 1,377 779 524 TOTAL

2,371 1,596 1,341

991 3,880 4,396

14,680

1 2

TOTAL 1,215 1,195 1,002

3 1,022 3,181 1,828 2,017 2,175 3,964

17,607

TOTAL 6,881 6,864 1,303

25,132 15,899 7,362 7.686 15,048

156 1.1 80.7 82 4.1 65.9 47 3.3 73.1 65 6.1 81.7

351 8.4 10.0 569 11.4 63.6

1,275 7.9 66.8

NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 70 5.4 10.8

168 12.3 54.4 60 5.6 72.0

2,523 71.1 57.5 130 3.9 70.1 101 5.2 70.6

95 4.4 76.0 101 4.4 70.2 115 2.8 73.5

3,360 16.0 67.0

NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 272 3.8 69.3 505 6.8 56.2

74 5.3 80.1

851 5.3 63.2

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TO REQUIRE VOTER APPROVAL FOR ~ERT ~IN

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STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVENUE INCREASES· TO RESTRICT PROPERTY,INCOMF.. ANDOTitER TAXES: TO LIMIT TilE RATE OF INCREASE IN STATE SPENDING; TO CHANGE NQ TAXATION-YES 1 PROPERTY VALUATION r\ND ,\SSESSMENT AMENDMENT 11-LIMIT

2 LAWS· AND TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL 11-LIMIT TAXATION-NO INmATIVE AND REFERENDl!M ELECTIONS

AMENDMENT AND FOR rnE MAILING OF INFORMATION TO REGISTERED VOTERS?

I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT I REG 1,425 2.1 51.8 129,910 67,333 36,305 29,603 65,908

72.3 ADAMS

1,411 2,622 4,033 322 7.3 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 51,192 60,858 112,050 3,764 3.2 50.7 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814

139 6.5 62.4 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 938 1,051 1,989 194 7.6 80.7 1,616 2,333 BACA 3,128 2,527 7).7

1,009 1.621 157 8.8 65.9 BENT 2,694 1, 778 612 78,597 3,680 4.4 55.0 149,390 82,277 31,307 47,290

7.3 67.5 BOULDER

2,216 2,427 4,643 371 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 988 -,74 6.9 72.0 1,474 1,062 403 585

'u 2.7 63.7 CHEYENNE

1,638 1,442 3,080 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,494 2,657 559 17.3 71.3 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1,163

525 34.2 72.1 COSTILLA 2,533 1.827 520 682 1,202 74 5.3 73.1 1,904 1,393 4.40 879 1,319

10.3 64.6 CROWLEY

540 414 954 110 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 4,306 3,639 7,945 391 4.6 71.0 DELTA 11,738 8,336

75,541 132.649 11,630 8.0 50.4 285,890 144,279 57,108 11.2 76.7

DENVER 1,032 792 305 399 703 89

49.5 DOLORES

10,361 9,534 19,995 436 2.1 DOUGLAS 40,980 2.0,331 5,104 226 4.2 45.0 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 2,229 2,975 3,362 183 5.1 57.5 6,160 3,545 1,942 1,420 ELBERT

2.1 55.7 36,036 108,537 2,376 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 72,501 10,647 531 4.7 56.8 FREMONT 19' 663 11.178 6,468 4,179 8,558 274 3.1 55.0 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 3,863 4,695 1,453 53 3.5 65.2 2,309 1,506 766 687 GILPIN

GRAND 5, 961 4,029 1,723 2,126 3,849 179 4.4 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,602 1.840 3,442 153 4.2 59.5 HINSDALE 557 462 218 197 415 47 10.1 82.9 HUERFANO 3,824 2,33.5 952 1,083 2,035 300 12.8 ~1.0

JACKSON 1,119 769 289 438 727 42 5.4 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 74,925 76.093 151.018 3.158 2.0 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,055 385 555 940 116 10.9 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 936 2,234 3,!70 146 4.4 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 717 1.048 1,765 233 11.6 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 4,943 5,049 9,992 504 4.8 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 24,513 31,972 56,485 6,464 10.2 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 1,818 2,186 4,004 1,415 26.1 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 668 1,199 1,867 62 3.2 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 2,439 4,449 6,888 265 3.7 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 18,035 13,531 31,566 1,228 3.7 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 205 233 438 47 9.6 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,731 1,603 3,334 266 7.3 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,872 2,183 5,055 267 5.0 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,391 4,074 8,465 313 3.5 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 2,727 4,132 6,859 510 6.9 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 2,153 3,227 5,380 1,276 19.1 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,260 597 599 1,196 64 5.0 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,482 1,148 2,630 164 5.8 56.7 PHILLIPS 2, 778 2,112 662 1,350 2,012 100 4.7 76.0 PITKIN 9, 666 4,132 1,747 2,098 3,845 287 6.9 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 1,506 2. 710 4,216 749 15.0 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 20,871 21,929 42,800 2,069 4.6 65.0 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 797 1,359 2,156 102 4.5 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1;408 2,241 3,649 368 9.1 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,279 2,567 4,846 292 5.6 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 706 1,001 1,707 304 15.1 78.0 SAN JUAIII 537 387 18& 169 355 32 8.2 72.0 SAIII MIGUEL 2,670 1,189 646 914 1,560 129 7.6 63.2 SEDGWICK 1,717 1,377 542 721 1,263 114 8.2 80.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 1,879 2,321 4,200 81 1.8 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 3,064 1,593 4,657 129 2.6 64.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 827 1,332 2,159 117 5.1 70.2 'WELD 68,153 38,141 16,9&8 19,433 36,401 1,740 4.5 55.9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 1.274 2,621 3,895 184 4.5 73.5

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0 TOTAL 0191966501063265 494,934 516,5341011.468 51,797 4.8 55.3

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'""'-"'"'"'~ooum•~>~occr ,, ~ PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION WHICH CONFORMS TO POLITICAL PARTY RULES ,\T YES WHICH ELECTORS SHALL CAST VOTES FOR QUALIAED CANDIDATES OF THEIR POLITICAL

PRIMARY-YES 1 PARTIES TO ALLOCATE DELEGATES TO AMENDMENT 12-PRESIDENTIAL NATIONAL POLITICAL CONVENTIONS FOR TilE NQ 12-PRESIDENTIAL PRIMAR,'(-NO 2 SELECTIONS OF A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDA Tlo

AMENDMENT AT SUCH CONVENTION

I REG t VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 129,910 67,333 39,617 22,793 62,410 4,923 7.3 51.8 ADAMS

6,020 4,355 1,948 1, 785 3,734 621 14.2 72.3 ALAMOSA 58,050 38,037 106,087 9,727 8.3 50.7 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814

389 18.2 62.4 3,407 2 ,128" 995 744 1,739 ARCHULETA BACA 3,128 2,527 759 1,180 1,939 588 23.2 80.7 BENT 2,694 1, 778 759 694 1,453 325 18.2 65.9

45,220 30,538 75,758 6,519 7.9 55.0 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 17.5 67.5 7,427 5,014 2,373 1,762 4,135 879 CHAFFEE

~28 21.4 72.0 1,474 1,062 355 479 834 CHEYENNE 1,206 2,936 232 7.3 63.7 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,730

868 26.9 71.3 1,193 1,155 2,348 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 987 840 45.9 72.1 2,533 1,827 558 429 COSTILLA

CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 494 565 1,059 334 23.9 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 501 402 903 161 15.1 64.6

3,228 7,204 1,132 13.5 71.0 DELTA 11,738 8,336 3,976 50,664 121,807 22,472 15.5 50.4 .DENVER 285,890 144,279 71,1.43

DOLORES 1,032 792 242 341 583 209 26.3 75.7 49.6 12.644 6,233 18,877 1,454 7.1 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331

578 10.8 45.0 11,831 5,330 2,929 1,823 4,.752 EAGLE 3,148 397 11.1 s;.s ELBERT 6,1'60 3,545 1,890 1,.258

EL PASO 198,920 110,913 56,706 36,504 103,210 7,703 6.9 55.7 FREMONT 19,663 11,178 6,231 3,695 9,926 1,252 11.2 56.8

9.7 55.0 8,832 4,752 3,223 7,975 857 · GARFIELD 16,048 175 11.6 65.2 2,309 1,506 845 486 1,331 GILPIN

GRAND 5, 961 4,028 2,047 1,427 3,474 554 13.7 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3.595 1,691 1,527 3,218 317 10.4 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 241 137 378 84 8.1 82.9 HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 1,134 601 1,735 .&C?o

JACKSON 1,119 769 308 339 647 122 15.8 69.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 92,273 51,786 144,059 10,127 6.5 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 370 463 833 223 21.1 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,1&5 1,619 2,784 532 16.0 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 811 748 1,559 439 21.9 61.2 LA PLATA 16 •. 860 10,496 5,218 4,032 9,250 1,246 11.8 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 36,861 20,565 57,426 5,523 8.7 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 1,918 1,472 3,390 2,029 37.4 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 741 894 1,635 294 15.2 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 3,728 2,556 6,284 869 12.1 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 19,342 10,335 29,677 3,117 9.5 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 204 182 386 99 20.4 89.8 IIIJFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,549 1,407 2,956 644 17.8 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,710 2,042 4,752 570 10.7 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,017 3,568 7,585 1,193 13.5 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7 .~69 3,176 2,893 6,069 1,300 17.6 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 2,355 2,531 4,886 1,770 26.5 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,260 584 487 1,071 189 15.0 74.6 PARK 4,921 2,794 1,515 928 2,443 351 12.5 56.7 PHILLIPS 2, 778 2,112 817 889 1,706 406 19.2 76.0 PITKIN 9,656 4,132. 2,556 1,110 3,666 466 11.2 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 1,850 1,847 3,697 1,268 25.5 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,819 24,001 11,297 40,303 4,566 10.1 65.0 RIO BLAJICO 3,928 2,258 984 913 1,897 361 15.9 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 1,707 1,636 3,343 674 16.7 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,765 1,720 4,485 653 12.7 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 668 172 1,440 571 28.3 78.0 SAl JUAI 537 387 174 153 327 10 15.5 72.0 SAil MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 652 684 1,336 353 20.8 63.2 StDGWICK 1, 717 1,371 501 593 1,094 283 20.5 80.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 2,156 1,777 3,933 348 8.1 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 3,096 1,279 4,375 411 8.5 64.2 'WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 821 1,076 1,897 379 16.6 70.2 WELD 68,153 38,141 18.895 15,661 34,361 3,780 9.9 55.9 1\J YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,519 1.910 3,509 570 13.9 73.5 0 (11 TOTAL 0191966501063265 582,835 370,166 953,001 110,264 10.3 55.3

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XIII. AND XVIII OF THE CONSTITUTION OF TilE YES STATE OF COLORADO. CONCERNING THE REPEAL OF OBSOLETE CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS. AMENDMENT ts-CONSTITUTION CLEAN UP-YES 1

NO AMENDMENT IS-CONSTITUTION CLEAN UP-NO 2

f REG f 'IOTE 1 2 TOTAL. NO VOTE z NO VT ZTRNOUT ADAMS 129.910 67,333 44,372 15,468 59,840 7,493 11.1 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4:.355 2,461 1,094 3,555 800 18.3 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 84,679 18,501 103,280 12,534 10.8 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 1,137 499 1,636 492 23.1 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 884 922 1,806 721 28.5 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 919 494 1,413 365 20.5 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 60,909 13,156 74,065 8,212 9.9 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 3,072 1,012 4,084 930 18.5 67.5

785 .277 26.0 72.0 448 337 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 610 2,817 \351 11.0 63.7 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 2,207

2,171 1,045 32.4 71.3 4,508 3,216 1,180 991 CONEJOS COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 564 348 912 915 50.0 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 650 451 1,101 292 20.9 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 612 260 872 192 18.0 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 4,897 1,992 6,889 1,447 11.3 71.0 DENVER 285,890 144,279 90,175 26,519 116,694 27,585 19.1 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 319 241 560 232 29.2 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 15,320 3,009 18,329 2,002 9.8 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 3,720 890 4,610 720 13.5 45.0 ELBERT 6,160 3,545 2,318 832 3,150 395 11.1 57.5 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 80,303 19,598 99.901 11,012 9.9 55.7 FREMONT 19,663 11,178 7,188 2,492 9,680 1,498 13.4 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 6,025 1,698 7,723 1,109 12.5 55.0

65.2 1,304 202 13.4 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 1,024 280 16.7 67.5 3,355 673 GRAND 5, 961 4,028 2,573 782

GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 2,154 723 2,877 718 19.9 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 274 81 355 107 23.1 82.9 HUERFANO 3,924 2,335 1,172 439 1, 611 724 a:t. o ::6:1";0

JACKSON 1 '119 769 413 198 611 158 20.5 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 114,777 25,978 140,755 13,431 8.7 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 456 322 778 278 26.3 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,571 1,023 2,594 722 21.7 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,9!18 958 531 1,489 509 25.4 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 7,051 1,910 8,961 1,535 14.6 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 45,174 10,295 55,469 7,480 11.8 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 1.997 1,160 3,157 2,262 41.7 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 1,063 498 1, 561 368 19.0 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 4,244 1,780 6,024 1,129 15.7 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 22,590 5,976 28,566 4,228 12.8 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 233 118 351 134 27.6 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,889 922 2,811 789 21.9 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 3,238 1,315 4,553 769 14.4 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8, 778 5,179 2,108 7,287 1,'491 16.9 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 3,912 1,953 5,865 1,504 20.4 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 3,082 1,587 4,669 1,987 29.8 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,2&0 774 266 1,040 220 17.4 74.5 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,770 607 2,377 417 14.9 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 1,018 575 1.593 519 24.5 76.0 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 2,901 575 3,476 656 15.8 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 2,142 1,383 3,525 1,440 29.0 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 25,665 12,533 38,198 5, 671 14.8 65.0 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 1,213 &49 1,862 395 17.5 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 2,162 1,104 3,266 751 18.6 58.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 3,457 894 4,351 787 15.3 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 859 514 1,373 638 31.7 78.0 SAl JUAN 537 387 231 81 317 70 i8.o 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 914 354 1,218 421 24.9 63.2 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1,377 732 303 1,035 342 24.8 80.1 ~UMMIT 8,173 4,281 3,019 737 3,806 475 11.0 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 3,480 715 4,246 540 11.2 64.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 1.102 703 1,805 471 20.6 70.2 WELD 58,153 38,141 24,714 9,212 34,026 4,115 10.7 55.9 1\) YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,908 1,490 3,398 681 16.6 73.5 0 TOTAL 0191966501063265

....., 717,544 204,294 921,838 141,427 13.3 55.3

f\J Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1990 0 SHALL THERE BE AN AMENUMENT TO THE

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LIMITED GAMING IN THE CITIES OF BLACK HAWK. CENTRAl.. AND CRIPPLE CREEK'~

AMENDMENT 14-LIMITED GAMING-YES 1 AMENDMENT 14 LIMITED GAMING-NO 2 0

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT ZTRNOUT ADAMS 129,910 67,333 42,385 22,992 65,377 1,956 2.9 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 2,015 1.852 3,867 488 11.2 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 61,959 48,406 110,365 5,449 4;7 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 957 856 J,813 315 14.8 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 942 1,129 2,071 456 18.0 80.7 BENT 2,694 1, 778 905 646 1,551 227 12.7 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 40,479 39,515 79.994 2,283 2.7 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 2,678 1,826 4,504 510 10.1 67.5 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 490 422 912 150 14.1 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,923 1,140 3,063 \105 3.3 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1,063 1,343 2,406 810 25.1 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1, 8.27 624 404 1,028 799 43.7 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 758 468 1,226 167 11.9 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 565 403 968 9S 9.0 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 3,645 3,918 7,563 773 9.2 71.0 DENVER 285,890 144,279 72,984 57,335 130,319 131960 9.6 50.4 DOLORES 1,·032 792 322 320 642 150 18.9 76.7 D.O.UGLAS 40,980 .20,331 11,519 8,261 19,180 551 2.7 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 3,006 2,064 5,070 260 4.8 45.0 ELBERT 6,160 3,545 2,179 1,205 3,384 161 4.5 57.5

·EL PASO 198.920 110,913 18,602 38,892 107,494 3,419 3.0 55.7 FREMONT 19,663 11.178 6,805 3,583 10,488 690 6.1 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,,832 4,646 3,744 8,390 442 5.0 55.0 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 999 461 1.460 46 3.0 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,·028 2,350 1,440 3,790 238 5.9 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,732 1,498 3,230 365 10.1 58.5 HUSDALE 557 462 236 177 413 49 10.6 82.9 HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 1,320 618 1,938 381 1,~·0. u.~.Q.

JACKSON 1,119 769 431 269 700 69 8.9 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 86,173 64,270 150,443 3,743 2.4 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 472 413 885 171 16.1 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,.725 3,316 1,552 1,464 3,016 300 9.0 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 1,063 631 1,694 304 15.2 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 5,386 4,210 9,596 900 8.5 62.2 LARIMER 114,417. 62,949 30,302 30,300 60,602 2,347 3.7 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 2,405 1,348 3,753 1.666 30.7 65.9 LINCOLN 2,73.1 1,929 1,023 776 1.799 130 6.7 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 4,102 2,533 6,635 518 7.2 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 15,416 15,418 30,834 1,960 5.9 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 264 160 424 61 12.5 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,886 1,320 3,206 394 10.9 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,363 2,534 4,897 425 7.9 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,110 3,978 8,088 690 7.8 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 3,832 2,779 6,611 758 10.2 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 3,060 2,046 5,106 1,550 23.2 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,260 529 603 1,132 128 10.1 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,728 877 2,605 189 6.7 56.7 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 976 954 1,930 182 8.6 76.0 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 1,820 2,017 3,837 295 7.1 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 2,280 1,731 4,011 954 19.2 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 26.991 14,614 41,605 3,264 7.2 65.0' RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 1,076 890 1,966 292 12.9 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4.,017 1,807 1,724 3,531 486 12.0 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,560 2,240 4,800 338 6.5 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 839 726 1,565 446 22.1 78.0 SAl JUAN 537 187 201 145 346 41 10.5 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2,670 1,689 821 650 1,471 218 12.9 63.2 SEDGWICK 1,717 1,377 690 511 1,201 176 12.7 80.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 2,430 1,739 4,169 112 2.6 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 3,301 1,384 4,685 101 2.1 64.2 .. WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 1.249 851 2,100 176 7.7 70.2 WELD 68,153 38. 141 21,442 15,141 36,583 1,558 4;0 55.9'

f\J YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,952 1,832 3,784 295 7.2 73.5··

0 CJ') TOTAL 0191966501063265 574,620 428,0961002,716 60,549 5.6 55.3

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Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990 _. 0

'"'u. "'"""""''""'~m nm ~ COLORADO CONSTITUTION LIMITING TilE NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE TERMS THAT MAy YES BE SERVED BY THE GOVERNOR, LT. GOVERNOR. SECRETARY OF STATE.

AMENDMENT 15 TERM LIMITATION-YES 1 ATTORNEY GENERAL. TREASURER. MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. AND UNITED NQ AMENDMENT 15 TERM LIMITATION-NO 2 STATES SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED FROM COLORADO'!

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT ADAMS 129,910 67,333 47,859 17,184 15,043 2,290 3.4 51.8 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 2,576 1.321 3,897 458 10.5 72.3 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 78,677 30,895 109,572 6,242 5.3 50.7 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 1,476 413 1,889 239 11.2 62.4 BACA 3,128 2,527 1,433 703 2,136 391 15.4 80.7 BENT 2,694 1,778 1,156 413 1, 569 209 11.7 65.9 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 49,015 30,742 79,757 2,520 3.0 55.0 CHAFFEE 7,427 5.,014 3,135 1,263 4,398 616 12.2 67.5 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 683 250 933 129 12.1 72.0 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 2,090 973 3,063 ,105 3.3 63.7 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1,643 825 2,468 "748 23.2 71.3 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 738 314 1,052 175 42.4 72.1 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 883 376 1,259 134 9.6 73.1 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 748 211 959 105 9.8 64.6 DELTA 11,738 8,336 5,915 1,803 7,718 618 7.4 71.0 DENVER 285,890 144,279 81,214 47,077 .128,291 15,988 11.0 50.4 DOLORES 1,032 792 470 190 660 132 16.6 76.7 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 15,056 4,745 19,801 530 2.6 49.6 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 3,400 1,675 5,075 255 4.7 45.0 ELBERT 6,.160 3,545 2,520 860 3,380 165 4.6 57.5 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 85,825 21,262 107,087 3,826 3.4 55.7 FREMONT 19,663 11,178 8,226 2,219 10,445 733 6.5 56.8 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 6,058 2,350 8,408 424 4.8 55.0 GILPII 2,309 1,506 997 422 1,419 87 5.7 65.2 GRAND 5,961 4,028 2,627 1,129 3,756 272 6.7 67.5 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 2,339 877 3,216 379 10.5 58.5 HINSDALE 557 462 307 96 403 59 12.7 82.9 HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 _1,506 432 1,938 397 17.0 61.0

JACKSON 1.119 769 490 212 702 67 8.7 68.7 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 107,960 41,788 149,748 4,438 2.8 55.7 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 624 279 903 153 14.4 81.7 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,981 997 2,978 338 10.1 70.1 LAKE 3,262 1,998 1,021 596 1,617 381 19.0 61.2 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 7,134 2,681 9,815 681 6.4 62.2 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 42,033 18,645 60,678 2,271 3.6 55.0 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 2,639 954 3,593 1,826 33.6 65.9 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 1,211 516 1,787 142 7.3 70.6 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 4,424 2,210 6,634 519 7.2 69.3 MESA 53,269 32,794 24,091 7,186 31,277 1,517 4.6 61.5 MINERAL 540 485 297 122 419 66 13.6 89.8 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 2,239 879 3,118 482 13.3 52.5 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 3,705 1.296 5,001 321 6.0 62.1 MONTROSE 12,888 8, 778 6,241 1,994 8,235 543 6.1 68.1 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 4,392 2,058 6,450 919 12.4 56.2 OTERO 11,198 6,656 3,488 1,565 5,053 1,603 24.0 59.4 OURAY 1,687 1,260 840 320 1,160 100 7.9. 74.6 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,948 619 2,567 227 8.1 56.7 PHILLIPS 2. 778. 2,112 1,321 573 1,894 218 10.3 76.0 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 2,547 1,293 3,840 292 7.0 42.7 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 2,594 1,273 3,867 1,098 22.1 63.6 PUEBLO 69,011 44,869 31,161 10,789 41,950 2, 919 6.5 65.0 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 1,363 650 2,013 245 10.8 57.4 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 2,348 1,174 3,522 495 12.3 68.3 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 3,234 1,496 4,730 408 7.9 50.8 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 1,033 496 1,529 482 23.9 78.0 SAl JUAN 587 387 257 90 347 40 10.3 72.0 SAN MIGUEL 2:61o 1,689 918 571 1,489 200 11.8 63.2

'SEDGWICK 1,717 1,877 922 291 1,213 164 11.9 80.1 SUMMIT 8,173 4,281 2,678 1,446 4,124 157 3.6 52.3 TELLER 7,448 4,786 3,696 922 4,618 168 3.5 64.2 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 1,475 602 2,077 199 8.7 70.2 WELD 68,153 38,141 25,486 10,873 36,359 1,782 4.6 55.9 YUMA 5,548 4,079 2,552 1,188 3,740 339 8.3 73.5 I\)

TOTAL 0191966501~63265 708,975 289,664 998,639 64,626 6.0 55.3

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Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990 ..... 1\)

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE

MULLARKEY, MARY J.-YES 1 MULLARKEY, MARY J.-NO 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 ADAMS 129,910 57,333 35,102 22,275 ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 2,531 952 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 58,060 28,676 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 1,002 606 BACA 3,128 2,527 821 756 BENT 2,694 1. 778 833 429 BOULDER 149,390 82,277 45,508 16,477 CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 2,131 1,137 CHEYENNE 1,474 1,062 359 345 CLEAR CREEK 4,970 3,168 1,537 1.057 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 1,578 745 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 650 253 CROWLEY 1,904 1,393 702 315 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 515 230 DELTA 11,738 8,336 4,183 2,548 DENVER 285,890 144,279 59,605 22,917 DOLORES 1,032 792 299 218 DOUGLAS 40,980 20,331 11,211 5, 516 EAGLE 11,831 5,330 3,022 1,003 ELBERT 6,160 3,545 1,624 1,072 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 57.519 29,707 FREMONT 19,663 11,178 6,591 2,671 GARFIELD 16,048 8,832 5,272 1,991 GILPIN 2,309 1,506 607 438 GRAND 5,961 4,028 2,245 840 GUNNISON 6,137 3,595 1,467 846 HINSDALE 557 462 221 75 HUERFANO 3,824 2,335 1.135 473

JACKSON 1,119 769 351 168 JEFFERSON 276,405 154,186 81.106 45,176 KIOWA 1,292 1,056 423 277 KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 1,288 986 LAKE 3,262 1,998 715 430 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 6,674 1,959 LARIMER 114,417 62,949 35,547 13,408 LAS ANIMAS 8,220 5,419 1,335 624 LINCOLN 2,731 1,929 711 612 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 3,642 2,146 MESA 53,269 32,794 18,693 9,024 MINERAL 540 485 257 68 MOFFAT 6,857 3,600 1,637 881 MONTEZUMA 8,560 5,322 2,685 1,583 MONTROSE 12,888 8,778 4,506 2,518 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 3,010 1,884 OTERO 11,198 6,655 3,145 1,170 OURAY 1.687 1 ,260· 592 255 PARK 4,926 2,794 1,109 830 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 864 533 PITKIN 9,666 4,132 2,447 544 PROWERS 7,804 4,965 1,853 911 PUEBLO 69,0.11 44,869 28,075 9,947 RIO BLANCO 3,928 2,258 1,007 554 RIO GRAIIDE 5,875 4,017 2,392 806 ROUTT 10,112 5,138 2,704 1,053 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 924 424 SAil JUAN 537 387 214 83 .SAN MIGUEL 2,570 1,689 821 275 SEDGWICK 1,717 1,377 582 312 SUMMIT 8 ,1.73 4,281 2,409 953 TELLER 7,448 4,786 2,420 1,330 WASHINGTON 3,239 2,276 794 716 WELD 68,153 38,141 20,247 10,124

1\) YUMA 5,548 4,079 1,932 1,316

..... (.) TOrAL 0191966501063265 543,421 258.568

DAVIDSOI, JUICE 8.-YES 0 I DAVIDSON, JUICE 8.-10 0 2 HUME, CLAUS J.- YES 0 J HUME, CLAUS J.-10 0 4 JONES, NAYMOND DEAl "RU"-YES 0 5 JOlES, RAYMOU DEAl "AAY"-10 0 • MARQUEZ, JOSE D. L.-YES 0 T MARqUEZ, JOSE D. L.-10 0 I UY, PETER H.-YES 0 • lEY, PETER N.-10 0 IO PLINK, LEOIIRD PIIILLIP-YES 0 II PLANK. LEDIARD PIIILLIP-10 0 12 REED, HAROLD D.-YES 0 u REED, HAROLD 0.-10 0 14 SMITII, OOULD P., JR-YES 0 15 SMITH. DOULD P.,JR-10 0 11

t REO t YOTE I 2 3 4 5 ADAMS 121,tl0 17,133 14,145 22,00t 11,2U 23,5tl a1,111 7 I ' 10 11 12 13 14 15 11

ALAMOSA 1,020 4,355 2,4t3 no 2,138 1,004 2,421 'J1,T71 21,111 11,513 23,017 31,tiT 22,130 32,48t 22,28T 12,445 22,'UI

4RIPIHOE 22T,IU 115,814 51, T08 2T,88t 54,042 2t,7U 53,011 2,413 Ul 2,334 U2 2.2t4 U4 2,301· t2T 2,384 t2T

ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 tel 590 123 128 taT 52.511 31,131 55,418 21,803 54,821 21.112 54.571 21,045 54,011 21,111

BACA 3,128 2,52T Ttl T22 774 730 TIT '" 104 117 Itt 921 lOB UT 5t0 tiT 584

BUT 2,114 1, 778 848 3U T84 873 Ttl 757 TU T77 714 781 198 710 UT 712 ... BOULDER 14t.UO 12.277 44,950 15, Tit 43,581 11,452 42,105 801 3t3 BOt 350 711 331 BOT 332 805 835

CHAFFEE T,427 5,014 2,074 1,131 2,011 1,141 2,013 43.258 U,tlt 43,121 11.231 42,534 15.512 42,251 15,481 41,24& t5,4U

CNElEUE 1,474 1,012 317 315 218 ISO 105 2,003 1,111 J,tll 1,132 J,t75 1,138 t.UO 1,088 1,187 J, 133

CLEAR CREEK 4,170 8,118 1,411 1,015 I ,415 1,111 1,344 2t2 3U 305 355 2U 310 308 348 313 341

COIEJOS 4,508 3,211 I,5tl 181 1,411 T28 1,524 J,l&2 1,144 1,371 1,108 1,374 I ,103 1,314 1,081 1,370 I ,101

COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 •• 112 244 511 251 103 J,Ttl 5TO 1,500 182 I ,41t 705 1,551 117 1.591 143

CROWLEY J,t04 1,313/ 714 302 141 313 fBI III 213 57f 258 110 230 58T 245 Ill 235

CUSTER 1.141 1,014 504 221 473 242 4U 872 308 Ut 301 183 28t 183 283 ITt 288

0 DELTA 11,738 8,331 4,105 2,510 3,841 2,718 3,T82 451 251 473 232 482 222 411 220 472 230

0> DENVER 285,810 144.219 51,835 22.712 53,511 2.1,510 51,502 3,157 2,717 3,540 2. 711 3.110 2,143 3,181 2,595 3, 710 2,115

0> DOLORES 1,032 7t2 281 224 284 2It 210 54,7II 23,t4I 53,825 23,32T 51,100 22.451 54,370 22.134 52,831 22,917

DOUGLAS 40,180 20,831 8,408 5,542 10,514 5,843 J0,08T 217 235 271 227 271 223 212 211 2Tt 213

tO EAGLE 11,811 5,330 2,U4 1,025 2,751 I ,121 2,753 ..... 1,014 1,817 5,113 t,lf4 5,518 10,051 5,527 10,063 5,521

.... ELBERT 1,110 3,545 1,515 1.058 I,5Jt 1,051 1,547 2,711 1,110 2,711 1,015 2. 710 1,071 2, 758 1,070 2,71T 1,054

Q) EL PASO Ul,t20 JIO,tll 54,110 10,011 51,837 II ,301 12,424 1,481 1,131 1,531 1.040 1,547 1,038 I ,551 "1,033 I ,558 1,031

.0 FREMONT It,IU II,I11 1,438 2,112 1,111 2,TU 1,101 52,172 II ,405 52,2T4 ao, ret 52,3t1 30,111 53,131 10,014 51,305 30,421

E GARFIELD 11,041 8,132 5,083 2.011 4,T24 2,230 4,714 1,015 2.tll I,ITI 2,13T 1,114 2,101 I,OU 2,515 I,OtO 2,181

Q) OILPII 2,301 1,501 511 441 551 412 Sit 4,7U 2,2U 4, Til 2,181 4,182 2,UO 4,117 2,144 4,705 2,144

> ORAND 5,111 4,021 2,028 8TI 2,002 t41 t,eet 531 474 541 440 541 451 543 454 550 447

0 OUUISDI I,UT a,5n 1,418 liT I,30t 110 1,315 J,8Tt tn l,tU 124 l,t05 U7 1,111 tiT I ,ti5 ti4

z HUSDALE 557 412 115 85 174 14 171 1,341 tO I I,IOT tll l.JI8 tor 1,308 U8 J,3Jt tiD

HUERFUO 1,124 2,315 1,071 4.47 110 441 1,001 171 102 ITI t4 111 .. 181 t5 Ill t4

>. JACKSOI !,III , .. lSI Ht 112 174 "" J20 1,018 401 ttl 431 '" 42t 1,005 414 U7 4II

I'll JEFFERSOI 27f,405 U4,I81 78,t2t 45,111 74,711 41,Ut" T2,185 110 III 124 Ill 115 113 312 177 114 114

"0 KIOWA 1,212 1,051 374 2U 853 212 314 T0,4et 41,581 T2,231 41,524 13,401 41,222 71.85T 45,8II 73,459 41,123

en KIT CARSOI 4,725 I,JU 1,212 t58 1,277 t55 1,224 354 2ft 311 285 114 212 172 270 175 275

Q) LAKE 3,212 t,tt8 Til 415 liT 432 175 1,111 1,008 1,202 , .. 1.241 t21 1,241 tiT 1,243 112

::J LA PLATA 11,810 l0,4U 1,102 1,103 1,311 2,058 I,OOT 185 421 ... 422 171 411 111 413 115 418

1-c: LARIMER II4,417 12,141 U,3lt 12,803 U,421 11,481 11,413 I,Jl8 I,U7 5,t37 2,033 1,002 J,t55 1,013 l.,t38 1,042 J,UO

0 US ANIMAS 1,220 5,411. ,hTII "T21 1.TOO 745 I,TOI IJ,20t 14,031 U,5U 18,217 U,TU 11,105 33,141 12,tll 34,000 u.uo

LIICOU 2o11I I,t2t 175 102 141 5U 15T 1,881 721 I,UT T23 1,131 154 1;114 no I ,145 Ill

"0 LOOU 10,107 7,151 1,111 2•101 1,118 2,117 1,421 121 121 U2 571 15T 570 115 554 ... 5U

a; liE SA 51,2U 12,1t4 11,212 1,101 17,181 1,4Il H,UT , a, 181 2,210 1,251 2,151 J,IU 2,05f ..... 2,022 1.421 2,152

..c: IIIIERAL 540 415 231 T2 224 14 1122 · II,IU t,UT IT,Til t,l24 11,487 1,112 IT ,542 t,25I 17,173 1,101

c: MOFFAT 1,157 1,100 1,121 110 I,TT2 1,014 1,150 212 u 221 f7 221 12 22T 5t 225 .. 0 MORTEZUIIA e;uo 1,122 2,5tl 1,12t 2,117 1,171 2.441 1,411 UT 1,112 8t4 1,505 ItT 1,545 814 1,530 881

u MOITRDSE 12,111 1.711 4,442 2,4tl 4,111 2,175 4,071 2,114 1,711 2,211 1,112 2,14t 1,147 2,414 l,UO 2,401 1,101

Q) MOROU U,101 T,IU 2,tll 1,111 2,112 10110 2,152 1,171 2,111 1,134 2,512 3,171 2,507 l,tTI 2,431 3,180 2,415

a; OTERO U,ltl 1,151 1,111 1,101 1,031 •:m 1,011 2,772 l,t5T 2,121 1,tor 2,111 1,110 2,111 1,824 2,111 1,104

OURAY I,IIT 1,210 5TI 24t " 515 114 1,010 1,241 2,171 1,125 1,013 1,081 1,041 1,071 a,ou 1,045

...1 en PARK 4,121 2;Tt4 I,OTt 837 1,000 ~171 ttt 532 212 512 211 5.11 272 545 211 5TO 213

c:( PHILLIPS 2,TTI 2,112 Ttl 531 T47 117 TSI tTl Itt ... ... ttl liT III 810 1,003 854

a: w PIUU 1,111 4,112 2,11t 141 2.251 114 2,252 712 514 754 534 TIT 511 ,,. 514 Tl4 531

w G PAOWERS T,I04 4,115 1,141 ... I, 741 102 1,710 2,222 101 2.111 Ill 2,171 124 2,183 III 2,203 lOt

z PUEBLO U,OII H.IU 2T .. 585 1,815 21,47T 10,441 27,lll I,Tta til 1,711 ITI 1,721 115 1.711 854 I, 718 853

c 1!10 .ILAICO 1,121 2,258 teO Ill " 144 112 110 27,1tl t,t2T 21,111 10.244 21.154 t,Ut 25,151 ··m 21,511 t,541

w :0 AID ORAIDE 5,171 4,017 2,141. 784 2,241 Ill 2,274 811 7U til ... tiO liT U4 t2T 152

(.!' ROUTT IOolU 5,111 2,120 I,05T 2,110 '1,Jt2 2~212 2,110 141 2,22T 110 2.224 Ttt 2,2JI Til 2,270 Tit

Q) ...,

SAOU~CHE 2.518 2.0Il 831 415 TTf· 427 Tl7 2,211 1,082 2,210 1,041 2,252 1,044 2,28t 1,004 2,214 1,003

en SAl JUAN .517 117 U8 .. Jet 15 Ill 837 4IT TIT 42t 715 408 711 310 Ttl Jtl

£ SAl .. IOUEL 2,110 I,let 711 251 142 210 145 It2 12 115 u UI t2 113 .. tel t4

iii _,

SEDOliiU 1, TIT 1.171 sot Itt 451 an 410 112 272 141 274 148 213 Ut 274 142 271

c( SUIOMIT 8,171 4,211 2,3.13 114 t,IU 1,082 2,II4 451 151 410 133 471 32t 475 324 417 321

iii w TELLER 7,448 4,781 2,318 1,141 2,281 I ,401 2,215 2,072 1,100 2,100 1.034 2,091 1,047 2,134 I.OOI 2,012 I ,044

WASHUOTO• 3,2Jt 2,271 Ttl 778 737 771 T52 2,2U 1,411 2,282 I ,3tl 2,218 I,3U 2,211 I ,371 2,272 1,1!8

I'll D. WELD 51,153 31,141 lt,532 10, ItO 11,121 10,451 Jl,ttl Tl2 TIS TIO 753 TSO 755 TIT 734 713 148

0 D. YUIIA 5,548 4,01t 1,881 1 .au 1,718 1,327 I,Tit 18,151 11,012 11,152 10,351 It,OU 10,510 11,551 10,137 11,131 1,211

en c( J,UI 1,400 t,rn 1,2tt l, 715 1,210 1,824 1,214 1,825 1,272

Q) JOUL 01 9UIISOIOU215 0 u.

418,211 2T4,T53 4tt,t81 215,081 502,413 211.181 503,514 251,735 4tJ,571 258,83T

> 0 0 1-t) a: ~ :0 iii 0 .0 <( (J

214 215


DISTRICT JUDGES First Judicial District

BARNHILL, KENNETH E.-YES BARNHILL, KENNETH E.-NO ZIMMERMAN, JAMES D.-YES ZIMMERMAN, JAMES D.-NO

GILPIN JEFFERSON

f REG f VOTE 2,309 1,506

276,405 154,186

1 576

75,756

1 2 3 4

2 3 4 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT 440 580 450 2,041 OVER OVER 65.2

45,244 76,019 45,532 242,551 OVER OVER 55.7

TOTAL 278,714 155,692 76,332 45,684 76,599 45,982 244,597 OVER OVER 55.8

DISTRICT JUDGES Second Judicial District BAYLESS, H. JEFFREY-YES BAYLESS H. JEFFREY-NO HUFNAGEL, LYNNE MARIE-YES HUFNAGEL, LYNNE MARIE-NO HYATT, ROBERT S.-YES HYATT, ROBERT S.-NO •ARKSON, PAUL A.,JR-YES MAR~SON, PAUL A.,JR-NO NAVES, LARRY J.-YES NAVES, LARRY J.-NO RICE, NANCY E.-YES RICE, NANCY E.-NO SPRIGGS, RICHARD T.-YES SPRIGGS, RICHARD T.-NO

f REG DENVER 285,715

TOTAL 285,715

f VOTE 144,279

144,279

7 53,495

53.495

1 2 54,632 22,598

54,632 22,598

8 9 23,180 53,598

23,180 53,598

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14

3 54,412

54,412

10 23,250

23,250

4 30,229

30,229

11 56,484

56,484

5 6 54,741 22,338

54,741 22,338

12 13 14 n. 9<~9 49,530 26,981

21,!90° 49,530 26,981

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DENVER

TOTAL

f REG f VOTE 1 2 285,715 144,279 54,076 22,491

285,715 144,279 54,076 22,491

DISTRICT JUDGES Third Judicial District

MANZANARES, JESSE-YES MANZANARES, JESSE-NO

HUERFANO .LAS AN.IMAS

TOTAL

DISTRICT JUDGES

f REG 3,824 8,220

12,044

Fourth Judicial District

ANDERSON, DOUGLAS E.-YES ANDERSON, DOUGLAS E.-NO FRANKLIN, JAMES MADISON-YES FRANKLIN, JAMES MADISON-NO PARRISH, DAVID D.-YES PARRISH, DAVID D.-NO TOTH, D. RICHARD-YES TOTH, D. RICHARD-NO

I REG

f VOTE 2,335 5,419

7,754

I VOTE

1 1,271 2,507

3,778

1

2 484 776

1,260

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2

1 2

1 2

3 EL PASO 198,920 110,913 TELLER

55,741 28,824 53,479 7,448 4,786 2,349 1,300 2,293

TOTAL 206,368 115,699 58,090 30.124 55,772

DISTRICT JUDGES Sixth Judicial District

CHILDRESS, JAMES D.-YES 1 CHILDRESS, JAMES D.-NO 2 HAAS, AL H.-YES 3 HAAS, AL H.-NO 4

f REG f VOTE 1 2 3 ARCHULETA 3,407 2,128 513 1,321 1,151 LA PLATA 16,860 10,496 5,804 3,986 6,694 SAN JUAN 537 387 134 191 192

TOTAL 20,804 13,011 5,501 5,503 8,0!31

4 30,893

1,353

32,246

4 us

2,690 124

3,'449

5 6 7 8 54,075 30,584 53,823 30,872 2,346 1,326 2,376 1,320

56,422 32.010 56,199 32~ 192

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f REG DELTA 11,738 GUNNISON 6,137 HINSDALE 557 MONTROSE 12,888 OURAY 1,687 SAN MIGUEl 2,670

TOTAL: 35.677

DISTRICT JUDGES Eighth Judicial District

SULLIVAN~ JOHN-DAVID-YES SULLIVAN, JOHN-DAV.ID-NO

JACKSON LARIMER

TOTAL

DISTRICT JUDGES Ninth Judicial District DEVILBISS, J. E.-YES DEVILBISS, J. E.-NO

f REG 1,119

114,417

115,536

f REG GARFIELD PITKIN RIO BLANCO

16,048 9,666 3,928

TOTAL: 29,542

DISTRICT JUDGES Tenth Judicial District

MAES, DENNIS-YES MAES, DENNIS-NO MARTINEZ, ALEX J.-YES MARTINEZ, ALEX J.-NO

f VOTE 1 8,336 4,231 3,595 1,379

462 199 8,778 5,298 1,260 704 1,689 788

24,120 12,599

f VOTE 1 769 378

62,949 39,421

63,718 39,797

f VOTE 1 8,832 5,252 4,132 2,777 2,258 1,056

15,222 9,085

2 2,503

908 93

2,244 262 347

6,357

2 143

12,598

12,741

2 2,385

955 656

3,998

1 2

1 2 3 4

1 2

1 2

f REG I VOTE 1 2 3 4

\

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TOTAL

69,011 44,859 29,981 8,854 29,540 9,316

59,011 44,859 29,981 8,854 29,540 9,316

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DISTRICT JUDGES Eleventh Judicial District ANDERSON, JOHN EDWARD, III-YES ANDERSON, JOHN EDWARD,III-NO SCHLATTER, 0. EDWARD-YES SCHLATTER, 0. EDWARD-NO

t REG t VOTE CHAFFEE 7,427 5,014 CUSTER 1,646 1,064 FREMONT 19,553 11,178 PARK 4,926 2,794

TOTAL 33,662 20,050

DISTRICT JUDGES Twelfth Judicial District KUENHOLD, 0. JOHN-YES KUENHOLD, 0. JOHN-NO OGBURN, ROBERT W.-YES OGBURN, ROBERT W.-NO

t REG t VOTE ALAMOSA 6,020 4,355 CONEJOS 4,508 3,216 COSTILLA 2,533 1,827 MINERAL 540 485 RIO GRANDE 5,875 4,017 SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011

TOTAL 22,054 15.911

DISTRICT JUDGES Thirteenth Judicial District

VANNOY, DOUGLAS R.-YES VANNOY, DOUGLAS R.-NO

t REG t VOTE KIT CARSON 4,725 3,316 LOGAN 10,307 7,153 MORGAN 13,108 7,369 PHILLIPS 2,778 2,112 SEDGWICK 1, 717 1.377 WASHINGTON 3,239 2.276 YUMA 5,548 4,079

TOTAL 41,422 27,682

1 2 2,177 1,112

652 185 7,294 2,246 1,037 850

11,160 4,393

1 2 2,981 804 1,875 637

677 246 270 73

2,663 716 1,132 341

9,598 2,823

1 2 1.281 922 3,564 1,990 3,&88 1,572

834 472 448 310 907 695

1,843 1,256

12,565 7,217

1 2 3 4

1 2 3 4

3 2,528

544 1,222 1,123

10,417

3 3,049 1,969

ISO 294

2,911 1,163

10,036

1 2

4 1,297

220 3,015

836

5. 35,~

4 754 578 244

65 567 342

2,550

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DISTRICT JUDGES Fourteenth Judicial District

DOUCETTE, RICHARD P.-YES DOUCETTE, RICHARD P.-NO KOURLIS, REBECCA LOVE-YES KOURLIS, REBECCA LOVE-NO

t REG GRAND 5,961 MOFFAT 6,857 ROUTT 10,112

TOTAL 22,930

DISTRICT JUDGES Fifteenth Judicial District

ARENDS, NORMAN L.-YES ARENDS, NORMAN L.-NO NIESCHBURG, GARTH L.-YES NIESCHBURG, GARTH L.-NO

t REG BACA 3,128 CHEYENNE 1,474 KIOWA 1.292 PROWERS 7,804

TOTAL 13,698

DISTRICT JUDGES Sixteenth Judicial District

BLACKBURN, ROBERT E.-YES BLACKBURN, ROBERT E.-NO

BENT CROWLEY OTERO

TOTAL

t REG 2,594 1,904

11,198

15,796

DISTRICT JUDGES Seventeenth Judicial District

BOCKMAN, HARLAN R.-YES BOCKMAN, HARLAN R.-NO OBERMEYER, MICHAEL A.-YES OBERMEYER, MICHAEL A.POPOVICH, JOHN-YES POPOVICH, JOHN-NO

t VOTE 4,028 3,600 5,138

12,766

t VOTE 2,527 1,062 1,056 4,965

9,610

t VOTE 1,778 1,393 6,656

9,827

1 2,256 1,477 2,706

6,439

1 1,159

358 455

2,170

4,142

1 1,064

852 3,678

5,594

2 1,296 1,048 1,146

3,490

2 606 551 292 973

2,422

2 284 220

1,006

1,510

1 2 3 4

1 2 3 4

1 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

3 2,400 2,250 3,088

7,738

3 1,125

413 477

2,338

4,353

4 790 697 771

2,258

4 666 367 287 912

2,232

t REG I VOTE 1 2 3 4 5 6 ADAMS

1\) TOTAL ,I\)

129,910 67,333 33,858 21,923 32,777 22,592 32,114 23,075

129,910 67,333 33,858 21,923 32,777 22,592 32,114 23,075

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DISTRICT JUDGES Eighteenth Judicial District

CURRY, THOMAS J.-YES 1 SMITH, JACK F.-YES CURRY, THOMAS J.-NO 2 SMITH, JACK F.-NO HICKMAN, DEANNA ELIZABETH-YES 3 STUART, KENNETH K.-YES HICKMAN, DEANNA ELIZABETH-NO 4 STUART, KENNETH K.-NO LEOPOLD, JOHN P-YES 5 TURELLI, RICHARD D.-YES LEOPOLD, JOHN P-NO 6 TURELLI, RICHARD D.-NO LEVI, THOMAS CLAYBORNE-YES 7 WATANABE, MICHAEL JIRO-YES LEVI, THOMAS CLAYBORNE-NO 8 WATANABE, MICHAEL JIRO-NO

t REG ARAPAHOE 227,996 DOUGLAS 40,980 ELBERT 6,160 LINCOLN 2,731 TOTAL 277,867

ARAPAHOE DOUGLAS ELBERT LINCOLN

TOTAL

DISTRICT JUDGES . Nineteenth Judicial District

HAYS, JONATHAN W.-YES HAYS, JONATHAN W.-NO WEST, WILLIAM L.-YES WEST, WILLIAM L.-NO

t VOTE 1 115,814 54,415 20,331 11.143 3,545 1,699 1,929 701

141,619 67,958

9 54,234 9,887 1,528

673

66,a22

2 28,347

5,015 930 530

34,822

10 29,119 5,a85

987 5a5

36,026

1 2 a 4

3 4 55,699 27.8.13 10,209 5,23.9 1,581 961

675 544

69,164 34,557

11 12 53,727 29.t!a8 9,9a6 5,35b 1,521 l,vo9

680 531

65,864 ;;!~ts~=

WELD

TOTAL

t REG I VOTE 1 2 3 9

407

7 1 20 454 9.a1 a 19,488 • 68,153 38,14 •

18,153 38,141 20,454 9,313 19,488 9,077

DISTRICT JUDGES Twentieth Judicial District

BAILIN, ROXANNE-YES BAILI N ROXANNE-NO

' RICHARD CAMERON-YES ~t~::: RICHARD CAMERON-NO

1 2 a 4

t REG I VOTE 1 2 a BOULDER

TOTAL

149,390 82,277 45,6ao 11,518 43,905

149,390 82,277 45,530 11,518 43,905

4 14,698

14,698

5 53,365 9,817 1,556

666

65,404

1a 53,047 10,927 1,722

659

66,355

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

6 7 8 27,892 51,406 30,999

5,537 9,633 5,629 1,006 1,493 1,043

544 665 546

34,979 63,197 38,217

14 15 16 28,998 53,067 29,131

5,078 9,908 5,467 972 1,479 1,061 569 649 553

35,617 65,103 36,212

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DISTRICT JUDGES Twenty-First Judicial District

BOTTGER, DAVID A.-YES BOTTGER, DAVID A.-NO MASSARO, NICHOLAS R.,JR-YES MASSARO, NICHOLAS R.,JR-NO

1 ·2 a 4

t REG f VOTE 1 2 a 4 MESA

TOTAL

5a,2&9 32,794 19,198 8,632 19,358 8,535

53,269 32,794 19,198 8,632 19,358 8,535

DISTRICT JUDGES Twenty-Second Judicial District

MERLO, GRACE S.-YES MERLO, GRACE S.-NO

1 2

I REO 1,032 8,560

I VOTE 792

5,322

1 434

3,048

2 222

1,860

TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT DOLORES MONTEZUMA

655 136 17.1 76.7 4,908 414 7.7 62.1

TOTAL 9,592 6,114 3,482 2,092 5,564

COUNTY JUDGES Adams County

RINALDI, EMIL ANTHONY-YES RINALDI, EMIL ANTHONY-NO ROMANO, SABINO ERNEST-YES ROMANO, SABINO ERNEST-NO STEINBORN, ROBERT JOSEPH-YES STEINBORN, ROBERT JOSEPH-NO

1 2 3 4 5 6

550 8.9 63.7

I REO I VOTE 1 2 3 4 5 6 ADAMS

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Arapahoe County

129,910 &7,333 32.721 22,515 32,319 23,047 29,872 25,535

129,910 67,333 32,721 22,516 32,319 23,047 29,872 25,535

ALLAN, GERALDINE LYNNE-YES ALLAN, GERALDINE LYNNE-NO LANGSTAFF, MARGUERITE T.-YES LANGSTAFF, MARGUERITE T.-NO

1 2 3 4

t REG I VOTE 1 2 3 4 ARAPAHOE 227,996 115,814 55,717 26,793 55,847 26,731

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227,996 115,814 55,717 26,793 55,847 26,731

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COUNTY JUDGES Baca County MUNDELL, DAN L.-YES MUNDELL, DAN L.-NO

t REG t VOTE 1 BACA

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Boulder County

3,128 2,527 1,235

3,128 2,527 1,235

CHAVEZ, VIRGINIA LOUISE-YES CHAVEZ. VIRGINIA LOUISE-NO TORKE, DAVID R-YES TORKE. DAVID R-NO YEAGER, MARSHA B.-YES YEAGER, MARSHA B.-NO

2 541

!541

1 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

I REG t VOTE 1 2 3 4 5 6 BOULDER

TOTAL

149,390 82,277 44,944 1&.942 41,148 20,356 47,051 15,580

149,390 82,277 44,944 16,942 41,148 20,356 47,051 15,580

COUNTY JUDGES Cheyenne County

TALLMAN, P. DOUGLAS-YES TALLMAN, P. DOUGLAS-NO

CHEYENNE

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Conejos County

BOSA, GORDON J.-YES BOSA, GORDON J.-NO

CONEJOS

.TOTAL

t REG I VOTE 1,474 1,062

1,474 1,0&2

1 442

442

t REG t VOTE 1 4,508 3,216 1,869

4,508 3,216 1,869

2 442

442

2 720

720

1 2

1 2

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COUNTY JUDGES Crowley County

ROSS, CARL W.-YES ROSS, CARL W.-10

CROWLEY

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Douglas County

I REG I VOTE 1,904 1,393

1,904 1,393

ALLSPACH, HOWARD G.-YES ALLSPACH, HOWARD G.-10

1 955

955

2 205

205

DOUGLAS

TOTAL

I REG I VOTE 1 2 40,980 20,331 10,480 5,183

COUNTY JUDGES Eagle County

40,980 20,331 10,480 5,183

GANNETT, FREDRICK WALKER-YES GANNETT, FREDRICK WALKER-NO GERARD, ROLAND L.-YES GERARD, ROLAND L.-NO

1 2

1 2

1 2 3 4

I REG I VOTE 1 2 3 4 EAGLE

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Elbert County

KIRBY, DONNA M.-YES KIRBY, DONNA M.-NO

•ELBERT

TOTAL

11,831 5,330 2,967 1,018 3,153 1,061

11,831 5,330 2,917 1,018 3,163 1,061

I REG I VOTE 1 6,160 3,545 1,990

5,150 3,545 1.990

2 883

883

1 2

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COUNTY JUDGES El Paso County BENHAM, CAROLINE M.-YES BENHAM, CAROLINE M.-NO BOOTH, PETER W.-YES BOOTH, PETER W.-NO DE WOLFE, GEOFFREY-YES DE WOLFE, GEOFFREY-NO HEYDT, MICHAEL JOHN-YES HEYDT, MICHAEL JOHN-NO

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I REG I VOTE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 EL PASO

TOTAL

198,920 110,913 56,185 28,596 54,426 29,445 53,831 29,805 54,211 29,578

198,920 110,913 56,185 28,596 54,426 29,445 53,831 29,805 54,211 29,578 !

COUNTY JUDGES Garfield County

CARTER, STEPHEN L.-YES CARTER, STEPHEN L. NO ZER8I, VICTOR M., JR-YES ZERBI, VICTOR M., JR-NO

GARFIELD

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Gilpin County

RODGERS, FRED-YES RODGERS, FRED-NO

GILPIN

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Grand County

KROB, SCOTTY P.-YES KROB, SCOTTY P.-NO

GRAND

TOTAL

t REG I VOTE 1 16,048 8,832 5,328

16,048 8,832 5,328

t REG f VOTE 1 2,309 1,506 652

2,309 1,506 652

I REG t VOTE 1 5,961 4,028 2,411

5,961 4,028 2,411

2 2,061

2,061

2 473

473

2 1,152

1,152

1 2 3 4

1 2

1 2

3 4 5,073 2,454

5,073 2,454

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COUNTY JUDGES Hinsdale County

VICKERS, LARRY EVERETT-YES VICKERS, LARRY EVERETT-NO

HINSDALE

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Huerfano County

HAEGER, ROBERT E.-YES HAEGER, ROBERT E.-NO

HUERFANO

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Jefferson County

GOLDBERGER, KIM H.-YES GOLDBERGER, KIM H.-NO

f REG f VOTE 557 462

557 462

1 276

276

f REG f VOTE 1 3,824 2,335 1,424

3,824 2,335 1,424

2 116

116

2 315

315

f REG f VOTE 1 2 JEFFERSON

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Larimer County

KOCHENBURGER, JOHN KOCHENBURGER, JOHN

LARIMER

TOTAL

276,405 154,186 77,879 45,821

276,405 154,186 77,879 45,821

E.-YES E.-NO

f REG f VOTE 1 2 114,417 62,949 38,256 12,663

114,417 62,949 38,256 12,663

1 2

1 2

1 2

1 2

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COUNTY JUDGES Las Animas County

NEWNAM, GEORGE A.-YES NEWNAM, GEORGE A.-NO

LAS ANIMAS

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Lincoln County

f REG 8,220

8,220

f VOTE 1 2 5,419 2,314 853

5,419 2,314 853

FISHER, TRUSTON LEE-YES FISHER, TRUSTON LEE~NO

LINCOLN

COUNTY JUDGES Logan County

ARNOLD, BAXTER W.-YES ARNOLD, BAXTER W.-NO

LOG AI

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Mesa County

SMITH, ARTHUR R.-YES SMITH, ARTHUR R.-NO

MESA

TOTAL

f REG f VOTE 1 2,731 1,929 1,148

2,731 1,929 1,148

2 332

382

f REG f VOTE 1 2 10,307 7,153 4,480 1,762

10,307 7,153 4,480 1,762

f REG f VOTE 1 2 53,269 32,794 19,057 8,472

53,219 32,794 19,057 8,472

1 2

1 2

1 2

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COUNTY JUDGES Moffat County

JAMES, MARY LYNNE-YES JAMES, MARY LYNNE-NO

I REG I VOTE 1 MOFFAT

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Montrose County

BROWN, RICHARD J.-YES BROWN, RICHARD J.-NO

6,857 3,600 2,014

6,857 3,600 2,014

2 712

712

I REG I VOTE 1 2 MONTROSE

TOTAL

12,888 8,778 5,905 1,700

12,888 8,778 5,905 1,700

COUNTY JUDGES Morgan County

BRANDENBURG, EDGAR BRANDENBURG, EDGAR

MORGAN

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Otero County

H.-YES H.-NO

I REG 13,108

13,108

WADLEIGH, RALPH N.-YES WADLEIGH, RALPH N.-NO

I VOTE 1 2 7,369 3,241 2,158

7,369 3,241 2,158

1 2

1 2

1 2

1 2

OTERO

,TOTAL


11,198 6,655 3,512 1,226 4,738 1,918 28.8 59.4

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COUNTY JUDGES Ouray County

SMITH, PAUL DAVID-YES SMITH, PAUL DAVID-NO

OURAY

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Park County

t REG t VOTE 1,687 1,260

1, 687 1.250

1 746

746

MAYHEW, STANLEY J.-YES MAYHEW, STANLEY J.-NO

PARK

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Phillips County

COLVER, DAVID D.-YES COLVER, DAVID 0.-NO

PHILLIPS

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Pitkin County

t REG t VOTE 1 4,926 2,794 1,114

4,925 2,794 1,114

t REG t VOTE 1 2,778 2,112 1,525

2,778 2,112 1,525

SCOTT, FITZHUGH, III,-YES SCOTT, FITZHUGH, III-NO

PITKIN

TOTAL

t REG t VOTE 1 9,566 4,132 2,895

9,555 4,132 2,895

2 303

303

2 958

958

2 236

236

1 2

1 2

1 2

1 2

2 TOTAL NO VOTE % NO VT %TRNOUT 721 3,616 516 12.4 42.7

721 3, 616 516 12.4 42.7

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COUNTY JUDGES Prowers County

MCLACHLAN, GEORGE-YES MCLACHLAN, GEORGE-NO

1 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT PROWERS

TOTAL

7,804 4,965 2,115 1,183 3,298 1,667 33.5 63.6

COUNTY JUDGES Pueblo County

COLE, DAVID A.-YES COLE, DAVID A.-NO

7,804 4,965 2,115 1,183 3,298 1,667

1 2

33.5 63.6

I REG I.VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT PUEBLO

TOTAL

69,011 44,869 29,236 8,582 37,818 7,051 15.7 65.0

69,011 44,869 29,236 8,582 37,818 7,051 15.7 65.0

COUNTY JUDGES Routt County GARRECHT, JAMES H.-YES 1 GARRECHT, JAMES H.-NO 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT ROUTT 10,112 5,138 3,033 969 4,002 1,136 22.1 50.8 TOTAL 10,112 5,138 3,033 969 4,002 1,136 22.1 50.8

COUNTY JUDGES Saguache County TRUJILLO, MICHAEL H.-YES 1 TRUJILLO, MICHAEL H.-NO 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Z 10 VT ZTRNOUT SAGUACHE 2,578 2,011 1,061 494 1,555 456 22.6 78.0 TOTAL 2,578 2,011 1,061 494 1,555 456 22.5 78.0

COUNTY JUDGES . San Miguel County

SHUTERAN, SHARON-YES 1 SHUTERAN, SHARON-NO 2

I REG I VOTE 1 2 TOTAL 10 VOTE Z NO VT ZTRNOUT SAN MIGUEL 2,570 1,589 1,029 337 1,311 323 19.1 53.2 TOTAL 2,670 1 ,1589 1,029 337 1,3615 323 19.1 53.2

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COUNTY JUDGES Washington County

HOYER, KEVIN L.-YES HOYER~ KEVIN L.-NO

WASHINGTON

TOTAL

COUNTY JUDGES Weld County

BORG, A.ANDREW-YES BORG, A.ANDREW-NO KULP, WILLIS K.-YES KULP, WILLIS K.-NO

f REG f VOTE 1 3,239 2,276 1,578

3,239 2,276 1,578

2 320

320

1 2

1 2 3 4

t REG f VOTE 1 2 a 4 WELD

TOTAL

68,153 38,141 20,420 9,835 19,780 9,828

68,153 38,141 20,420 9,835 19,780 9,828

RTD DISTRICT DIRECTORS

District B Adams Denver

District C Denver Jefferson

District N Jefferson

District 0 Boulder

Glenda Swanson Lyle 1 1452 5,409

6,861

Ben Klein 4,155 1,487

5,642

Herb G. White 8,244

8,244

Peter Richards 9.181

9.181

Stephen c. Ml 1 lard 14,295

14,295

Kenneth N. Hotard 10.637

10.637

District K Adams Denver Jefferson

District L Jefferson

James H.

Lyle E.

George W. Stumpf 15,900

7 3,586

19,493

Thomas W. Spooner 28,052

28,052

(Jim) Graebner 11,999

11 ,999

Lovejoy 6.503

6,503

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Moffat Tunnel Commissioners- Division One

Bruce E. Dines Edward "Jake" JakubowskI , Jr. John M. Law Waltero. Cas: Adams 1 ,929 2,021 1. 471 1. 710 Boulder 17 15 15 13 Denver 9,614 8,929 8,523 8,900 Gilpin 2 7 2 3 Jefferson 298 292 349 342

11,860 11,264 10,360 10,968

Moffat Tunnel Commissioners- Division Two \

Timothy R. Flanagan Barbara S. Pug he Eagle 116 71 Grand 626 338 Moffat 697 1,156 Routt 154 150

1,593 1. 715

WRITE-IN VOTES US SENATE GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Michelle R. Hudson, Democrat

Adams Arapanoe Denver Douglas El Paso Larimer Pueblo Rio Grande

Brian K~lth Spat I, Democrat

Boulder El Paso Pueblo Weld

1 3

15 3

26

2 2

6

. US CONGRESSIONALFourth District WII fred Wortman, Democrat

Larimer • Morgan

Weld

2 1 5

B

Gary Cooper, Unaffiliated Marcus Goodbody, Unafflt 1ated

Adams 5 Arapahoe 1 Denver 2 El Paso 3 Larimer 2

13

Robin Held, Republ lean

Doc Ross, Unaffiliated Adams 2 Arapahoe 2 Boulder 190 Denver 6 El Paso 5 Larimer 6 Mesa Moffat Pitkin Pueblo 4 San Miguel 1 summl t 1 Te Iter 3 Weld 5

228

-STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #24 Freeland N. Goodard, Jr. - Repubt lean

Jefferson 24

24

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT #26 Scott Daniel McKay- Republican

Jefferson

33

RTD-DISTRICT J Kevin Sampson

Adams 61

61

I\) Abstract of Votes Cast at the GENERAL election held onTuesday, November 6, 1990 (]1

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Party Affiliation Recap of Registered Voters - General Election 1990

COUIHY NA:-1!: #rl REP DE/1 UNAF? LIB Pi(Q COP POP OTHeR TOTAL Au 4 ;1 S 01 331?0 3C51 i 4o1S9 68 0 1 1 1 12996'1 A LAM C! SA 02 2092 2~2 ,j 1331 1 0 0 0 0 6052 A~AP-liiOE 03 90012 524)o 8537'3 1.:.1 15 0 0 4 225006 ARC'iULFTA 04 1942 1034 433 0 a a a 0 3414 BACA OS 102o 1o7b 431 0 0 0 0 a 3133 BENT Oo 725 1419 564 0 0 0 0 0 2708 BOULDER 07 42119 46195 6122~ 176 a 1 1 1 149717 Ck!AEE~E Of, 2o89 ?oDD 21ii 0 0 0 0 0 7456 CHEY EN~IE 09 d15 3.32 27Y 1 0 0 0 0 1477 CLE~RC~EEI<. 10 1591 12 8-4 2109 10 0 0 1 a 4995 CONEJOS 11 1595 259o 3a9 0 0 0 0 21 4524 COSTIL! A 12 239 2174 123 0 0 0 0 a 2536 CROwLEY 13 833 777 289 0 0 0 0 0 1904 CUSTEK 14 910 351 334 0 0 0 () 0 1653 DELTA 15 521 a 354o 3004 4 0 0 1\ 0 11765 OENVEj!! 16 ]1033 . 130;.9' 84223 273 a 2 2 1 2SoOJ9 DOLORES 17 282 56~ 131 0 0 0 0 2 1034 DOUGLAS 13 20097 6o13 14236 35 0 0 1 4 40986 EAGi.E H 4110 2734 5020 4 0 0 0 1 11869 fl9C:QI 20 2307 14i; '429 2 a 0 0 0 o193 ELPASO 21 82S27 42064 73974 95 5 0 2 0 198967 FREMONT 22 763l oap 5399 7 8 0 0 ,Q 1985~ GARFIELD 23 5369 45 3 6160 6 a 0 0 ~,~t s '

' GILPIN 24 767 736 805 6 0 1 0 0 GRANO 25 36Z1 375 1485 5 0 0 0 0 5986 GUNNISON 26 21C6 1922 2096 3 0 0 0 0 6207 HINSDALE 27 426 87 46 0 0 0 0 0 559 Hl!ERFANO 23 428 2977 421 a 2 0 0 3 3831

.JACKSON 29 643 219 258 0 0 0 0 ·0 ·1120 ;;.JEFFERSON 30 98014 65743 112436 197 13 2 2 0 .276407) :lliOWA ~·· 31 ·551 c 499 242 0 0 0 0 0 '1292·· KIICARSON 32 .. 2328 1172 1243 0 0 0 a 0 '. 4743' LAKE 3- 592 1922 747 4 0 0 0 0 3265 LAPLATA 3t 61 sa 5261 5524 14 0 0 1 0 16988 LARIMER 35 45777 28042 40578 73 1 2 1 0 114474 LASA~IIMAS 36 1048 6356 870 2 1 0 a a 8271

LINCOLN 37 1365 838 534 2 0 0 0 0 2739 LOGAN 38 3653 3270 3413 1 0 a 0 0 Hl337 MESA .39 20529 15116 17595 30 0 0 6 0 53276 !:!IN!;RAL 4Q 88 312 Z!! 0 Q 0 0 2 543 MOFFAT 41 3089 1763 2012 0 0 0 0 0 6864 MONTEZUMA 42 3393 3032 2205 4 0 0 4 0 8638 MONTROSE 43 4928 3740 4253 1 0 0 15 0 12937 Mcq~AN 44 ~o:n 3~0~ !!~21 !t 0 0 a 0 ~ 3~ zo OTE~O 45 .l42 Q 4509 3298 4 1 0 0 0 11240 OU~AY 4o 1232 255 203 0 0 0 3 0 169~ PARX. 47 1883 1227 1 d17 6 0 0 0 0 493 PrtlL.L.leS H H~9 ~91 70.6 2 Q Q Q Q 2ZZ2 PtHHt 24h 4931 5 0 a 0 0 9697 PROitERS ~:- 2;)6 2 2357 2b10 0 0 r) ,., 0 7829 JU 0 P'.J!::3LO 51 13277 40527 15261 10 0 0 0 69075 R P~L~'IC:_O ~~ ,~,~ . zHt Hil l a Q g Q 3222 R ObRANOE ;).) ~ 4 0 0 a 0 san ROUTT 54 3327 3080 3797 9 , 0 2 1 10217

. SAGUACHE 55 737 1335 516 a IJ 0 0 0 2sa~ -iANJ!,l.lN ~6 j29 H4 H~ Q Q Q 0 a S32

.lNMIGIJEL 7 o1o 11 ,; j 3¢ 3 0 0 0 0 2676 SCDGiHCK 5~ 953 421 352 0 0 , a 0 1731 SUMMIT 59 266d 10·.ld 3629 9 0 6 0 0 !:11:f4 TELLER 60 3113 1635 2 :)9, ~ , ') 8 3 ~4!t9 WASHINGTdlr()f 1987 o32 63J 0 0 0 249 WELJ 62 23711 1B649 25765 l5 ' 0 1 0 63153 YUM~ 63 2Z42 1o25 16B3 1 0 0 0 8 5559

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Party affll latlon figures dl ffer from "* Vote" column as published In Abstract of Votes Cast at the General Election because of deferred registrations (persons who registered after the cut-off date for the General Election), failure to return absentee ba I I ot , and overseas citizens registrations.

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