1996 Abstract of Votes Cast

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5 ^u/lW-76. C 1 STATE OF COLORADO ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST 1995-1996 NOVEMBER ODD-YEAR ELECTION November 7, 1995 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION March 5, 1996 PRIMARY ELECTION August 13, 1996 ' GENERAL ELECTION November 5, 1996

VICTORIA BUCKLEY STATE PUBUCAT ONS UBRARY COLORADO Secretary of State

3 1799 00 35 2608 Elections and Licensing Division Office of the Secretary of State 1560 Broadway, Suite 200 Denver, Colorado 80202 Phone (303) 894-2680

Victoria Buckley, Secretary of State Bill Compton, Elections Officer

PRICE $10.00 STATE OF COLORADO ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST 1995-1 996 \ NOVEMBER ODD-YEAR ELfe&|ipN

November 7, 1 995 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECfl0N March 1996 5, * PRIMARY ELECTION August 13, 1996 GENERAL ELECTION November 5, 1996

Published by VICTORIA BUCKLEY Secretary of State Digitized by the Internet Archive

in 2016

https://archive.org/details/abstractofvotesc1995vict To: Citizens of Colorado

From: Victoria Buckley, Secretary of State

Subject: 1995-1996 Abstract of Votes

I am honored to present you with this official publication of the 1995-1996 Abstract of Votes Cast.

The information compiled in this summary is from material filed in my office by the county clerk and recorders. This publication will assist in the profiling of voting patterns of Colorado voters during the 1995 odd-year election and the 1996 presidential primary, primary, and general elections.

Therefore. I commemorate this abstract to those who practice their rights as Colorado citizens pursuant to the Constitution of Colorado.

"All elections shall be free and open; and no power, civil or military, shall at any time interfere to prevent the free exercise of the right of suffrage."

Constitution of the State of Colorado

Article II, Section 5

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Glossary of Abstract Terms 1 Research Assistance 3 Directory of Elected and Appointed Officials Federal and State Officers 4 State Senate 5 State House of Representatives 8 District Attorneys 12 Supreme Court Justices 13 Court of Appeals Judges 13 District Judges 13 Judicial District Administrators 17 RTD Board of Directors 19 County Officers 20

November Odd-Year Election Abstract 41

Presidential Primary Election Abstract 44

Primary Election Abstract

U S. Senate 47 U.S. Congress 49 State Board of Education 54 Board of Regents of the University of Colorado 57 State Senate 59 State House of Representatives 65 District Attorney 86

General Election Abstract Presidential Electors 92 U.S. Senate 96 U.S. Congress 99 State Board of Education 102 Board of Regents of the University of Colorado 104 State Senate 106 State House of Representatives 109 District Attorney 121 Regional Transportation District Directors 126 Judicial 129 Ballot Issues and Questions 146 Registered Voters/Tumout 169

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GLOSSARY OF ABSTRACT TERMS

Assembly Meeting of delegates of a political party held to designate candidates

for nomination at a primary election. Assemblies are held every two years.

Convention Meeting of delegates of political party held to select delegates to other political conventions and to nominate Presidential Electors. Such Conventions are held every four years, or Meeting of delegates of a political party held for the purpose of nominating a candidate for a congressional vacancy election.

Initiative The Colorado Constitution provides that registered voters may propose Constitutional Amendments or cltanges to the Colorado

Revised Statutes by petition Title 1, Article 40, C.R.S., provides specific procedures for submitting initiative petitions. Petitions

require signatures of registered electors in an amount equal to 5V< of

the votes cast for all candidates for the office of Secretary of State

at tlte previous General Election.

Referendum Tlte General Assembly may propose Constitutional Amendments or

refer cltanges in tlte statutes to the people. In addition, the Colorado

Constitution provides tliat a referendum may be ordered against any act of the General Assembly, except laws necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, or safety and

appropriations for tlte support and maintenance of the departments of

state and state institutions. Referenda initiated by the people require signatures 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.

Referendum petitions must be filed with the Secretary of State not more than 90 days after the final adjournment of the session of the

General Assembly that passed the bill on which the referendum is demanded.

Terms of Elected Officials Office 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 RTD Board Members 4 years County Officials 4 years

1 GENERAL Composed of Two Houses: ASSEMBLY Senate - 35 members (one-half elected every two years)

Composition - 1997-1998: Republicans Democrats Female: 5 5 Male: 15 10

House of Representatives - 65 members

Composition - 1997-1998: Republicans Democrats Female: 15 10 Male: 26 14

Retention of Article VI, Section 25 of the Colorado Constitution provides

Judges tliat a Justice of the Supreme Court or a judge of any other court of

record, who sliall desire to retain his judicial office shall file with the

Secretary of State not more than 6 months nor less titan 3 months prior to the General Election next prior to the expiration of his then term of office, a Declaration of Intent to run for another term. The question on the ballot shall be "Shall Justice (Judge) of the be retained in Office? Yes No "

Judicial Terms Supreme Court 10 years of Office Court of Appeals 8 years District Court 6 years County Court 4 years

Abbreviations D - Democrat for party R - Republican affiliation

Abbreviations P (PRO) - Colorado Prohibition Party

for political L (LIB) - Libertarian Party of Colorado organizations G (GRN) - Green Party of Colorado and other I - Independent

names listed A - American Constitution Party in the abstract M - American Party N - Natural Law Party U - Unaffiliated

S - Socialist Workers Campaign

w - Workers World Party F - Reform Party

T - Socialist Party, USA

H - Independent/Reform

E - Americans

K - People for Kyle

2 RESEARC H ASSISTANC E

I. Sample lay-out of abstract page

Each page lists.

OFFICE

Candidate Name Political Party Column ft

County

ft REG Number of electors registered to vote in the county by the close of voter registration on the twenty-ninth day

preceding llie election. The totals do not reflect electors who registered by emergency registration and voted pursuant to “National Voter Registration Act of 1993", 42 U.S.C. sec. 1973gg, as amended

ft VOTE Total number of electors who had the opportunity to vote

Numbered Candidate number - Refers to heading and candidate Columns names

TOTAL Total votes cast for all candidates by county

NO VOTE Number of electors who received a ballot but did not vote for a candidate in that race

2. Presidential Primary and Primary Election

ft REG 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.

3 DIRECTORY

United States Senators Wayne Allard (R) Loveland 1/07/97-1/07/2003 $133,600 Ben Nighthorse Campbell (D)* Ignacio 1/03/93-1/05/99 $133,600 ^Changed Affiliation to (R) 3-6-95

Congresspeople Diana DeGette (D) Denver First 1/07/97-1/05/99 $133,600 David E. Skaggs (D) Boulder Second 1/07/97-1/05/99 $133,600 Scott Mclnnis (R) Grand Junction Third 1/07/97-1/05/99 $133,600 Bob Schaffer (R) Ft. Collins Fourth 1/07/97-1/05/99 $133,600 Joel Hefley (R) Colorado Spgs. Fifth 1/07/97-1/05/99 $133,600 Dan Schaefer (R) Lakewood Sixth 1/07/97-1/05/99 $133,600

GOVERNOR Roy Romer (D) Denver 1/10/95-1/12/99 $70,000

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Gail Schoettler (D) Parker 1/10/95-1/12/99 $48,500

SECRETARY OF STATE Vikki Buckley (R) Denver 1/10/95-1/12/99 $48,500

STATE TREASURER Bill Owens (R) Aurora 1/10/95-1/12/99 $48,500

ATTORNEY GENERAL Gale S. Norton (R) Lakewood 1/10/95-1/12/99 $60,000

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

John Evans (R) Parker At-Large 1/10/95-1/09/2001 William Stanford (D) Denver 1st Cong. Dist. 1/14/97-1/14/2003 “Gully” Patti Johnson (R) Broomfield 2nd Cong. Dist. 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Pat Chlouber (R) Leadville 3rd Cong. Dist. 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Clair B. Orr (R) Kersey 4th Cong. Dist. 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Tom Howerton (R) Colorado Spgs. 5th Cong. Dist. 1/12/93-1/12/99 Patricia M. Hayes (R) Greenwood Vlg. 6th Cong. Dist. 1/12/93-1/12/99

REGENTS OF TIIE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Pete Steinhauer (R) Boulder At-Large 1/10/95- 1/09/2001 Jim Martin (R) Boulder At-Large 1/12/93- 1/12/99 Maureen “Mo” Johnson (R) Boulder At-Large 1/14/97- 1/14/2003

Susan C. Kirk (D) Denver 1st Cong. Dist. 1/12/93- 1/12/99 Robert E. "Bob" Sievers (D) Boulder 2nd Cong. Dist. 1/14/97- 1/14/2003 Hank Anton (R) Pueblo 3rd Cong. Dist. 1/10/95- 1/09/2001 Guy Kelley (D) Ft. Collins 4th Cong. Dist. 1/12/93- 1/12/99 Jerry G. Rutledge (R) Colorado Spgs. 5th Cong. Dist. 1/10/95- 1/09/2001 Norwood Robb (R) Littleton 6th Cong. Dist. 1/14/97- 1/14/2003

4 MEMBERS OF T1IE STATE SENATE OF THE SIXTY FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY

NAME 1 •ARTY HIST. COUNTIES ADDRESS NO.

Alexander, Ben* Rep 6 Archuleta, Delta, P.O. Box 1285 Dolores, La Plata, Montrose 81402 Montezuma, Montrose, Ouray, San Juan, San Miguel

Anient, Don* Rep 1 Logan, Morgan, Route 1, Box 142

Phillips, Sedgwick, Iliff 80736 Washington, Weld, Y uma

Arnold, Ken Rep 23 Adams, Boulder 10187 Julian Way Westminster 80030

Bishop, Tilman * Rep 7 Mesa 2697 G Rd "Tillie" Grand Jet. 81506

Blicketisderfer, Tom Rep. 26 Arapahoe, Jefferson 9 Parkway Drive Englewood 801 10

Clilouher, Ken Rep 4 Cliaffee, Delta, Fremont 220 West Eighth Gunnison, Hinsdale, Leadville 80461 Lake, Park, Pitkin

Coffman, Mike Rep. 27 Arapahoe 14044 E Hampden PI. Aurora 80014

Congrove, Jim Rep. 19 Jefferson 6873 Garland St. Arvada 80004

Dennis, Ginette (Gigi)* Rep. 5 Alamosa, Conejos, 247 E. Idaho Costilla, Custer, Springs Dr. Huerfano, Las Animas, Pueblo West 81007 Mineral, Pueblo, Rio Grande, Saguache

Duke, Charles R* Rep 9 El Paso 1711 Woodmoor Dr. Monument 80132

Feeley, Michael F. Dem. 21 Jefferson 13486 W. Cntr. Dr. Lakewood 80228

Hernandez, Robert M. tt Dem. 34 Denver 4600 W. 36th Ave. “Rob” Denver 80212

5 Hopper, Sally* Rep. 13 Boulder, 21649 Cabrini Blvd. Clear Creek, Gilpin, Golden 80401 Jefferson, Summit

Johnson, Joan* Dem. 24 Adams 7951 York St. #3 Denver 80229

Lacy, Elsie Rep. 28 Arapahoe 1 1637 E. Mexico Ave. Aurora 80012

Linkhart, Doug Dem. 31 Denver 38 S. Clarkson Street Denver 80209

Martinez, Bob Dem. 25 Adams 6462 E. 63rd Ave. Commerce City 80022

Matsunaka, Stan* Dem. 15 Larimer 2881 N Monroe Ave. Loveland 80538

Mutzebaugh, Ricltard F. Rep. 30 Arapahoe, Douglas, 9965 S. Wyecliff Dr. "Dick"* Elbert, Jefferson Higlilands Ranch 80126

Norton, Tom* Rep. 16 Weld 1204 50th Ave. Greeley 80634

Pascoe, Pat* Dem. 32 Denver, Jefferson 744 Lafayette St. Denver 80218

Perlmutter, Ed* Dem. 20 Jefferson 2795 Juniper Dr. Golden 80401

Phillips, Terry L. Dem. 17 Boulder 579 Manorwood Lane Louisville 80027-3242

Powers, Ray Rep. 10 El Paso 5 N. Marksheffel Road Colo. Spgs. 80929

Reeves, Peggy Dem. 14 Larimer 1931 Sandalwood Lane

Ft. Collins 80526

Rizzuto, James* Dem. 2 Baca, Bent, P.O. Box 215 “Jim” Cheyenne, Crowley, La Junta 81050 El Paso, Kiowa, Kit Carson, Lincoln, Otero, Prowers

Rupert, Dorothy Dem. 18 Boulder 680 Yale Rd Boulder 80303

Schroeder, William Jr * Rep. 22 Jefferson 4420 S. Braun Cl. Morrison 80465

6 Tanner, Gloria Dem. 33 Adams, Denver 2150 Monaco Pkwy. Denver 80207

Tebedo, MaryAnnc Rep 12 FI Paso, Teller 1916 Snyder Avenue Colo. Spgs. 80909

Thiebaut, Jr., William* Dem 3 Pueblo PO Box 262 "Bill" Pueblo 81002

Wattenberg, Dave Rep 8 Eagle, Garfield, 15670JacksonCnty Rd Grand, Jackson, 12 W Moffat, Rio Blanco, Walden 80480 Routt

Weddig, Frank Dem. 29 Arapahoe 15818 E. 8th Cir. Aurora 80011-7304

Wells, Jeffrey* Rep 11 El Paso 3 166 Oak ('reek Dr. E “Jeff” Colo. Spgs. 80906

Wham, Dottie Rep 35 Arapahoe, Denver 2790 S. High St. Denver 80210

* Denotes holdover Senator tt Initially appointed - elected in 1996 to serve the remaining two years of tlie term

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MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SIXTY FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY

NAME PARTY DIST. COUNTIES ADDRESS NO.

Adkins, Jeanne M. Rep. 64 Douglas 6517 N. Pinewood Dr. Parker 80134

Agler, Vickie Rep. 28 Jefferson 10289 W. Burgundy Ave. Littleton 80127

Alexander, Kay L. Rep. 58 Delta, Dolores, 16387 6030 Rd. Montezuma, Montrose 81401 Montrose, Ouray, San Miguel

Allen, Debbie Rep. 43 Arapahoe 923 S. Ouray St. Aurora 80017

Anderson, Nonna Rep. 30 Jefferson 10415 W. Hampden Ave. Lakewood 80227

Arrington, Barry Rep. 27 Jefferson 5622 Tabor Ct. Arvada 80002

Bacon, Bob Dent. 53 Larimer 1706 Hinry St. Ft. Collins 80526

Berry, Chuck Rep. 21 El Paso 314 Pine Ave. Colo. Spgs. 80906

Berry, Gayle Rep. 55 Mesa 3049 E. 1/4 Rd. Grand Junction 81504

Chavez, Nolbert D. Deni. 5 Denver 4619 Tejon St.

Denver 802 1

Clarke, Ben Dent. 7 Adams, Denver 1800 Monaco Pkwy. Denver 80207

Dean, Doug Rep. 18 El Paso 6463 McNichols Ct. Colo. Spgs. 80918

Dyer, Jim Dent. 59 Archuleta, La Plata, 48 Elm Ct. Montezuma, San Juan Durango 81301

Entz, Lewis H. Rep. 60 Alamosa, Conejos, 1016 N. 1 1th Lane Costilla, Huerfano, Hooper 81136 Las Animas, Mineral, Rio Grande, Saguache

8 Epps, Mary Ellen Rep 19 El Paso 217 Dexter St. Colo. Spgs. 80911

Faatz. Jeanne Rep. 1 Denver, Jefferson 2903 S. Quitman St. Denver 80236

George, Russell Rep 57 Garfield, Moffat, 1300 E. 7th St. Pitkin, Rio Blanco Rifle 81650

Gordon, Ken Dcm. 9 Arapahoe, Denver 2323 S. Jackson Denver 80210

Gotlieb, Dorothy Rep 10 Arapahoe, Denver 4123 S Rosntary Way Denver 80237

Grampsas, Tony Rep 25 Jefferson 3237 Hiwan Dr. Evergreen 80439

Grossman, Daniel Dem. 6 Arapaltoe, Denver 450 Dahlia St. Denver 80220

Hagedom, Bob Dem. 42 Arapahoe 11633 E 6th PI. Aurora 80010

Johnson, Steve Rep. 49 Larimer, Weld 5928 Lakeview Dr.

Ft. Collins 80526

June, Vi Dem. 35 Adams 7500 Wilson Ct. Westminster 80030

Kaufman, William G. Rep. 51 Larimer 4056 Davidia Ct. Loveland 80538

Keller, Maryanne Dem. 24 Jefferson 4325 Iris St. "Moe" Wheat Ridge 80033

Kreutz, Martha Hill Rep. 37 Arapahoe 6023 S. Bellaire Way Littleton 80121

Lamboni, Doug Rep. 20 Douglas, El Paso 14570 Sterling Rd. Colo. Spgs. 80921

Lawrence, Joyce R. Rep. 45 Pueblo 47 Briargate Terrace Pueblo 81001

Leyba, Gloria Dem. 2 Denver 1014 Lipan St. Denver 80204

Mace, Frana Louise Dem. 4 Denver 4990 Green Ct. Denver 80221

May, Ronny J. Rep. 15 El Paso 4980 Daybreak Cir. N “Ron” Colo. Spgs. 80917

9 McElhany, Andy Rep. 17 El Paso 95 W. Boulder St. Colo. Spgs. 80903

McPherson, Gary Rep. 40 Arapahoe 4247-A S. Granby Ct. Aurora 80014

Miller, Carl Deni. 61 Chaffee, Gunnison, 111 W. 3rd St. Hinsdale, Lake, Leadville Lake 80461 Park, Pitkin, Teller

Morrison, Marcy Rep. 22 El Paso 302 Sutherland Place Manitou Spgs. 80829

Musgrave, Marilyn N. Rep. 65 Logan, Morgan, 15484 MCR 18.5 Phillips, Sedgwick, Ft. Morgan 80701 Washington

Nichol, Alice J. Dem. 34 Adams 891 E. 71st Ave. Denver 80229

Owen, Dave Rep. 48 Weld 2722 Buena Vista Dr. Greeley 80631

Pankey, Phillip L. Rep. 38 Arapahoe, Jefferson 5763 Shasta Circle Littleton 80123

Paschall, Mark Rep. 29 Jefferson 7903 W. 62nd Way Arvada 80004

Pfiffner, Pemi R. Rep. 23 Jefferson 38 S. Zituiia Way Lakewood 80228

Reeser, Jeannie G. Dem. 32 Adams 9883 Pearl St. Thornton 80229

Romero, Gilbert E. Dem. 46 Pueblo 1 128 Catalpa St. "Gil" Pueblo 81001

Salaz, Mike Rep. 47 Baca, Bent, 607 Washington Crowley, Las Animas, Trinidad 81082 Otero, Pueblo

Saliman, Todd Dem. 11 Boulder 701 Pearl St. #3 Boulder 80302

Scliauer, Paul D. Rep. 39 Arapahoe 7255 S. Jackson Court Littleton 80122

Schwarz, Parry Rep. 44 Custer, Fremont, 686 Cnty Rd 297 Pueblo, Teller Wclmorc 81253

Sinclair, William D. Rep. 16 El Paso 3007 Cltelton Dr. “Hill” Colo. Spgs. 80909

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Smith, Man Rep 54 Della, Mesa 3074 Alegre Ct. Grand Junction 81504

Snyder, Carol Dem 33 Adams 11756 Elati Ct Northglenn 80234

Sullivan!, Bryan S Rep 62 Clear Creek, Gilpin, 293 Sherwood Trail Jefferson, Summit Breckcnridge 80424

Swenson, Bill Rep 12 Boulder 32 Princeton Circle Longmont 80503

Takis, Stephanie Dem. 36 Adams 1927 Ironton St. Aurora 80010

Tate, Penfield Dem. 8 Denver 2875 Albion Street Denver 80207

Taylor, Jack Rep 56 Eagle, Garfield, 41525 County Rd. #36 Grand, Jackson, Steamboat Spgs 80477 Routt

Tool, Sleplien C. Rep 52 La rimer 3501 Winslow Dr. Ft Collins 80525

Tucker, Shirleen Rep 26 Jefferson 615 S. Eldridge St. Lakewood 80228

Tupa, Ron Dem. 14 Boulder 3930 Carlock Dr. Boulder 80303

Udall, Mark Dem. 13 Boulder 6255 Simmons Dr. Boulder 80303

Veiga, Jennifer Dem. 3 Arapahoe, Denver 765 S. Grant St. Denver 80209

Williams, Suzanne Dem. 41 Arapahoe 12314 E. Bates Cir Aurora 80014

Williams, Tambor Rep. 50 Weld 1024 8th St. Greeley 80631

Young, Brad Rep. 63 Arapahoe, Cheyenne, 8 Sage Lane Elbert, Kiowa, Lamar 81052 Kit Carson, Lincoln, Prowers, Yuma

Zimmerman, Paul Dem. 31 Adams, Boulder, 12943 Columbine Cir. Weld Thornton 8024

11 DISTRICT ATTORNEYS

NAME AND PARTY DISTRICT ADDRESS

Thomas, Dave (D) First 13040 W. 80th Ave., Arvada 80005 Ritter, Bill (D) Second 1736 S. Clarkson St., Denver 80210 Davis, Glenn (D) Third 806 East Second, Trinidad 81082 Smith, Jeanne M. (R) Fourth 3505 David Lane W, Colo. Spgs. 80917 Michaelson, Peter F. (D) Fifth 216 SCR 952, Breckenridge 80424 Law, Sarah F. (D) Sixth 375 E. 9th St., Durango 81301 Angelo, Wyatt (R) Seventh 909 Troy Court, Montrose 81401 VanMeveren, Stu (R) Eighth 1901 Ricliards Lk. Rd.,Ft Collins 80524 Myers, Mark “Mac” (D) Ninth 31300 Hwy 82 #95, Aspen 81611 Sandstrom, G.F. "Gus" (D) Tenth 4032 Hillside Dr., Pueblo 81008

Rodgers, III, Edward J. (R) Eleventh 934 Ridgeview PL, Canon City 81212 Pastore, Bob (D) Twelfth 536 Swede Lane, Monte Vista 81144 Adams, Mark (D) Thirteenth 105 Factory St., Sterling 80751 McLimans, Paul R. (R) Fourteenth 433 E. Byers, Hot Sulphur Spgs. 80451

Foster, Ronald E. (D) Fifteenth 37018 County Rd 10, Lamar 81052 Stork, Gary R. (D) Sixteenth 314 Cedar, La Junta 81050 Grant, Robert S. (D) Seventeenth 1810 Southern St., Brighton 80601 Peters, Jim (R) Eighteenth 3433 E. Jamison Place, Littleton 80122 Dominguez, A.M., Jr. (R) Nineteenth 225 Dundee Avenue #17, Greeley 80634 “Al” Hunter, Alex (D) Twentieth 931 Gapter Rd., Boulder 80303

Daniels, Frank J. (D) Twenty- first 2024 Freedom Ct., Grand Junct. 81503 Green, Michael F. (D) Twenty- second 100 S. 2nd, Dolores 81323

12 SUPREME COURT JUSTICES (E or A indicates Elected or A|>|>ointed to present term)

Anthony F. Vollack (E) Arvada 1/10/89-1/12/99 $96,500 Michael L. Bender (A) Denver 2/05/97- 1/09/2000 $94,000

Gregory J Hobbs (A) Denver 5/01/96-1/12/99 $94,000 Rebecca L. Kourlis (A) Denver 5/01/96-1/12/99 $94,000

Alex J Martinez (A) Pueblo 1/14/97- I/09/2(X)l $94,000

Mary J Mullarkey (E) Denver 1/08/91- 1/09/2001 $94,000 Gregory Kellain Scott (E) Aurora 1/14/97-1/09/24X17 $94,000

COURT OF APPEALS JUDGES

Alan L. Sternberg (E) Denver 1/12/93-1/09/2001 $92,000 Stephen C. Briggs (E) Boulder 1/10/95-1/14/2003 $89,500 James S. Casebolt (E) Grand Jet 1/14/97-1/11/2005 $89,500 John A Criswell (E) Englewood 1/14/97-1/11/2005 $89,500 Janice B. Davidson (E) Denver 1/08/91-1/12/99 $89,500

Claus J . I lunie (F.) Craig 1/08/91-1/12/99 $89,500 Raymond D."Ray" Jones (E) Denver 1/08/91-1/12/99 $89,500

Robert J. Kapelke (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/11/2005 $89,500 Jose D.L. Marquez (E) Grand Junction 1/08/91-1/12/99 $89,500 Karen S. Metzger (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/14/2003 S89,500 Peter H. Ney (E) Littleton 1/08/91-1/12/99 $89,500 Leonard Phillip Plank (E) Denver 1/08/91-1/12/99 $89,500

Sandra I. Rothenberg (E) Denver 1/12/93-1/09/2001 $89,500 Arthur P. Roy (E) Greeley 1/14/97-1/11/2005 $89,500 Edwin G. Ruland (E) Grand Jet 1/12/93-1/09/2001 $89,500 Daniel M. Taubman (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/11/2005 $79,500

DISTRICT JUDGES

1st Judicial District: Gilpin and Jefferson Henry E. Nieto (E) Lakewood 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Leland P. Anderson (A) Lakewood 2/03/97-1/09/2001 William P. DeMoulin (E) Lakewood 1/12/93-1/12/99

Christopher J. Munch (E) Arvada 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Frank Plaut (A) Golden 1/14/97-1/09/2001 Ruthanne N. Polidori (E) Littleton 1/12/93-1/12/99 Michael C. Villano (E) Golden 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Lisle Tom Woodford (E) Wheat Ridge 1/10/95-1/09/2001 James D. Zimmerman (E) Golden 1/14/97-1/14/2003

2nd Judicial District: Denver Connie L. Peterson (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Federico C. Alvarez (E) Denver 1/12/93/1/12/99

Harold J. Bayless (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/14/2003 John Coughlin (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Robert P. Fullerton (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Morris B. Hoffman (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Robert S. Hyatt (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/14/2003

Paul A. Markson, Jr. (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Warren 0. Martin (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001

13 2nd Judicial District: Denver Frank Martinez (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001 John N. McMullen (E) Denver 1/12/93-1/12/99

Joseph E. Meyer III (A) Denver 2/07/97-1/09/2001 William G. Meyer (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001 R. Michael Mullins (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001

Larry J. Naves (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/14/2003 John Stephen Phillips (E) Denver 1/12/93-1/12/99 Nancy E. Rice (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Edward A. Simons (E) Denver 1/12/93-1/12/99 Richard T. Spriggs (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/14/2003

Herbert L. Stern III (E) Denver 1/12/93-1/12/99

Juvenile Court Judge: Denver David E. Ramirez (E) Denver 1/12/93-1/12/99 Dana Wakefield (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Orrelle R. Weeks (E) Denver 1/10/95-1/09/2001

Probate Court Judge: Denver C. Jean Stewart (A) Denver 5/26/95-1/12/99

3rd Judicial District: Huerfano and Las Animas Jesse Manzanares (E) Trinidad 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Claude W. Appel (E) Walsenburg 1/10/95-1/09/2001

4th Judicial District: El Paso and Teller Douglas E. Anderson (E) Colorado Springs 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Peter W. Booth (E) Colorado Springs 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Theresa M. Cisneros (A) Colorado Springs 1/02/97-1/09/2001 James Madison Franklin (E) Monument 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Richard V. Hall (E) Colorado Springs 1/12/93-1/12/99 Michael John Heydt (E) Colorado Springs 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Thomas Kelley Kane (E) Colorado Springs 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Gilbert A. Martinez (E) Colorado Springs 1/12/93-1/12/99 David D. Parrish (E) Colorado Springs 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Steven T. Pelican (E) Colorado Springs 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Larry E. Schwartz (A) Colorado Springs 1/02/97-1/09/2001 D. Richard Toth (E) Colorado Springs 1/14/97-1/14/2003

5th Judicial District: Clear Creek, Eagle, Lake, and Summit W. Terry Ruckricgle (E) Empire 1/12/93-1/12/99 Richard H. Hart (E) Vail 1/10/95-1/09/2001 David R. Lass (A) Breckenridge 10/31/96-1/12/99

6th Judicial District: Archuleta, La Plata, San Juan Timothy A. Patalan (E) Durango 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Gregory G. Lyman (A) Durango 5/31/96-1/12/99

14 7th Judicial District: Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale. Montrose, Ouray, San Miguel Robert A Brown (E) Delta 1/12/93-1/12/99

Richard J. Brown (A) Montrose 11/9/94-1/12/99

J Steven Patrick (E) Almonl 1/14/97-1/14/2003

8th Judicial District: Jackson and Larimer

Jolut- David Sullivan (E) Fort Collins 1/14/97-1/14/2003 William F. Dressel (E) Fort Collins 1/12/93-1/12/99 James H. Hiatt (E) Fort Collins 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Amaud Newton (E) Fort Collins 1/12/93-1/12/99

9th Judicial District: Garfield, Pitkin, and Rio Blanco Thomas W. Ossola (E) Glenwood Springs 1/10/95- 1/09/ 2001 T. Peter Craven (E) Carbondalc 1/10/95-1/09/2001

Judson E. DeVilbiss (F.) Carbondale 1/14/97-1/14/2003

10th Judicial District: Pueblo Cltarles D. Maes (E) Pueblo 1/14/97-1/14/2003 David A. Cole (A) Pueblo 1/14/97-1/09/2001

James H. Frashcr, Jr. (A) Pueblo 9/29/95-1/12/99

Eugene T. Halaas, Jr. (E) Pueblo 1/12/93-1/12/99 Gerald A. Marroney (E) Pueblo 1/12/93-1/12/99 Rosalie Vigna (E) Pueblo 1/14/97-1/14/2003

11th Judicial District: Chaffee, Caster, Fremont, and Park

John E. Anderson III (E) Canon City 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Kenneth M Plolz (E) Salida 1/12/93-1/12/99 Julie G. Marshall (E) Canon City 1/10/95-1/09/2001

12th Judicial District: Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral. Rio Grande, Saguache Robert W. Ogbum (E) Monte Vista 1/14/97-1/14/2003 O. John Kuenhold (E) Alamosa 1/14/97-1/14/2003

13th Judicial District: Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Philli|)s, Sedgwick, W ashington, and Yuma James R. Leh (E) Sterling 1/12/93-1/12/99 Steven E. Shinn (E) Sterling 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Douglas R. Vannoy (E) Fort Morgan 1/14/97-1/14/2003

Joseph J . Weatherby (E) Fort Morgan 1 / 1 2/93- 1 / 1 2/99

14th Judicial District: Grand, Moffat, and Routt Richard P. Doucette (E) Hot Sulphur Spgs 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Joel S. Thompson (E) Steamboat Springs 1/14/97-1/14/2003

15th Judicial District: Baca, Cheyenne, Kiowa, and Prowers Norman L. Arends (E) Lamar 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Garth L. Nieschburg (E) Lamar 1/14/97-1/14/2003

15 16th Judicial District: Bent, Crowley, and Otero M. Jon Kolomitz (E) La Junta 1/10/95-1/09/2001 Robert E. Blackburn (E) Las Animas 1/14/97-1/14/2003

17th Judicial District: Adams Harlan R. Bockman (E) Northgleim 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Thomas R. Ensor (E) Westminster 1/12/93-1/12/99 Donald W. Marshall, Jr.(E) Westminster 1/10/95-1/09/2001

C. Vincent Phelps, Jr. (A) Brighton 4/05/96-1/12/99

John E. Popovich, Jr. (E) Denver 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Philip F. Roan (E) Westminster 1/10/95-1/09/2001

John J. Vigil (E) Westminster 1/10/95-1/09/2001

18th Judicial District: Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert, and Lincoln Kenneth K. Stuart (E) Littleton 1/14/97-1/14/2003

Thomas J. Curry (E) Castle Rock 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Timothy L. Fasing (A) Littleton 1/27/95-1/12/99 Deanna E. Hickman (E) Englewood 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Scott W. Lawrence (E) Franktown 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Joint P. Leopold (E) Littleton 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Thomas Clayborne Levi (E) Aurora 1/14/97-1/14/2003

James F. Macrum, Jr. (E) Littleton 1/12/93-1/12/99 Chery L. Post (E) Aurora 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Jack F. Smith (E) Littleton 1/14/97-1/14/2003

Michael J. Watanabe (E) Littleton 1/14/97-1/14/2003

19th Judicial District: Weld William L. West (E) Greeley 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Jonathan W. Hays (E) Greeley 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Roger A. Klein (A) Greeley 9/21/95-1/12/99

J. Robert Lowenbach (E) Greeley 1/14/97-1/14/2003

20th Judicial District: Boulder

Joseph J. Bellipamti (E) Boulder 1/12/93-1/12/99 Roxaime Bailin (E) Boulder 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Carol Glowinsky (A) Boulder 1/13/97-1/09/2001 Daniel C. Hale (A) Boulder 7/08/96-1/12/99 Morris W. Sandstead Jr.(E) Boulder 1/12/93-1/12/99

21st Judicial District: Mesa Charles A. Buss (E) Grand Junction 1/12/93-1/12/99 Amanda Bailey (E) Grand Junction 1/10/95-1/09/2001 David A. Bottger (E) Grand Junction 1/14/97-1/14/2003 Nicholas R. Massaro Jr.(E) Grand Junction 1/14/97-1/14/2003

22nd Judicial District: Dolores and Montezuma Sharon L. Hansen (A) Cortez 8/31/95-1/12/99

16 JUDICIAL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATORS

1st Judicial District: Gilpin and Jefferson Robert C. Evans (303) 271-6199 Jefferson County Court 100 Jefferson County I’kwy, Suite 3030 Golden, CO 80401-6002

2nd Judicial District: Denser Janet M. Adams (303) 640-2670 City and County Building 1437 Baiuiock Street, RM 256 Denver, CO 80202

3rd Judicial District: Huerfano and Las Animas John E. Garcia (719) 846-3316 Las Animas County Courthouse

200 East 1st Street, #304 Trinidad, CO 81082

4th Judicial District: El Paso and Teller Victoria Villalobos (719) 488-7798 Judicial Building 20 East Vennijo Colorado Springs, CO 80903

5th Judicial District: Clear Creek, Eagle, Lake, and Summit Jolui Hallberg (970) 569-3272 Clear Creek County Courthouse 5th & Argentine, Box 577 Georgetown, CO 80444

6th Judicial District: Archuleta, La Plata, and San Juan Steven W. Brittain (970) 259-3467 La Plata County Courthouse 1060 Second Ave., Box 3340 Durango, CO 81302-3340

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

Edward J. (Jim) Clayton (970) 249-9676 Montrose County Courthouse Ext. 25 300 South First Street # 204 Montrose, CO 81401

8th Judicial District: Jackson and Larimer Scott Courtney (970) 498-7905 Larimer County Courthouse 200 West Oak, Box 2066 Fort Collins, CO 80522

9th Judicial District: Garfield, Pitkin, and Rio Blanco Judith Vanderleest (970) 945-8326 Garfield County Courthouse 109 8th Street, Suite 104 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 10th Judicial District: Pueblo

Michael J. McClure (970) 583-7036 Pueblo County Judicial Bldg. 320 West 10th Street Pueblo, CO 81003

17 11th Judicial District: Chaffee, Custer, Fremont, and Park Walter Blair (719) 275-7519 Fremont County Courthouse 615 Macon Room 204 Canon City, CO 81212

12th Judicial District: Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande, Saguache Benjamin C. Duarte (719) 589-4996 Alamosa County Courthouse 4th and San Juan Alamosa, CO 81101

13th Judicial District: Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington, Yuma Thelma M. Dillon (970) 521-0609 Logan County Courthouse 216 N. 3rd St. Box 311 Sterling, CO 80751

14th Judicial District: Grand, Moffat, and Routt Evan Herman (970) 870-6586 Routt County Courthouse 522 Lincoln Ave., 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, Box 1 178 Lamar, CO 81052

16th Judicial District: Bent, Crowley, and Otero Caren L. Stanley (719) 384-8264 Otero County Courthouse 13 West Third Street La Junta, CO 81050

17th Judicial District: Adams William W. Carpenter (303) 654-3206 Hall of Justice 1931 East Bridge Street Brighton, CO 80601

18th Judicial District: Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert, and Lincoln Gregory C. Langham (303) 649-6382 Arapahoe County Justice Center 7325 South Potomac St. Englewood, CO 80112

19th Judicial District: Weld Mary M. Bohlender (970) 351-7300 Weld County Courthouse Ext. 4520 901 9th Ave. Box C Greeley, CO 80632

20th Judicial District: Boulder Robert L. Bernard (303) 441-4735 Boulder Justice Center 1777 Sixth Street Box 4249 Boulder, CO 80306-4249

18 21st Judicial District: Mesa

Judith J. Vanderleest (970)257-3632 Mesa County Courthouse 544 Rood Avenue, Box 20,000 Grand Junction, CO 81502-5030

22nd Judicial District: Dolores and Montezuma

Sandra D. Weaver (970) 565-11 1 1 Montezuma District Court 109 West Main, Room 210 Cortez, CO 81321-3190

RTD BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jack McCroskey Denver District A 1/01/97-12/31/2000 Gloria E. Holliday Denver District B 1/01/95- 12/31/1998 Ben Klein Denver District C 1/01/95-12/31/1998 Alan Fleming Denver District D 1/01/97-12/31/2000 Russ Tarvin Denver District E 1/01/97-12/31/2000 Rosemary A. Paolillo Aurora District F 1/01/97-12/31/2000 Loren Sloane Denver District G 1/01/97-12/31/2000 Bob L. Tonsing Littleton District H 1/01/97-12/31/2000

Mary Blue Longmont District I 1/01/97-12/31/2000

Ronald D. Nichol Denver District J 3/28/97-12/31/2000 Richard Dick Rudden Denver District K 1/01/95-12/31/1998 Terri Binder Arvada District L 1/01/95-12/31/1998 Karen M. Benker Lakewood District M 1/01/93-12/31/2000

Daniel X. Gallegos II Conifer District N 1/01/95-12/31/1998 Jon Caldara Boulder District O 1/01/95-12/31/1998 COUNTY OFFICERS OF COLORADO, 1997-1998

ADAMS COUNTY County Seat, Brighton, 80601

Congressional Districts: 1, 2, 4 Judicial District: 17 Senate Districts: 23, 24, 25, & 33 Representative Districts: 7, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, & 36

Commissioners: Martin J. Flaunt (R), Elaine T. Valente (D), Ted Strickland (R) Clerk: Robert Sack (D) Treasurer: Helen L. Hill (D) Assessor: W.F. "Skip" Fischer(D) Surveyor: Timothy G. Thoms (D) Sheriff: W.T. "Bill” Shearer (D) Coroner: Jack W. Dewey (D)

County Judges: Ovid R. Beldock, Emil Anthony Rinaldi, Sabino Ernest Romano Jeffrey L. Romeo, Cindy IT Bruner, Micltael A. Cox

ALAMOSA COUNTY County Seat, Alamosa, 81101

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 12 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60

Commissioners: Robert Zimmerman (D), Charlotte Bobicki (D), Darius Allen (R) Clerk: Holly Z. Lowder (R) Treasurer: Cltarlene Cockrum (R) Assessor: Doris Orcult (D) Surveyor: Daniel M. Russell (R)

Sheriff: Dave Stong (R) Coroner: J. Michael Rogers (I)

County Judge: Jean Paul Jones

ARAPAHOE COUNTY County Seat, I ittleton, 80120

Congressional Districts: 1, 4, 5, & 6 Judicial District: 18 Senate Districts: 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, & 35

Representative Districts: 3, 6, 9, 10, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, & 63

Commissioners: Steve Ward (R), John Brackney (R), Polly Page (R), Marie Mackenzie (R), Debra A. Vickrey (D) Clerk: Donetta Davidson (R) Treasurer: Bernie Ciazza (R) Assessor: Edward G. Bosier (R) Surveyor: None

Sheriff: Patrick J. Sullivan Jr (R) Coroner: Micltael J Dobersen (R)

County Judges: Ricltard M. Jauch, Geraldine L. Allan, Dana Elizabeth Murray,

Ethan Feldman, Robert H. Russell, II, Steve Ruddick, Robert Tobias

20 ARCHULETA COUNTY County Scat, Pagosa Springs, 81147

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

Commissioners: J Robert Formwalt (R), William D. Tallon (R), Hollis K Fox (R) Clerk: June Madrid (D) Treasurer: T raves G. Garrett (D) Assessor: David L. Wilson (D) Surveyor: David Maley (R) Sheriff: William T Ricliards Jr(R) Coroner: Carl R Macht (R)

County Judge: James E. Denvir

BACA COUNTY County Scat, Springfield, 81073

Congressional District: 4

Judicial District: 15 Senate District: 2 Representative District: 47

Commissioners: Raymond J. Miller (R), Don E. Self (D), Charles E. Wait (D) Clerk: Sheila Emick (D) Treasurer: Vira Forrest (D)

Assessor: Gayla J . Thompson (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Willard E. Goff (D) Coroner: Robert L. Morrow (D)

County Judge: William Micliael Porter

BENT COUNTY County Seat, Las Animas, 81054

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 16 Senate District: 2

Representative District: 47

Commissioners: Kenneth H. Kester (R), Lawrence Sena (D), Johnny D. Roesch (R) Clerk: Patti Nickell (D) Treasurer: Alta Mae Brown (R) Assessor: Guy F. Wagner (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Brian W. Spencer (R) Coroner: James Davis (D)

County Judge: Mark A. MacDonnell

21 BOUNDER COUNTY County Seat, Boulder, 80302

Congressional District: 2 Judicial District: 20

Senate Districts: 13, 17, 18, & 23

Representative Districts: 11, 12, 13, 14, & 31

Commissioners: Jana L. Mendez (D), Paul Danish (D), Ronald K. Stewart (D) Clerk: Cliarlotte Houston (D) Treasurer: Sandy Hume (R) Assessor: Cynthia Dontenico-Birgen (D)

Surveyor: William J. Stengel (D)

Sheriff: George E. Epp, II (D) Coroner: John E. Meyer (D)

County Judges: Diane R. MacDonald, Thomas J. Reed, Lael E. Montgomery Carolyn Hoye Enichen

CHAFFEE COUNTY County Seat, Salida, 81201

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 11 Senate District: 4

Representative District: 61

Commissioners: James R. Thompson (D), Frank C. McMurry (R), Glenn Everett (R)

Clerk: Mary Ellen Belmar (R) Treasurer: Sandra J. Wilkins (R) Assessor: Joann C. Boyd (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Ronny W. Bergmann (R) Coroner: Timothy R. Glenn (D)

County Judge: William P. Alderton

CHEYENNE COUNTY County Seat, Cheyenne Wells, 80310

Congressional District: 4

Judicial District: 15 Senate District: 2 Representative Dist: 63

Commissioners: Nancy L. Bogenhagen (D), Everett Wayne Johnson (D), Jerry Allen (R) Clerk: Kay Feyh (R) Treasurer: Marlene M. Schmeckpepcr (R) Assessor: Allen D. Peterson (R) Surveyor: None

Sheriff: James L. Blain 11 (R) Coroner: Susan I. Kern (R)

County Judge: Paul D. Tallman

22 CLEAR CREEK COl'NTY Count) Seat, Georgetown, 80444

Congressional District: 2

Judicial District: 5 Senate District: 13 Representative District: 62

Commissioners: Fabyan Watrous (R), Bob Poirot (D), Jo Ann Sorensen (U) Clerk: Pam Phipps (R) Treasurer: Geraldine (Gerri) Thompson (D) Assessor: Diane M. Settle (R) Surveyor: Greg Markle (D) Sheriff: Don Krueger (R) Coroner: Gene Day (R)

County Judge: Robert H. Wheeler

CONEJOS COl'NTY County Seat, Conejos, 81129

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 12 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60

Commissioners: Lucy Cordova (D), Pete Llamas (D), Leroy Velasquez (D) Clerk: Andrew E. Perea (D) Treasurer: Mack Crowther (R)

Assessor: Naomi Keys (D) Surveyor: Donald Knapp ( R) Sheriff: Isaac Gallegos (D) Coroner: Leslie E. Salazar (D)

County Judge: Gordon J. Bosa

COSTILLA COl’NTY County Seat, San Luis, 81152

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 12 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60

Commissioners: Floyd E. Espinoza (D), Charles D. Atencio (D), Virginia Gordova (R)

Clerk: Roy D. Martinez (D) Treasurer: Cosnte Sanchez, Jr. (D) Assessor: Maclovio C Martinez (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Joseph F. Gallegos (D) Coroner: Ann Marie Vialpando (D)

County Judge: Pattie P. Swift

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CROWLEY COUNTY County Seat, Ordway, 81063

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 16 Senate District: 2

Representative District: 47

Commissioners: Harry M. Doak (R), Blaine Arbutlmol (R), T.E. Allumbaugh (R) Clerk: Lucile Nichols (R) Treasurer: Lynne Bauer (R) Assessor: Warren H. Davis (R) Surveyor: None

Sheriff: Dale Anderson (D) Coroner: Karen J . Tomky (LI)

County Judge: Carl Woodrow Ross

CUSTER COUNTY County Seat, Westcliffe, 81252

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 1 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 44

Commissioners: John Coleman (R), Cleo B. Day (R), Larry Handy (R)

Clerk: Debbie Livengood (D) Treasurer: Doris J. Porth (R) Assessor: J.D. Henrich (R) Surveyor: Christopher (Kit) Shy (R) Sheriff: Fred Jobe (R) Coroner: Arthur Nordyke (R)

County Judge: Harold D. Taylor

DELTA COUNTY County Seat, Delta, 81416

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7

Senate Districts: 4, 6 Representative Districts: 54, 58

Commissioners: Jim D. Ventrello (R), Donna R. Ferganchick (D), Ted H. Hayden (R)

Clerk: Lela J McCracken (R) Treasurer: Cheryl L Goad (R)

Assessor: Wade W. Hall (R) Surveyor: Jessie J. Messenger (R) Sheriff: William "Bill" Blair (D) Coroner: W. Arthur "Art" Wolverton (R)

County Judge: David C. Johnston

24 DENVER COUNTY County Seat, Denver, 80202

Congressional Districts: 1 Judicial District: 2 Senate Districts: 31, 32, 33, 34, 35

Representative Districts: I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Commissioners: Bruce Baumgartner, Cheryl Cohen, Al Matthews, Cathy Reynolds, Rosemary Rodriguez Clerk: Rosemary Rodriguez Treasurer: Steven F. Mutt Assessor: Jerry L. Ogden Surveyor: Ricliard A. Baur

Sheriff: Jolui Simonet Coroner: Patricia Gabow

County Judges: Larry L. Boluting, Kaliileen Bowers, James B. Breese, Brian Campbell, Robert B. Crew, Jr., Arthur L. Fine,

Herbert H. Galchinsky, Alfred C. Harrell, Claudia J. Jordan, Lawrence Manzanares, Robert Patterson, Raymond N. Salter, Celeste M. C de Baca, Andrew Armatas, Doris Burd, Aleene Ortiz- White, Jolui Marcucci

DOLORES COUNTY County Seat, Dove Creek, 81324

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 22 Senate District: 6 Representative District: 58

Commissioners: William F. (Billy Joe) Moffat (R), Renay Neely (D), LeRoy Gore (D) Clerk: Earlene White (D) Treasurer: Carol Janie Sliasny (D) Assessor: Pat Huskey (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Jerry Martin (D) Coroner: Marijane Murray (R)

County Judge: Bob G. Johnson

DOUGLAS COUNTY County Seat, Castle Rock, 80104

Congressional District: 3 & 5 Judicial District: 18

Senate District: 30 Representative District: 20, 64

Commissioners: Robert A. Cliristensen (R), James R. Sullivan (R), M. Micliael Cooke (R) Clerk: Reta A. Crain (R) Treasurer: Marilyn Green (R) Assessor: Ginger K. Chase (R) Surveyor: David E. Archer (R) Sheriff: Stephen C. Zotos (R) Coroner: Mark R. Stover (R)

County Judge: James Steven Miller, Susanna Meissner-Cutler

25 EAGLE COITVTY County Seat, Eagle, 81631

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 5 Senate District: 8 Representative Districts: 56

Commissioners: James E. Johnson, Jr (D), Jolumette Phillips (R), George "Bud" Gates (D)

Clerk: Sara J. Fisher (R) Treasurer: Karen Sheaffer (R) Assessor: Allen S. Black (R) Surveyor: James S. Kunkel (D) Sheriff: A.J. Johnson (R) Coroner: Donna Barnes (R)

County Judges: Terri Sue Diem

ELBERT COUNTY County Seat, Kiowa, 80117

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 18 Senate District: 30 Representative Districts: 63

Commissioners: John P. Dunn (R), Daniel A. McAndrew (R), Ralph Johnson (R) Clerk: Jackie L. Zion (R) Treasurer: Suzie Graeff (R) Assessor: Karen Hart (D) Surveyor: James R. Fraker (R) Sheriff: Jack Knous (D)) Coroner: William (Mike) Graeff (R)

County Judge: Kevin Sidel

EL PASO COUNTY County Seat: Colorado Springs, 80903

Congressional District: 5 Judicial District: 4

Senate Districts: 2, 9, 10, 11, 12

Representative Districts: 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, & 22

Commissioners: Duncan Bremer (R), Betty Beedy (R), Ed Jones (R), Jeri Howells (R), Charles “Chuck” Brown (R)

Clerk: J. Patrick Kelly (R) Treasurer: Ken Kile (R) Assessor: Ted Shouts (R) Surveyor: G. Lawrence Burnett (R) Sheriff: Joint W. Anderson (R) Coroner: David L. Bowerman (R)

County Judges: James S. Patterson, Caroline M. Bcnliam, Barney Iuppa, Larry Martin,

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

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FREMONT COUNTY County Seat, Canon City, 81212

Congressional Districts: 3, 5

Judicial District: 1 Senate District: 4 Representative Districts: 44

Commissioners: Joseph Rail (R), James Schauer (R), Keith McNew (R) Clerk Norma Hatfield (D) Treasurer: Virginia Woltemath (R)

T Assessor: James Deatherage (R) Surveyor: Jack Effinger (l ) Sheriff: Dale Rea (R) Coroner: Dorothy Twellman (R)

County Judge: William Gobin Fox

GARFIELD COl NTY Count) Seat, Glenwood Springs, 81601

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 9 Senate District: 8 Representative District: 56 & 57

Commissioners: Marian I. Smith (D), John Martin (R), Larry McCown (R) Clerk: Mildred Alsdorf (R) Treasurer: Georgia Cltamberlain (D) Assessor: Steve Rippy (R) Surveyor: Sam Pltelps (R) Slieriff: Tom Dalessandri (D) Coroner: William (Trey) Holt (R)

County Judges: Victor M Zerbi, Jr., Stephen L. Carter

GILPIN COUNTY County Seat, Central City, 80427

Congressional District: 2

Judicial District: 1 Senate District: 13 Representative District: 62

1 Commissioners: Webster H. Sill 111 (R), Craig A. Nicholson (L ), Ken Eye (D) Clerk: Judith A. Dornbrock (D) Treasurer: Peggy A. Woodford (R)

Assessor: Glenda J. Allen (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Bruce W. Hartman (R) Coroner: Richard "Dick" Allen (R)

County Judge: Frederic B. Rodgers

27 GRAND COUNTY County Seat, Hot Sulphur Springs,80451

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 14

Senate District : 8

Representative District: 56

Commissioners: James L. Newberry (D), Robert F. Anderson (R), Paul J. Oliri (D) Clerk: Sara L. Rosene (R) Treasurer: Christina Whitmer (R) Assessor: Nancy Dakan Anders (R) Surveyor: Warren D. Ward (R) Sheriff: Rodney D. Johnson (R) Coroner: David O. Schoenfeld (R)

County Judge: Cecil Wayne Williams

GUNNISON COUNTY County Seat, Guiuiison 81230

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7 Senate District: 4 Representative Districts: 61

Commissioners: Rikki Santarelli (R), Fred R. Field (R), Marlene Zanetell (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: Karl Ranous

HINSDALE COUNTY County Seat, Lake City, 81235

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7

Senate District: 4 Representative District: 61

Commissioners: James L. Lewis (R), Flynn J. Mangum (R), Claire F. Jessee (R)

Clerk: Linda Pavich Ragle (R) Treasurer: Kerry J. Carl (R) Assessor: Amy B. Wilcox (R) Surveyor: None

Sheriff: Raymond J . Blaum (R) Coroner: Ronald S. Zeller (R)

County Judge: Larry Everett Vickers

28 Hl ! ERFANO COUNTY County Scot, WaLsenburg 81089

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 3

Senate District : 5 Representative District: 60

Commissioners: Xavier E. Sandoval (D), Charles Montoya (D), Donald Andrcatta (II)

Clerk: Judy Benine (D) Treasurer: Shirley Xuha I (D) Assessor: Virginia Aragon (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Jolut Salazar (D) Coroner: Erin M. Jeranl (D)

County Judge: Robert E. llaeger

JACKSON COUNTY County Seat, Walden 80480

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 8 Senate District: 8 Representative District: 56

Commissioners: Anthony D. Marlin (R), Ricliard F. Wyatt (R), Dennis V Brinker (R)

Clerk: Sherry J. Wofford (R) Treasurer: Jamie Crocket (R) Assessor: Kerry Moran (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gary L. Cure (R) Coroner: George E. Crocket (R)

County Judge: Rex A. Shaw

JEFFERSON C OUNTY County Seat, Golden, 80419

Congressional Districts: 2, 3, & 6

Judicial District: 1

Senate Districts: 13, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 30 Representative Districts: 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 38, & 62

Commissioners: John P. Stone (R), Patricia B. Holloway (R), Michelle Lawrence (R) Clerk: Joan Fitz-Gerald (D) Treasurer: Bob Banunerlin (R)

Assessor: Judy Pettit (R) Surveyor: J. Warren Andrews (R) Sheriff: Ron Beckliam (R) Coroner: Wilbur B. Richie (R)

County Judges: James C. Demlow, Kim H. Goldberger, Francis C. Jackson,

Linda Palmieri, Cltarles Hoppin, Roy G. Olson, Jr.

29 KIOWA COUNTY County Seat, Eads, 81036

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 15 Senate District: 2 Representative District: 63

Commissioners: Cardon G. Berry (R), J. D. Wilson (R), Dutch Eikenberg (I) Cleric: Betty V. Crow (R) Treasurer: Steve K. Baxter (D) Assessor: Jimmy Bendorf (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gary A. Rehm (D) Coroner: Joint C. Hadley (R)

County Judge: Gary Wade Davis

KIT CARSON COUNTY County Seat, Burlington, 80807

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 13 Senate District: 2 Representative District: 63

Commissioners: LeRoy Herndon (R), David Korbelik (R), Rick Dykstra (R) Clerk: Della M. Calhoon (R) Treasurer: Sandra R. Berry (D) Assessor: Abbey Mullis (D) Surveyor: None

Sheriff: Robert A. Thiede, Jr. (R) Coroner: Anthony Olaiz (D)

County Judge: J. Curt Penny, Jr.

LAKE COUNTY County Seat, Eeadville, 80461

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 5 Senate District: 4 Representative District: 61

Commissioners: Earl Boeve (D), James E Martin (D), James E. Morrison (D) Clerk: Patricia Berger (D) Treasurer: Nancy A Hilleary (D) Assessor: Howard Tritz (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: David R. Duarte (D) Coroner: Rudy F. Malesich (D)

County Judge: Joseph A Fattor

30 LA PLATA COUNTY County Seat, Durango, 81301

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

Commissioners: Fred W. Klatl III (R), Shirley Baly (R), Frank Joswick (D) Clerk: Linda Daley (R) Treasurer: Edward Murray (R)

Assessor: Craig I arson (D) Surveyor: Jolm Slock (R) Sheriff: Duke Schirard (R) Coroner: Richard “Dick” Mullen (R)

County Judge: Martlia T. Minot

LARIMER COUNTY County Seat, Fort Collins, 80521

Congressional District: 4

Judicial District: 8

Senate Districts: 14, 15 Representative Districts: 49, 51, 52, & 53

Commissioners: E. Jolm Clarke (R), Cheryl C. Olson (R), Jim Disney (D)

Clerk: Mynia J. Rodenberger (R) Treasurer: Cltarles "Chuck” Woodward (R) Assessor: Steve Miller (R) Surveyor: Richard A. Rutlierford (R) Sheriff: Richard Shockley (R) Coroner: Patrick C. Allen (R)

County Judges: Don L. Nelson, Ronald L. Schultz, Jolm E. Kochenburger

LAS ANIMAS COUNTY County Seat, Trinidad, 81082

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 3 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 47, 60

Commissioners: Michael A. Ossola (D), Anthony “Tony” Mattorano (D), Philip Valdez (D)

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

31 LINCOLN COUNTY County Seat, Hugo 80821

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 18 Senate District: 2 Representative District: 63

Commissioners: F. Eugene Vick (R), Galen Harreld (D), Cherry Stoqsdill (D) Clerk: Roxana Devers (R) Treasurer: James R. Covington (R) Assessor: Estelle Thaller (R) Surveyor: None

Sheriff: LeRoy L. Yowell (R) Coroner: Donald J Bender (D)

County Judge: Truston Lee Fisher

LOGAN COUNTY County Seat, Sterling, 80751

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 13

Senate District: 1 Representative District: 65

Commissioners: Roy A. Wheeler (D), Lyle Schumacher (D), Jerry Montague (D) Clerk: Roberta "Bobbi" Perry (R) Treasurer: Patricia "Patty” Bartlett (R) Assessor: Jane E. Budin (R) Surveyor: Gerald Jefferies (R) Sheriff: Robert E. Bollish (R) Coroner: Elaine Renee Meisner (R)

County Judge: Catherine M. Heckel

MESA COUNTY County Seat, Grand Junction, 81501

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 21 Senate District: 7 Representative Districts: 54, 55

Commissioners: Jim Bauglunan (R), Kathy Hall (R), Doralyn Genova (D) Clerk: Monika Todd (R) Treasurer: Gena M. Harrison (R) Assessor: Ronald Teck (R) Surveyor: Udell Williams (R) Sheriff: Riecke Claussen (R) Coroner: Anthony Korvas (D)

County Judges: Thomas M. Dcister, Arthur R. Smith, Jr.

32 MINERAL COUNTY County Seat, Creede, 81130

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 12 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60

Commissioners: Robert Boppe (R), Rodney Wintz (R), Stephen S. Warded (R) Clerk Virginia (Gea) Wyley (D) Treasurer: Ricliard A. Kolisch (D) Assessor: Robert Louth (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Phil Leggitt (D) Coroner: Charles Downing (R)

County Judge: Robert M. Warded

MOFFAT COUNTY County Seat, Craig, 81625

Congressional District 3

Judicial District: 14 Senate District: 8 Representative District: 57

Commissioners: T. Wright Dickinson (R), Joe Janosec (R), Marianna Raftopoulos (R)

Clerk: Jessie L. Rowley (R) Treasurer: 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 County Seat, Cortez, 81321

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 22 Senate District: 6 Representative Districts: 58 & 59

Commissioners: G. Eugene Story (R), Kent Lindsey (R),

Glenn “Kelly” Wilson, Jr. (D) Clerk: Evie Ritthaler (D) Treasurer: Bobbie Spore (D) Assessor: Robert N. Cruzan (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Sherman Kenned (R) Coroner: Paul Bostrom (R)

County Judge: Cliristopher LeRoi

33 MONTROSE COUNTY County Seat, Montrose, 81402

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7 Senate District: 6 Representative District: 58

Commissioners: David Gann (R), Cindy Bowen (R), Leo Large (R) Clerk: Ruth E. Heath (R) Treasurer: Carla Berryman (R) Assessor: Larry Pierce (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Gene Hill (D) Coroner: N. Robert Brethouwer (R)

County Judges: Charles Greenacre, Jolut C. Davidson

MORGAN COUNTY County Seat, Fort Morgan, 80701

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 13

Senate District: 1 Representative District: 65

Commissioners: Mark Arndt (R), Cynthia L. Erker (R), Joltn Crosthwait (R) Clerk: Fay A. Johnson (R) Treasurer: Robert A. Sagel (R) Assessor: Robert L. Wooldridge(R) Surveyor: Jack L.Odor (R) Sheriff: Richard A. Jackson (D) Coroner: Francis D. Jolliffee (R)

County Judge: Edgar H. Brandenburg

OTERO COUNTY County Seat, La Junta, 81050

Congressional District: 4

Judicial District: 16 Senate District: 2 Representative Districts: 47

Commissioners: Harold "Jake" Klein Jr. (D), Bob Gerler (D), Robert V. Bauserman (D) Clerk: Stella Sedillo (D) Treasurer: Dennis Smith (R) Assessor: Marian Barnes (D) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Joint R. Eberly (R) Coroner: Robert M. Fowler (D)

County Judge: Ralph N. Wadleigh

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Ol RAY COUNTY Count} Seat, Ouray, 81427

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7

Senate District: 6 Representative District: 58

Commissioners: Prank Hodsoll (R), Alan Staekle (R), Joseph M. Mattivi (D) Clerk: Michelle Olin (R) Treasurer: Ramona M. Radcliff (R) Assessor: Dotuia L. French (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff Jerry L. Wakefield (R) Coroner: Gary D. Miller (R)

County Judge: Paul David Smith

PARK COI NTY County Seat, Fairplay, 80440

Congressional District: 3

Judicial District: 1 Senate District: 4 Representative District: 61

Commissioners: Richard Trast (R), Steven Benninghoven (R), Douglas C. Walters (R)

Clerk: Barbara J . Pasco (R) Treasurer: Vickie L. Roberts (R) Assessor: David B. Wissel (R) Surveyor: Jack L. Kirby (R) Sheriff: Paul O. Ottmer (R) Coroner: Sharon Morris (D)

County Judge: Stanley J. Mayhew

PHILLIPS COUNTY County Seat, Holyoke, 80734

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 13

Senate District: 1 Representative District: 65

Commissioners: James Mort (R), Jack L. Kennedy (D), Keith L. Sharpe (R) Clerk: Mary Louise Evaas (R) Treasurer: Linda L. Statz (R) Assessor: Mary' Belle Rafert (R) Surveyor: Neal McCorinick(R)

Sheriff: Scott J. McBee (R) Coroner: Myrlen Chesnut (R)

County Judge: David O. Colver

35 PITKIN COUNTY County Seat, Aspen, 81611

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 9 Senate District: 4 Representative District: 57 & 61

Commissioners: Bill Tuite (D), Michael C. Ireland (D) Shellie Harper (R), Leslie Lamont (D), Dorothea Farris (D) Cleric: Silvia Davis (D) Treasurer: Carol Foote Assessor: Thomas Isaac (D) Surveyor: none Sheriff: Bob Braudis (U) Coroner: Bud Glismaun

County Judge: Fitzhugh Scott III

PROWERS COUNTY County Seat, Lamar, 81052

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 15 Senate District: 2 Representative District: 63

Commissioners: Leroy E. Mauch (R), Jolin R. Stulp (D), Richard Clede Widener, Sr. (R)

Clerk: Dorothy J . McCaslin (R) "Dottie" Treasurer: Lorraine Woolley (R) Assessor: Andrew B. Wyatt (R) Surveyor: None “Andy” Coroner: Joseph Giadone (D) Sheriff: James L. Hamilton (D)

County Judge: Larry E. Stutler

PUEBLO COUNTY County Seat, Pueblo, 81002

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 10 Senate Districts: 3 & 5 Representative Districts: 44, 45, 46, & 47

Commissioners: Kathy Farley (D), John L. Klomp (D), Ricltard A. Martinez (D) Clerk: Cliris C. Munoz (D) Treasurer: Aurelio Sisneros (D) Assessor: Victor E. Plutl (D) Surveyor: Daniel L. Boyd (D) Sheriff: Dan Corsentino (R) Coroner: James L. Kramer (D)

County Judges: Adele K. Anderson, Kathleen Hearn Croshal, Ernest Ruyhalid

36 RIO BI ANCO COl’NTY County Sent, Meeker, 81641

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District 9 Senate District: 8 Representative District: 57

Commissioners: Kim A. Cook (R), Donald L. Davis (R), Joseph F. Collins (R) Clerk: Nancy R Ainick (R) Treasurer Jo Aim Findlay (R) Assessor: Renae T. Neilson (R) Surveyor: James W. Joy (R) Sheriff: Phil Stubblefield (R) Coroner: D. W. Eskelson (R)

County Judges: Gerard Viscardi, Laurie A. Noble

RIO GRANDE COl’NTY Count) Seat, Del Norte, 81132

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 12 Senate District: 5 Representative District: 60

Commissioners Vem Rominger (R), Rober1 A. Schaefer (D), Melvin E. Getz (R)

Clerk: Lela Aim Beimett (R) Treasurer: Peggy J Kent (R) Assessor: Robert A. Davie (R) Surveyor: John Schofield (R) Sheriff: Jose “Desi” Medina (D) Coroner: Norman Haug (R)

County Judge: Michael H. Trujillo

ROI TT COUNTY County Seat, Steamboat Springs, 80477

Congressional District: 3

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

Commissioners: Nancy Stahoviak (R), Ben Beall (D), Daniel R. Ellison (R) Clerk: Kay Weinland (R) Treasurer: Kenneth W. Sigley (R)

Assessor: Amy J. Williams (R) Surveyor: Lawrence E. Peterson (R) Sheriff: Jolrn Warner (R) Coroner: Dayle D. Hammock (R)

County Judge: James H. Garrecht

37 SAGUACHE COUNTY County Seat, Saguache, 81149

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 12 Senate District: 5

Representative District: 60

Commissioners: James R. (Rod) Hines (D), Mike Oliver (R), Bill McClure (D) Clerk: Marlene L. Pruitt (R) Treasurer: Connie A. Trujillo (R) Assessor: Jacqueline Lujan-Bircher(D)

Sheriff: Albert F. (Al) King (D) Surveyor: None Coroner: Thomas W. Perrin Jr (D) County Judge: James N. Mrzlak

SAN JUAN COUNTY County Seat, Silverton, 81433

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

Commissioners: Richard A. Perino (R), Terry S. Rhoades (TO, Ernest F. Kulilman (U) Clerk: Dorothy A. Zanoni (U) Treasurer: Beverly Eileen Rich (D) Assessor: Judith K. Zimmerman(U) Surveyor: Joint Stock (R) Sheriff: Gregory Leitltauser (U) Coroner: Joint Jacobs (R)

County Judge: Allen J. Nossaman

SAN MIGUEL COUNTY County Seat, Telluride, 81435

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 7 Senate District: 6 Representative District: 58

Commissioners: Atuta Zivian (D), Janies M. Craft (D), Art Goodtimes (D) Clerk: Gay Cappis (R) Treasurer: Sherry M. Rose (R)

Assessor: Peggy Kanter (D) Surveyor: J. David Foley (D) Sheriff: William Masters (R) Coroner: Robert Dempsey (R)

County Judge: Sharon Elaine Shuteran

38 SEDGWICK COl NTY Count) Seat, JulesInirg, 80737

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 13

Senate District: 1 Representative District: 65

Commissioners: Raymond Andersen (D), Charles E Powell (R), Mike Woltemath (D) Clerk: KristeeJ. Mollendor (R) Treasurer: Ruth L. Schweitzer (R) Assessor: Robert L. Johnson (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Larry Luft (R) Coroner: Donald D. Regier (R)

County Judge: Max E. Carlson

SUMMIT COUNTY County Seat, Breckenririge, 80424

Congressional District: 3 Judicial District: 5 Senate District: 13 Representative District: 62

Commissioners: Gary Lindstrom (R), Bill Wallace (D), Tom Long (R) Clerk: Doris Brill (R) Treasurer: Larry Gilliland (R) Assessor. Denise Steiskal (D) Surveyor: Ricliard Ferris (R) Sheriff: Joe Morales (R) Coroner: Dave Joslin (R)

County Judge: Jeffrey Stephen Ryan

TELLER COUNTY County Seat, Cripple Creek, 80813

Congressional District: 5

Judicial District: 4 Senate District: 12 Representative District: 44 & 61

7 Commissioners: Lucile Fehn ( R), Jerry Bergeman (R), Clarke Becker (R) Clerk: Connie Joiner (R) Treasurer: Gaynell Holcomb (R) Assessor: Alan Jordan (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Guy Grace (R) Coroner: Frank P. Felut (R)

County Judge: Jackson L. Peters, Jr.

39 WASHINGTON COUNTY County Seat, Akron, 80720

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 13

Senate District: 1 Representative District: 65

Commissioners: Jack L. Crumley (R), Queintin E. Vance (R), Cynthia S. Hickert (D) Clerk: Garland M. Walil (R) Treasurer: Maryln Elrick (R) Assessor: Larry W. Griese (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Albert English (R) Coroner: Darrel Brenner (D)

County Judge: Kevin L. Hoyer

WELD COUNTY County Seat, Greeley, 80631

Congressional District: 4 Judicial District: 19

Senate Districts: 1 & 16 Representative Districts: 31, 48, 49, & 50

Commissioners: Dale Hall (R), Bill Webster (R), George E. Baxter (R),

Constance L. Harbert (R), Barbara J. Kirkmeyer (R)

Clerk: J. A. "Suki” Tsukamoto (R)

Treasurer: Art Willis, II (R) Sheriff: Ed Jordan (R) Surveyor: None Coroner: Scott A. Anthony (R)

County Judges: Lynn J. Karowsky, Carol M. Haller, Gilbert A. Gutierrez

YirMA COUNTY County Scat, Wray, 80758

Congressional District: 4

Judicial District: 13

Senate District: 1 Representative District: 63

Commissioners: Dave Thomas (R), Dean Wingfield (D), Rowe Shively (D)

Clerk: Janice J. Cobb (D) Treasurer: Mary Lou Rose (D) Assessor: Diana Nyhoff (R) Surveyor: None Sheriff: Bruce A. Zulauf (R) Coroner: Daniel L. Baucke (D)

County Judge: Thomas J. Callahan

40 X

VBSTRAt'T OF NOVEMBER ODD-YEAR ELECTION HELD ON NO\ EMBER 7, 1995

REFERENDl’M A

SHALL THE STATE BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO FINANCIAL OBIJGA HONS THAT ARE PART OF CONTRACTS OR AGREEMENTS FOR THE CONFINEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF JUVENILE OR ADULT STATE PRISONERS IN NONSTATE FACILITIES FOR IT TO TEN YEARS?

REFERENDUM 4A

SIIAII HU DENVER METROPOLITAN SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAI FACILITIES DISTRICT. WITHOUT INCREASING THE EXISTING 0.1 SALES AND

< I SI [ \\ RATE WHICH IS LEVIED FOR THE PURPOSE >E ASSISTING

QUALIFIED SCIENTIFIC AND Cl I M RAI FACII 1 Ills WITHIN THE DISTRICT, BE AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT, RETAIN AND SPEND ALL REVENUE GENERATED BY SUCH TAX IN EXCESS OF THE LIMITATIONS PROVIDED IN

ARTICLE X. SECTION 20 OF THE COLX )RAD< > ( >NSTI TUTU )N, AS A VOTER APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE APPLICABLE TO ALL EXCESS SALES AND USE

TAX REVENl IS I IILD BY OR FOR Tin- DISTRICT ON DEC 'EMBER 31 . 1995 AND ALL EXCESS SALES AND USE TAX REVENUES THEREAFTER COLLECTED

! Mil JUNE 30, 2006?

REFERENDIM 4B

SHALL THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (RTD), WITHOUT ANY NEW TAX OR TAX INCREASE, BE AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT, RETAIN, AND EXPEND FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING ADDITIONAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC, ALL REVENUES COLLECTED IN 1995 AND SUBSEQUENT YEARS THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2005, AND ALL REVENUES COLLECTED IN ANY’ PREVIOUS YEAR, WHICH REVENUES MIGHT OTHERWISE BE SUBJECT TO A REFUND, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY RESTRICTIONS ON FISCAL YEAR SPENDING CONTAINED IN ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION?

41 ,

ABSTRACT OF NOVEMBER ODD-YEAR ELECTION HELD ON NOVEMBER 7, 1995

Referendum A - FINANCIAL OBLIGATION FOR STATE PRISONERS

Yes 1 No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Adams 131,670 41,961 16,613 23,304 39,917 2,044 Alamosa 6,007 3,493 1,167 1,953 3,120 373 Arapahoe 246,636 88,985 41,094 39,056 80,150 8,835 Archuleta 4,092 1,715 661 817 1,478 237 Baca 3,017 2,152 695 1,233 1,928 224 Bent 2,983 1,939 1,078 683 1,761 178 Boulder 169,001 59,973 23,662 31,731 55,393 4,580 Chaffee 7,601 5,160 1,951 2,771 4,722 438 Cheyenne 1,410 1,057 322 654 976 81 Clear Creek 5,493 1,737 759 863 1, 622 115 Conejos 4,006 2,168 461 1,052 1,513 655 Costilla 2,14 6 1,204 291 762 1,053 151 Crowley 1,786 666 272 334 606 60 Custer 1,978 1, 049 404 565 969 80 Delta 13,999 6,664 2,185 3,569 5,754 910 Denver 285,273 64,891 26, 628 32,764 59,392 5,499 Dolores 947 563 159 328 487 76 Douglas 61,058 12,753 6,855 5,159 12,014 739 Eagle 15,737 6,267 2,841 2,659 5,500 767 Elbert 8,124 2,686 1,085 1,412 2,497 189 El Paso 225,297 88,352 28,444 54,553 82,997 5,355 Fremont 20,581 5,052 2,090 2,656 4,746 306 Garfield 18,840 8,742 3,362 4,520 7,882 860 Gilpin 2,370 703 239 439 678 25 Grand 6,729 1,788 771 901 1,672 116 Gunnison 7,392 3,533 1, 198 1,992 3,190 343 Hinsdale 603 72 27 45 72 0 Huerfano 3,835 2,208 823 1,009 1,832 376 Jackson 1,090 338 174 148 322 16 Jefferson 274,029 102,329 47,077 46,558 93, 635 8,694 Kiowa 1,112 362 149 17 8 327 35 Kit Carson 4,191 2,907 1,051 1,681 2,732 175 Lake 3,539 1,482 551 806 1,357 125 La Plata 23,278 7,088 2,730 2,930 5,660 1,428 Larimer 123,968 39,398 19,046 16, 645 35,691 3,707 Las Animas 8,017 3,893 1,264 1,897 3,161 732 Lincoln 2,561 1,723 701 903 1, 604 119 Logan 9,898 5,708 1,925 2,836 4,761 947 Mesa 58,524 15,061 6,190 7,774 13,964 1, 097 Mineral 549 217 117 84 201 16 Moffat 5,600 894 334 496 830 64 Montezuma 11,125 1,305 442 640 1,082 223 Montrose 16,097 6,469 2,355 3,483 5,838 631 Morgan 11,132 6,405 2,210 3,274 5,484 921 Otero 10,346 5,738 2,540 2,682 5,222 516 Ouray 2,523 1,415 525 700 1, 225 190 Park 6,759 2,638 1,205 1,281 2,486 152 Phillips 2,574 1,723 729 784 1, 513 210 Pitkin 9,662 4,760 1,632 1,856 3,488 1,272 Prowers 6,514 3,587 1,485 1,790 3,275 312 Pueblo 74,180 30,844 12,583 16,508 29,091 1,753 Rio Blanco 3,729 1,206 441 675 1,116 90 Rio Grande 5,500 2,471 915 1,159 2,074 397 Routt 10,977 4,832 2,306 2,073 4,379 453 Saguache 2,705 1,717 308 728 1,036 681 San Juan 517 252 127 111 238 14 San Miguel 3,812 1,237 419 741 1,160 77 Sedgwick 1,640 821 220 547 767 54 Summit 11,671 2,703 1,299 1,091 2,390 313 Teller 10,341 2,822 1,072 1,552 2, 624 198 Washington 3,048 1,542 559 806 1,365 177 Weld 67,572 21,882 9,946 10,336 20,282 1, 600 Yuma 5,334 2,635 972 1,494 2,466 169

TOTAL 2 052,725 707,937 291,736 355,031 646,767 61, 170

42 ABSTRACT OF NOVEMBER ODD- YEAR ELECTION HELD ON NOVEMBER 7, 1995

Referendum 4A - SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL FACILITIES DISTRICT

Yes 1 No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Adams 131, 670 41,961 17,547 22,257 39,804 2,157 Arapahoe 246, 636 88,985 50,181 34,901 85,082 3,903 Boulder 169,001 59,973 37,207 20,176 57,383 2,590 Denver 285,273 64,891 39,643 23,421 63,064 1,827 Douglas* 48,646 9,980 3, 859 2,417 6,276 3,704 Jefferson 274,029 102,329 53,298 42,343 95,641 6,688

TOTAL 1,,155,255 368,119 201,735 145,515 347,250 20,869

Referendum 4B - REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT

Yes i No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE Adams 131, 670 41,961 16,293 23, 605 39,898 2,063 Arapahoe 246,636 88,985 4 6, 671 38,084 84,755 4,230 Boulder 169,001 59,973 36,269 21,293 57,562 2,411 Denver 285,273 64,891 31,626 30,365 61,991 2,900 Douglas* 48,646 9,980 3,422 2,844 6,266 3,714 Jefferson 274,029 102,329 49,670 45,728 95,398 6,931

TOTAL 1, 155,255 368,119 183,951 161, 919 345,870 22,249

* Only a portion of Douglas County electors reside within the district

43 ABSTRACT OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON MARCH 5, 1996

PRESIDENT

Bill Clinton D 1 Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. D 2 Ted L. Gunderson (write-in) D 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NO VOTE

Adams 51,346 3,284 2,803 336 7 3,146 138 Alamosa 2,575 226 187 24 11 222 4 Arapahoe 67,949 7,243 6,415 622 0 7,037 206 Archuleta 1,133 108 75 17 0 92 16 Baca 1,403 230 182 48 0 230 0 Bent 1, 551 179 146 33 0 179 0 Boulder 59,688 3,862 3,425 270 18 3,713 149 Chaffee 2,524 263 227 26 0 253 10 Cheyenne 340 56 43 13 0 56 0 Clear Creek 1,564 111 93 15 1 109 2 Cone i os 2,249 278 250 25 0 275 3 Costilla 1,793 243 221 22 0 243 0 Crowley 660 121 103 13 0 116 5 Custer 414 62 45 12 2 59 3 Delta 4,068 552 462 76 0 538 14 Denver 135, 587 9,997 9,179 725 2 9,906 91 Dolores 554 98 68 30 0 98 0 Douglas 11,461 849 693 106 0 799 50 Eagle 3,894 156 126 17 13 156 0 Elbert 1,783 126 102 19 0 121 5 El Paso 50,449 4,790 3,900 687 10 4,597 193 Fremont 6,435 444 350 52 0 402 42 Garfield 5,477 403 354 49 0 403 0 Gilpin 790 50 40 8 0 48 2 Grand 1,304 126 109 3 0 112 14 Gunnison 2,368 162 136 12 0 148 14 Hinsdale 148 28 24 4 0 28 0 Huerfano 2,847 262 207 37 0 244 18 Jackson 213 38 28 8 0 36 2 Jefferson 76,226 7,118 6,019 789 n 6, 819 299 Kiowa 375 29 26 3 0 29 0 Kit Carson 1,045 129 114 12 0 126 3 Lake 1,911 286 245 29 0 274 12 La Plata 7,146 469 363 55 0 418 51 Larimer 32,522 2,483 2,146 249 7 2,402 81 Las Animas 5,669 849 713 94 0 807 42 Lincoln 757 150 124 26 0 150 0 Logan 3,019 389 327 46 0 373 16 Mesa 17,250 2,623 2,065 403 1 2,469 154 Mineral 361 58 44 14 0 58 0 Moffat 1,951 185 145 24 3 172 13 Montezuma 3,412 321 249 56 0 305 16 Montrose 4,494 562 429 85 0 514 48 Morgan 3,061 304 273 20 0 293 11 Otero 4,095 319 271 30 0 301 18 Ouray 420 37 36 1 0 37 0 Park 1,700 139 112 27 0 139 0 Phillips 643 25 17 8 0 25 0 Pitkin 2,867 175 162 7 1 170 5 Prowers 2,082 165 137 21 0 158 7 Pueblo 41,004 2,403 1,983 300 2 2,285 118 Rio Blanco 626 115 98 10 0 108 7 Rio Grande 2,140 326 277 29 0 306 20 Routt 3,182 260 224 21 0 245 15 Saguache 1,297 93 72 20 1 93 0 San Juan 161 17 17 0 0 17 0 San Miguel 1,521 92 74 11 0 85 7 Sedgwick 379 63 59 2 0 61 2 Summit 2,583 114 95 11 0 106 8 Teller 2,220 200 156 38 0 194 6 Washington 620 87 66 21 0 87 0 Weld 18,914 1,414 1,135 177 2 1, 314 100 Yuma 1,431 232 188 33 0 221 11 TOTAL 669,651 56,578 48,454 5,981 92 54,527 2,051

44 ABSTRACT OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON MARCH 5, 1996

PRESIDENT

Lamar Alexander R 1 Patrick J. Buchanan R 2 Charles E. Collins (withdrew) R 3 Bob Dole R 4 Steve Forbes R 5 Phil Gramm (withdrew) R 6 Alan L. Keyes R 7 Richard G. Lugar R 8

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4 CAND 5

Adams 37,435 9,775 887 2,851 0 3,742 1,907 Alamosa 2,244 657 23 114 0 267 220 Arapahoe 98,774 36,645 3,388 6,973 0 16,953 7,908 Archuleta 2,167 709 40 234 0 286 126 Baca 1,170 540 52 146 0 278 46 Bent 792 303 31 58 0 136 70 Boulder 45,630 14,218 1,586 2,745 0 6,129 3,017 Chaffee 2,891 1,094 101 262 0 495 186 Cheyenne 811 332 39 92 0 148 46 Clear Creek 1,966 648 72 112 0 279 157 Conejos 1,478 469 18 104 0 242 94 Costilla 231 96 4 12 0 23 55 Crowley 847 327 36 91 0 140 52 Custer 1, 105 434 44 93 0 176 81 Delta 6,227 2,676 190 687 0 1,171 422 Denver 69,314 20,657 1,907 3,304 0 10,112 4,431 Dolores 255 110 4 36 0 50 17 Douglas 31,534 10,327 981 2,016 0 4,325 2,433 Eagle 5,255 990 105 166 0 411 253 Elbert 3,778 1,257 128 369 0 469 227 El Paso 106,060 40,945 4,295 9,228 0 14,798 9,041 Fremont 8,397 2,353 216 627 0 976 449 Garfield 6,479 1,989 235 409 0 948 334 Gilpin 776 205 15 50 0 74 56 Grand 3,318 930 115 179 0 384 209 Gunnison 2,481 609 75 118 0 290 93 Hinsdale 396 144 13 22 0 62 31 Huerfano 550 195 13 37 0 93 46 Jackson 603 191 10 31 0 109 31 Jefferson 103,567 37,725 3,517 8,144 0 16,434 7,929 Kiowa 495 187 16 34 0 97 26 Kit Carson 2,217 809 78 216 0 395 92 Lake 699 212 21 44 0 100 34 La Plata 8,284 2,408 148 600 0 1,060 426 Larimer 50,453 16,534 1,700 3,822 0 6,846 3, 109 Las Animas 1,284 452 31 96 0 205 94 Lincoln 1,302 598 65 114 0 314 91 Logan 3,622 1,310 138 235 0 664 218 Mesa 24,108 9,674 835 2,071 0 4,627 1,532 Mineral 119 65 11 13 0 28 13 Moffat 3,521 947 101 293 0 399 122 Montezuma 4,752 1,408 90 422 0 608 232 Montrose 6,936 2,763 216 611 0 1,171 537 Morgan 4,960 1,520 172 356 0 729 221 Otero 3,425 1,054 126 218 0 479 198 Ouray 1,511 503 37 99 0 225 124 Park 2,724 930 109 253 0 302 248 Phillips 1,333 507 45 95 0 301 46 Pitkin 2,347 513 61 66 0 236 128 Prowers 2,472 664 75 130 0 356 81 Pueblo 15,431 4,641 396 819 0 2,047 1,142 Rio Blanco 2,267 857 94 201 0 399 136 Rio Grande 2,180 869 72 186 0 387 172 Routt 3,761 1,024 14 6 17 6 0 439 214 Saguache 739 264 19 56 0 124 64 San Juan 156 48 7 13 0 16 12 Sam Miguel 857 244 17 37 0 121 55 Sedgwick 839 317 29 58 0 17 8 35 Summit 4,147 946 115 121 0 409 264 Teller 5,002 1, 610 162 395 0 549 407 Washington 1,933 758 74 166 0 396 96 Weld 25,809 7,709 773 1,885 0 3,431 1,267 Yuma 2,291 838 65 165 0 485 89

TOTAL 738,507 250,733 24,184 53,376 0 108,123 51,592

45 ABSTRACT OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON MARCH 5, 1996

PRESIDENT

Lamar Alexander R 1 Patrick J. Buchanan R 2 Charles E. Collins (withdrew) R 3 Bob Dole R 4 Steve Forbes R 5 Phil Gramm (withdrew) R 6 Alan L . Keyes R 7 Richard G. Lugar R 8

CAND 6 CAND 7 CAND 8 TOTAL NO VOTE

Adams 0 261 38 9, 686 89 Alamosa 0 24 1 649 8 Arapahoe 0 894 206 36,322 323 Archuleta 0 16 2 704 5 Baca 0 15 3 540 0 Bent 0 6 2 303 0 Boulder 0 454 152 14,083 135 Chaffee 0 31 10 1,085 9 Cheyenne 0 6 1 332 0 Clear Creek 0 19 4 643 5 Conejos 0 4 0 462 7 Costilla 0 0 2 96 0 Crowley 0 4 0 323 4 Custer 0 24 7 425 9 Delta 0 123 15 2,608 68 Denver 0 566 189 20,509 148 Dolores 0 3 0 110 0 Douglas 0 306 45 10,206 121 Eagle 0 22 8 965 25 Elbert 0 52 2 1,247 10 El Paso 0 2,880 284 40,526 419 Fremont 0 56 8 2,332 21 Garfield 0 48 15 1,989 0 Gilpin 0 2 5 202 3 Grand 0 15 8 910 20 Gunnison 0 18 2 596 13 Hinsdale 0 13 3 144 0 Huerfano 0 3 0 192 3 Jackson 0 4 2 187 4 Jefferson 0 980 243 37,247 478 Kiowa 0 12 2 187 0 Kit Carson 0 9 3 793 16 Lake 0 6 2 207 5 La Plata 0 52 15 2,301 107 Larimer 0 762 119 16,358 176 Las Animas 0 17 2 445 7 Lincoln 0 12 2 598 0 Logan 0 29 6 1,290 20 Mesa 0 394 55 9,514 160 Mineral 0 0 0 65 0 Moffat 0 15 3 933 14 Montezuma 0 41 3 1,396 12 Montrose 0 137 13 2,685 78 Morgan 0 29 3 1,510 10 Otero 0 25 3 1,049 5 Ouray 0 10 8 503 0 Park 0 11 7 930 0 Phillips 0 17 3 507 0 Pitkin 0 8 8 507 6 Prowers 0 18 0 660 4 Pueblo 0 151 22 4,577 64 Rio Blanco 0 17 2 849 8 Rio Grande 0 36 5 858 11 Routt 0 20 11 1,006 18 Saguache 0 1 0 264 0 San Juan 0 0 0 48 0 San Miguel 0 7 2 239 5 Sedgwick 0 6 1 307 10 Summit 0 20 4 933 13 Teller 0 70 7 1,590 20 Washington 0 23 3 758 0 Weld 0 227 31 7,614 95 Yuma 0 21 1 826 12

TOTAL 0 9,052 1,603 247,930 2,803

46 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 UNITED STATES SENATOR

Gene Nichol D 1 Tom Strickland D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 52,960 8,996 2,524 6, 356 8, 880 116 ALAMOSA 2,648 1, 188 276 810 1, 086 102 ARAPAHOE 71, 467 10,411 3,227 6, 960 10, 187 224 ARCHULETA 1, 198 111 30 72 102 9 BACA 1, 306 254 69 171 240 14 BENT 1, 553 240 70 169 239 1 BOULDER 61, 125 13,179 7,937 4,912 12, 849 330 CHAFPEE 2,563 610 215 375 590 20 CHEYENNE 347 131 27 100 127 4 CLEARCREEK 1,629 324 110 205 315 9 CONEJOS 2,313 1, 133 254 699 953 180 COSTILLA 1, 868 1, 191 300 668 968 223 CROWLEY 688 309 81 206 207 22 CUSTER 421 123 22 95 117 6 DELTA 4,210 895 273 589 862 33 DENVER 139,373 37,824 11, 800 22, 007 33,807 4,017 DOLORES 563 118 38 70 108 10 DOUGLAS 12,240 1, 547 542 980 1, 522 25 EAGLE 4,182 655 194 432 626 29 ELBERT 1, 039 404 138 227 365 39 ELPASO 53,247 8,882 2,014 6,533 8, 547 335 FREMONT 6,599 1, 385 301 1, 018 1, 319 66 GARFIELD 5, 622 1, 117 268 823 1, 091 26 GILPIN 822 121 50 66 116 5 GRAND 1,396 276 57 210 267 9 GUNNISON 2,519 462 132 308 440 22 HINSDALE 157 69 23 41 64 5 HUERFANO 2,934 1, 187 250 814 1, 064 123 JACKSON 223 129 33 87 120 9 JEFFERSON 79,063 13,320 4,409 8, 663 13,072 248 KIOWA 375 79 26 44 70 9 KITCARSON 1, 056 240 65 171 236 4 LAKE 1, 931 836 165 585 750 86 LAPLATA 7,430 682 188 459 647 35 LARIMER 33,625 5, 189 2,020 3,062 5,082 107 LASANIMAS 5,705 2,724 599 1, 848 2,447 277 LINCOLN 753 248 67 17 5 242 6 LOGAN 3,026 601 158 424 582 19 MESA 17,745 3,348 685 2, 576 3,261 87 MINERAL 377 248 70 138 208 40 MOFFAT 2,010 301 58 240 298 3 MONTEZUMA 3,520 640 200 401 601 39 MONTROSE 4,640 902 234 629 863 39 MORGAN 3,137 514 119 387 506 8 OTERO 4,294 631 150 451 601 30 OURAY 427 97 38 56 94 3 PARK 1, 826 413 14 6 247 393 20 PHILLIPS 659 131 36 90 126 5 PITKIN 2,975 789 17 0 557 727 62 PROWERS 2,114 330 59 247 306 24 PUEBLO 41, 612 7,099 1,763 5, 044 6, 807 292 RIOBLANCO 650 139 42 90 132 7 RIOGRANDE 2,198 644 168 436 604 40 ROUTT 3,336 324 105 211 316 8 SAGUACHE 1,344 388 66 231 297 91 SANJUAN 164 12 3 9 12 0 SANMIGUEL 1, 620 797 268 366 634 163 SEDGWICK 383 107 19 87 106 1 SUMMIT 2,787 1, 049 293 674 967 82 TELLER 2,307 373 113 243 356 17 WASHINGTON 626 167 37 117 154 13 WELD 19,797 3,064 825 2,109 2,934 130 YUMA 1,467 330 90 224 314 16

TOTAL 692,991 140,027 44,709 87,294 132,003 8,024

47 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 UNITED STATES SENATOR

Wayne Allard R Gale Norton R

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 40,334 8,833 5,057 3,646 8,703 130 ALAMOSA 2,367 1,214 572 570 1, 142 72 ARAPAHOE 107,570 23,703 11,407 11, 860 23,267 436 ARCHULETA 2,367 336 205 120 325 11 BACA 1,300 759 551 203 754 5 BENT 852 246 203 41 244 2 BOULDER 48,449 13,290 7,134 5, 817 12,951 339 CHAFFEE 3,097 881 450 412 862 19 CHEYENNE 850 445 341 91 432 13 CLEARCREEK 2,092 617 313 291 604 13 CONEJOS 1,569 671 332 302 634 37 COSTILLA 265 100 41 53 94 6 CROWLEY 870 454 335 114 449 5 CUSTER 1,259 807 386 375 761 46 DELTA 6,756 1,762 1, 044 666 1,710 52 DENVER 72,809 18,692 8,751 9,473 18,224 468 DOLORES 273 60 34 25 59 1 DOUGLAS 34,809 6,305 3,150 3,119 6,269 36 EAGLE 5,653 736 364 348 712 24 ELBERT 4,226 1,705 1, 091 572 1,663 42 ELPASO 115,205 37,782 20,582 15, 834 36,416 1,366 FREMONT 8,924 2,105 1, 188 898 2,086 19 GARFIELD 7,105 2,198 1, 131 993 2,124 74 GILPIN 831 221 93 119 212 9 GRAND 3,483 1,352 692 604 1,296 56 GUNNISON 2,649 454 226 217 443 11 HINSDALE 434 274 144 111 255 19 HUERFANO 641 166 90 73 163 3 JACKSON 630 365 264 88 352 13 JEFFERSON 112,034 26,190 13,153 12,727 25, 880 310 KIOWA 519 162 128 33 161 1 KITCARSON 2,286 752 547 193 740 12 LAKE 749 221 86 127 213 8 LAPLATA 9,020 1, 180 690 468 1, 158 22 LARIMER 53,412 14,738 11, 088 3,460 14,548 190 LASANIMAS 1,375 640 389 216 605 35 LINCOLN 1, 352 619 449 167 616 3 LOGAN 3,799 1,538 1, 198 310 1,508 30 MESA 26, 149 6,517 3,559 2,758 6,317 200 MINERAL 125 57 35 22 57 0 MOFFAT 3,648 775 434 323 757 18 MONTEZUMA 5, 022 920 515 383 898 22 MONTROSE 7,475 1,759 1, 068 657 1,725 34 MORGAN 5, 171 1, 522 1,210 292 1,502 20 OTERO 3,706 987 718 253 971 16 OURAY 1, 557 822 398 353 751 71 PARK 3,064 883 422 431 853 30 PHILLIPS 1,376 504 400 97 497 7 PITKIN 2,628 573 234 287 521 52 PROWERS 2,566 656 518 126 644 12 PUEBLO 16,692 4,445 2,191 2, 161 4,352 93 RIOBLANCO 2,361 498 277 210 487 11 RIOGRANDE 2,325 643 338 289 627 16 ROUTT 4,026 510 304 197 501 9 SAGUACHE 811 346 175 134 309 37 SANJUAN 162 18 10 8 18 0 SANMIGUEL 914 153 79 67 146 7 SEDGWICK 866 336 263 63 326 10 SUMMIT 4,513 1,226 470 696 1, 166 60 TELLER 5,412 1,456 691 708 1,399 57 WASHINGTON 1, 971 860 663 17 9 842 18 WELD 27,920 7,500 5, 551 1, 830 7,381 119 YUMA 2, 388 792 642 134 776 16

TOTAL 795, 063 207,331 115,064 87,394 202,458 4,873

48 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON AU(J 13, 1996 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS -DISTRICT 1

Diana DeGette D 1 Tim Sandos D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 9,122 1, 859 946 827 1,773 86 ARAPAHOE 6,718 1, 101 667 369 1, 036 65 DENVER 139,373 37,824 19,910 15,756 35, 666 2,158

TOTAL 155,213 40,784 21, 523 16, 952 38,475 2,309

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS -DISTRICT 1

Joe Rogers R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 4,662 908 747 747 161 ARAPAHOE 5,212 1,375 1,155 1,155 220 DENVER 72,808 18, 692 12,804 12,804 5, 888

TOTAL 82,682 20,975 14,706 14,706 6,269

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED iSTATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 2

David Skaggs D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 30,922 5,032 4,328 4,328 704 BOULDER 61, 125 13,179 11,343 11,343 1,836 CLEARCREEK 1,629 324 283 283 41 GILPIN 822 121 96 96 25 JEFFERSON 28,895 5,053 4,377 4,377 67 6

TOTAL 123,393 23,709 20,427 20,427 3,282

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED JSTATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 2

Patricia (Pat) Miller R 1 Shannon Robinson R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 26 , 016 5, 999 3,982 1,772 5,754 245 BOULDER 48,448 13,290 7,881 4,856 12,737 553 CLEARCREEK 2,091 617 319 265 584 33 GILPIN 830 221 107 101 208 13 JEFFERSON 36, 987 10,376 6,927 3,187 10,114 262

TOTAL 114,372 30,503 19,216 10, 181 29,397 1, 106

49 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 3

Albert L. Gurule D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 2,648 1,188 888 888 300 ARCHULETA 1,197 111 86 86 25 CHAFFEE 2,563 610 476 476 134 CONEJOS 2,313 1,133 844 844 289 COSTILLA 1, 867 1,191 840 840 351 CUSTER 421 123 96 96 27 DELTA 4,209 895 642 642 253 DOLORES 562 118 73 73 45 DOUGLAS 442 70 56 56 14 EAGLE 4,181 655 434 434 221 FREMONT 2, 883 690 484 484 206 GARFIELD 5,622 1,117 859 859 258 GRAND 1,396 276 203 203 73 GUNNISON 2,519 462 294 294 168 HINSDALE 157 69 42 42 27 HUERFANO 2,933 1,187 741 741 446 JACKSON 223 129 74 74 55 JEFFERSON 568 99 83 83 16 LAKE 1,930 836 470 470 366 LAPLATA 7,430 682 514 514 168 MESA 17,744 3,348 2,775 2,775 573 MINERAL 376 248 121 121 127 MOFFAT 2,010 301 233 233 68 MONTEZUMA 3,520 640 469 4 69 171 MONTROSE 4,639 902 722 722 180 OURAY 427 97 69 69 28 PARK 1, 826 413 304 304 109 PITKIN 2,975 789 423 423 366 PUEBLO 41,612 7,099 5,048 5,048 2,051 RIOBLANCO 650 139 89 89 50 RIOGRANDE 2,197 644 501 501 143 ROUTT 3,336 324 213 213 111 SAGUACHE 1,343 388 218 218 170 SANJUAN 163 12 8 8 4 SANMIGUEL 1,620 797 347 347 450 SUMMIT 2,786 1,049 672 672 377

TOTAL 133,288 28,831 20,411 20,411 8,420

50 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 3

Scott Mclnnis R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 2,367 1,214 1,077 1,077 137 ARCHULETA 2,367 336 300 300 36 CHAFFEE 3,096 681 783 783 96 CONEJOS 1,568 671 578 578 93 COSTILLA 265 100 83 83 17 CUSTER 1,258 807 703 703 104 DELTA 6,756 1,762 1,641 1,641 121 DOLORES 273 60 51 51 9 DOUGLAS 1,442 377 339 339 38 EAGLE 5,653 736 663 663 73 FREMONT 4,454 1,097 998 998 99 GARFIELD 7,104 2,198 1,971 1,971 227 GRAND 3,482 1,352 1, 101 1,101 251 GUNNISON 2, 648 454 392 392 62 HINSDALE 433 274 221 221 53 HUERFANO 641 166 150 150 16 JACKSON 629 365 288 288 77 JEFFERSON 918 202 175 175 27 LAKE 749 221 201 201 20 LAPLATA 9,020 1,180 1,075 1,075 105 MESA 26,149 6,517 6,125 6,125 392 MINERAL 125 57 54 54 3 MOFFAT 3, 648 775 683 683 92 MONTEZUMA 5,021 920 824 824 96 MONTROSE 7,475 1,759 1,654 1, 654 105 OURAY 1,557 822 696 696 126 PARK 3,064 883 757 757 126 PITKIN 2, 627 573 487 487 86 PUEBLO 16,692 4,445 4,123 4,123 322 RIOBLANCO 2,360 498 444 444 54 RIOGRANDE 2,325 643 602 602 41 ROUTT 4,026 510 447 447 63 SAGUACHE 811 346 270 270 76 SANJUAN 162 18 16 16 2 SANMIGUEL 913 153 132 132 21 SUMMIT 4,513 1,226 1, 044 1,044 182

TOTAL 136,591 34,598 31,148 31, 148 3,450

51 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 4

Guy Kelley D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 12,916 2,105 1,747 1,747 358 ARAPAHOE 3,806 538 438 438 100 BACA 1,305 254 186 186 68 BENT 1,553 240 204 204 36 CHEYENNE 346 131 104 104 27 CROWLEY 688 309 224 224 85 ELBERT 1,839 404 322 322 82 KIOWA 374 79 51 51 28 KITCARSON 1,056 240 205 205 35 LARIMER 33,625 5,189 4,476 4,476 713 LASANIMAS 5,704 2,724 1,610 1,610 1,114 LINCOLN 752 248 202 202 46 LOGAN 3,026 601 505 505 96 MORGAN 3,137 514 433 433 81 OTERO 4,293 631 492 492 139 PHILLIPS 659 131 95 95 36 PROWERS 2,114 330 255 255 75 SEDGWICK 383 107 89 89 18 WASHINGTON 626 167 109 109 58 WELD 19,796 3,064 2,478 2,478 586 YUMA 1,467 330 252 252 78

TOTAL 99,465 18,336 14,477 14,477 3,859

52 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS -DISTRICT 4

Don Ament R 1 Bob Schaffer R 2 Pat Sullivan R 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 9,656 1, 926 304 714 079 1, 897 29 ARAPAHOE 8, 239 1,793 248 719 700 1,675 118 BACA 1, 300 759 234 424 69 727 32 BENT 052 246 145 46 34 225 21 CHEYENNE 850 445 112 238 75 425 20 CROWLEY 870 45 106 171 133 410 44 ELBERT 4,225 1,75 313 674 599 1, 586 119 KIOWA 519 162 42 88 28 150 4 KITCARSON 2,285 752 250 314 169 733 19 LARIMER 53,412 14,738 3,191 7,498 3,727 14,416 322 LASANIMAS 1, 375 640 123 235 199 557 83 LINCOLN 1, 352 619 227 230 134 591 28 LOGAN 3,798 1,538 1, 148 239 139 1, 526 12 MORGAN 5, 170 1,522 932 306 267 1,505 17 OTERO 3,706 987 365 313 268 946 41 PHILLIPS 1,376 504 301 117 85 503 1 PROWERS 2,565 656 254 217 157 628 28 SEDGWICK 065 336 257 37 35 329 7 WASHINGTON 1,970 860 471 206 164 841 19 WELD 27,920 7,500 2,031 2,124 3,125 7,200 220 YUMA 2,388 792 420 228 130 778 14

TOTAL 134,693 38,934 11,474 15, 138 11, 124 37,736 1, 198

53 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Auo 13, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 5

Mike Robinson D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 10,916 1,584 1,216 1,216 368 DOUGLAS 11,798 1,477 1,249 1,249 228 ELPASO 53,247 8,882 5,525 5,525 3,357 FREMONT 3,716 695 517 517 178 TELLER 2,307 373 267 267 106

TOTAL 81,984 13,011 8,774 8,774 4,237

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED !STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 5

Joel Hefley R 1 Bill Hughes R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 24,317 4,787 3,411 1,056 4,467 320 DOUGLAS 33,367 5, 928 4,102 1,622 5,724 204 ELPASO 115,205 37,782 27,561 8,054 35, 615 2,167 FREMONT 4,470 1, 008 813 190 1,003 5 TELLER 5,411 1,456 1, 107 314 1,421 35

TOTAL 182,770 50,961 36, 994 11,236 48,230 2,731

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 6

Joan Fitz-Gerald D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 50,027 7,188 5,808 5, 808 1,380 JEFFERSON 49,600 8,168 7,408 7,408 760

TOTAL 99,627 15,356 13,216 13,216 2,140

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 6

Dan Schaefer R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 69,802 15,748 14,229 14,229 1,519 JEFFERSON 74,129 15,612 14,453 14,453 1,159

TOTAL 143,931 31,360 28, 682 28,682 2,678

MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION -1ST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

William "Gully" Stanford D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 9,122 1,859 1,404 1,404 455 ARAPAHOE 6,718 1,101 801 801 300 DENVER 139,373 37,824 18,683 18,683 19,141

TOTAL 155,213 40,784 20,888 20,888 19, 896

54 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Auff 13, 1996 MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION- 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Naomi Bradford R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 4,662 908 733 733 175 ARAPAHOE 5,212 1,375 1,123 1,123 252 DENVER 72,808 18,692 11,921 11, 921 6,771

TOTAL 82,682 20,975 13,777 13,777 7,198

MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD EDUCATION- 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Dorothea Farris D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 2,648 1,188 803 803 385 ARCHULETA 1,197 111 82 82 29 CHAFFEE 2,563 610 465 465 145 CONEJOS 2,313 1,133 711 711 422 COSTILLA 1,867 1,191 737 737 454 CUSTER 421 123 95 95 28 DELTA 4,209 895 630 630 265 DOLORES 562 118 65 65 53 DOUGLAS 442 70 58 58 12 EAGLE 4,181 655 402 402 253 FREMONT 2,883 690 484 484 206 GARFIELD 5, 622 1,117 875 875 242 GRAND 1,396 276 199 199 77 GUNNISON 2,519 462 283 283 179 HINSDALE 157 69 45 45 24 HUERFANO 2,933 1,187 686 686 501 JACKSON 223 129 85 85 44 JEFFERSON 568 99 78 78 21 LAKE 1,930 836 4 62 462 374 LAPLATA 7,430 682 500 500 182 MESA 17,744 3,348 2,758 2,758 590 MINERAL 376 248 120 120 128 MOFFAT 2,010 301 225 225 76 MONTEZUMA 3,520 640 452 452 188 MONTROSE 4,639 902 697 697 205 OURAY 427 97 61 61 36 PARK 1,826 413 300 300 113 PITKIN 2,975 789 57 6 576 213 PUEBLO 41,612 7,099 5, 201 5,201 1, 898 RIOBLANCO 650 139 95 95 44 RIOGRANDE 2,197 644 461 461 183 ROUTT 3,336 324 210 210 114 SAGUACHE 1,343 388 199 199 189 SANJUAN 163 12 7 7 5 SANMIGUEL 1,620 797 334 334 463 SUMMIT 2,786 1,049 669 669 380

TOTAL 133,288 28,831 20,110 20,110 8,721

55 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION- 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Pat Chlouber R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 2,367 1,214 883 883 331 ARCHULETA 2,367 336 239 239 97 CHAFFEE 3,096 881 665 665 216 CONEJOS 1,568 671 480 480 191 COSTILLA 265 100 77 77 23 CUSTER 1,258 807 620 620 187 DELTA 6,756 1,762 1,321 1,321 441 DOLORES 273 60 35 35 25 DOUGLAS 1,442 377 295 295 82 EAGLE 5,653 736 504 504 232 FREMONT 4,454 1,097 895 895 202 GARFIELD 7,104 2,198 1, 606 1,606 592 GRAND 3,482 1,352 868 868 484 GUNNISON 2,648 454 347 347 107 HINSDALE 433 274 185 185 89 HUERFANO 641 166 124 124 42 JACKSON 629 365 219 219 146 JEFFERSON 918 202 167 167 35 LAKE 749 221 193 193 28 LAPLATA 9,020 1,180 875 875 305 MESA 26,149 6,517 5,267 5,267 1,250 MINERAL 125 57 46 46 11 MOFFAT 3,648 775 537 537 238 MONTEZUMA 5,021 920 632 632 288 MONTROSE 7,475 1,759 1,381 1,381 378 OURAY 1, 557 822 537 537 285 PARK 3,064 883 717 717 166 PITKIN 2,627 573 379 379 194 PUEBLO 16,692 4,445 3,396 3,396 1,049 RIOBLANCO 2,360 498 324 324 174 RIOGRANDE 2,325 643 503 503 140 ROUTT 4,026 510 352 352 158 SAGUACHE 811 346 217 217 129 SANJUAN 162 18 13 13 5 SANMIGUEL 913 153 105 105 48 SUMMIT 4,513 1,226 854 854 372

TOTAL 136,591 34,598 25,858 25,858 8,740

56 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO-AT LARGE

Larry Beer D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 52,960 8,996 6,958 6,958 2,038 ALAMOSA 2,648 1,188 759 759 429 ARAPAHOE 71,467 10,411 7,965 7,965 2,446 ARCHULETA 1,198 111 77 77 34 BACA 1,306 254 169 169 85 BENT 1,553 240 191 191 49 BOULDER 61,125 13,179 8,456 8,456 4,723 CHAFFEE 2,563 610 449 449 161 CHEYENNE 347 131 99 99 32 CLEARCREEK 1,629 324 227 227 97 CONEJOS 2,313 1,133 668 668 465 COSTILLA 1,868 1,191 707 707 484 CROWLEY 688 309 209 209 100 CUSTER 421 123 94 94 29 DELTA 4,210 895 616 616 279 DENVER 139,373 37,824 18,157 18,157 19,667 DOLORES 563 118 69 69 49 DOUGLAS 12,240 1,547 1,259 1,259 288 EAGLE 4, 182 655 394 394 261 ELBERT 1,839 404 304 304 100 ELPASO 53,247 8,882 7,212 7,212 1,670 FREMONT 6,599 1,385 955 955 430 GARFIELD 5, 622 1,117 833 833 284 GILPIN 822 121 77 77 44 GRAND 1, 396 276 197 197 79 GUNNISON 2,519 462 281 281 181 HINSDALE 157 69 45 45 24 HUERFANO 2,934 1,187 658 658 529 JACKSON 223 129 74 74 55 JEFFERSON 79,063 13,320 10,102 10,102 3,218 KIOWA 375 79 47 47 32 KITCARSON 1, 056 240 175 175 65 LAKE 1,931 836 445 445 391 LAPLATA 7,430 682 494 494 188 LARIMER 33,625 5,189 4,155 4,155 1,034 LASANIMAS 5,705 2,724 1,464 1,464 1,260 LINCOLN 753 248 181 181 67 LOGAN 3,026 601 491 491 110 MESA 17,745 3,348 2,740 2,740 608 MINERAL 377 248 122 122 126 MOFFAT 2,010 301 225 225 76 MONTEZUMA 3,520 640 455 455 185 MONTROSE 4,640 902 677 677 225 MORGAN 3,137 514 402 402 112 OTERO 4,294 631 468 468 163 OURAY 427 97 57 57 40 PARK 1,826 413 299 299 114 PHILLIPS 659 131 90 90 41 PITKIN 2,975 789 431 431 358 PROWERS 2,114 330 217 217 113 PUEBLO 41,612 7,099 5,027 5,027 2,072 RIOBLANCO 650 139 84 84 55 RIOGRANDE 2,198 644 441 441 203 ROUTT 3,336 324 211 211 113 SAGUACHE 1, 344 388 187 187 201 SANJUAN 164 12 7 7 5 SANMIGUEL 1,620 797 330 330 467 SEDGWICK 383 107 82 82 25 SUMMIT 2,787 1,049 648 648 401 TELLER 2,307 373 266 266 107 WASHINGTON 626 167 104 104 63 WELD 19,797 3,064 2,367 2,367 697 YUMA 1,467 330 232 232 98 TOTAL 692,991 140,027 91,882 91,882 48,145

57 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO-AT LARGE

Maureen "Mo" Johnson R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 40,334 8,833 6,379 6,379 2,454 ALAMOSA 2,367 1, 214 891 891 323 ARAPAHOE 107,570 23,703 18,254 18,254 5,449 ARCHULETA 2,367 336 245 245 91 BACA 1,300 759 460 460 299 BENT 852 246 171 171 75 BOULDER 48, 449 13,290 9,201 9,201 4,089 CHAFFEE 3,097 881 647 647 234 CHEYENNE 850 445 270 270 175 CLEARCREEK 2,092 617 456 456 161 CONEJOS 1,569 671 473 473 198 COSTILLA 265 100 77 77 23 CROWLEY 870 454 333 333 121 CUSTER 1, 259 807 592 592 215 DELTA 6,756 1,762 1,338 1,338 424 DENVER 72,809 18, 692 11, 328 11, 328 7,364 DOLORES 273 60 38 38 22 DOUGLAS 34,809 6,305 4,750 4,750 1,555 EAGLE 5,653 736 508 508 228 ELBERT 4,226 1,705 1,182 1,182 523 ELPASO 115,205 37,782 28,864 28,864 8,918 FREMONT 8,924 2,105 1,621 1, 621 484 GARFIELD 7,105 2,198 1, 577 1,577 621 GILPIN 831 221 154 154 67 GRAND 3,483 1,352 846 846 506 GUNNISON 2, 649 454 327 327 127 HINSDALE 434 274 185 185 89 HUERFANO 641 166 131 131 35 JACKSON 630 365 214 214 151 JEFFERSON 112,034 26,190 21,682 21, 682 4,508 KIOWA 519 162 109 109 53 KITCARSON 2,286 752 494 494 258 LAKE 749 221 165 165 56 LAPLATA 9,020 1,180 883 883 297 LARIMER 53,412 14,738 11,589 11,589 3,149 LASANIMAS 1,375 640 431 431 209 LINCOLN 1,352 619 421 421 198 LOGAN 3,799 1,538 1,128 1,128 410 MESA 26,149 6,517 5,295 5,295 1,222 MINERAL 125 57 48 48 9 MOFFAT 3,648 775 537 537 238 MONTEZUMA 5,022 920 685 685 235 MONTROSE 7,475 1,759 1,395 1,395 364 MORGAN 5,171 1,522 1,083 1,083 439 OTERO 3,706 987 702 702 285 OURAY 1,557 822 624 624 198 PARK 3,064 883 676 676 207 PHILLIPS 1,376 504 328 328 176 PITKIN 2,628 573 385 385 188 PROWERS 2,566 656 441 441 215 PUEBLO 16,692 4,445 3,416 3,416 1,029 RIOBLANCO 2,361 498 316 316 182 RIOGRANDE 2, 325 643 502 502 141 ROUTT 4,026 510 350 350 160 SAGUACHE 811 346 206 206 140 SANJUAN 162 18 12 12 6 SANMIGUEL 914 153 102 102 51 SEDGWICK 866 336 239 239 97 SUMMIT 4,513 1, 226 852 852 374 TELLER 5,412 1,456 1,074 1,074 382 WASHINGTON 1, 971 860 509 509 351 WELD 27,920 7,500 5,655 5,655 1,845 YUMA 2,388 792 570 570 222 TOTAL 795,063 207,331 154,416 154,416 52,915

58 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 REGENT OP THE UNIVERSITY OP COLORADO- 2ND CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Robert E. "Bob" Sievera D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 30,922 5,032 3,881 3,881 1, 151 BOULDER 61,125 13,179 8,555 8,555 4,624 CLEARCREEK 1, 629 324 228 228 96 GILPIN 822 121 77 77 44 JEPPERSON 28, 895 5,053 4,326 4,326 727

TOTAL 123,393 23,709 17,067 17,067 6,642

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO -2ND CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Gordon J. Johnson R 1 Howard Wachtel R 2

• REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 26,016 5,999 2,873 1, 575 4,448 1, 551 BOULDER 48,448 13,290 6,555 3,185 9,740 3,550 CLEARCREEK 2, 091 617 287 144 431 186 GILPIN 830 221 96 52 14 8 73 JEPPERSON 36, 987 10,376 5, 534 2,465 7,999 2,377

TOTAL 114,372 30,503 15,345 7,421 22,766 7,737

REGENT OP THE UNIVERSITY OP COLORADO- 6 TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST -

Charlotte Paris D 1

• REG • VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 50,027 7,188 5, 671 5,671 1,517 JEPPERSON 49,600 8,168 6, 952 6, 952 1,216

TOTAL 99,627 15,356 12,623 12,623 2,733

REGENT OP THE UNIVERSITY OP COLORADO- 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Rex Agler R 1 Norwood Robb R 2

• REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 69,802 15,748 4,741 6,518 11,259 4,489 JEFFERSON 74,129 15, 612 6,485 6,259 12,744 2,868

TOTAL 143,931 31,360 11,226 12,777 24,003 7,357

STATE SENATE -DISTRICT 4

Linda Powers D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 2,563 610 510 510 100 DELTA 2,826 678 530 530 148 FREMONT 6,599 1,385 1, 159 1, 159 226 GUNNISON 2,519 462 399 399 63 HINSDALE 157 69 53 53 16 LAKE 1,930 836 579 579 257 PARK 1, 826 413 331 331 82 PITKIN 2,975 789 630 630 159 TOTAL 21, 395 5,242 4,191 4,191 1,051

59 !

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 4

Ken Chlouber s 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 3,096 881 686 686 195 DELTA 4,592 1,292 967 967 325 FREMONT 8,924 2,105 1,738 1,738 367 GUNNISON 2, 648 454 354 354 100 HINSDALE 433 274 188 188 86 LAKE 749 221 189 189 32 PARK 3,064 883 745 745 138 PITKIN 2,627 573 387 387 186

TOTAL 26,133 6,683 5,254 5,254 1,429

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 8

Laurie Bower D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

EAGLE 4,181 655 443 443 212 GARFIELD 5,622 1,117 844 844 273 GRAND 1,396 276 199 199 77 JACKSON 223 129 82 82 47 MOFFAT 2,010 301 234 234 67 RIOBLANCO 650 139 90 90 49 ROUTT 3,336 324 203 203 121

TOTAL 17,418 2,941 2,095 2,095 846

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 8

Dave Wattenberg R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

EAGLE 5,653 736 574 574 162 GARFIELD 7,104 2,198 1,761 1,761 437 GRAND 3,482 1,352 1,084 1,084 268 JACKSON 629 365 303 303 62 MOFFAT 3,648 775 653 653 122 RIOBLANCO 2,360 498 400 400 98 ROUTT 4,026 510 436 436 74

TOTAL 26,902 6,434 5,211 5,211 1,223

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 10

Ray Powers R 1 Douglas Bruce R a

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 27,421 10,019 6,325 3, !539 9, 864 155

TOTAL 27,421 10,019 6, 325 3, 539 9,864 155

60 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 12

Tony Marino D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 13,453 2,553 2,104 2,104 449 TELLER 2,307 373 290 290 83

TOTAL 15,760 2,926 2,394 2,394 532

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 12

MaryAnne Tebedo R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 26,402 9,766 7,655 7,655 2,111 TELLER 5,411 1,456 1,156 1,156 300

TOTAL 31,813 11,222 8,811 8,811 2,411

STATE SENATE -DISTRICT 14

Peggy Reeves D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 18,210 2,680 2,404 2,404 276

TOTAL 18,210 2,680 2,404 2,404 27 6

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 14

Brent C. Eskew R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 25,074 6,190 4,894 4,894 1,296

TOTAL 25,074 6,190 4,894 4,894 1,296

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 17

Terry L. Phillips D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 19,905 3,879 2,877 2,877 1,002

TOTAL 19,905 3,879 2,877 2,877 1,002

STATE SENATE -DISTRICT 17

Drew Clark R 1 Fran Raudenbush R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 22,541 7,295 4,507 2,703 7,210 85

TOTAL 22,541 7,295 4,507 2,703 7,210 85

61 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 18

Dorothy Rupert D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 32,066 7,370 5,637 5,637 1,733

TOTAL 32,066 7,370 5,637 5,637 1,733

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 18

Susan Kolwicz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 16,698 3,547 2,383 2,383 1, 164

TOTAL 16, 698 3,547 2,383 2,383 1,164

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 19

Rocky Germano D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 16,761 2,777 2,360 2,360 417

TOTAL 16,761 2,777 2,360 2,360 417

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 19

Jim Congrove R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 22,840 6, 247 5,457 5,457 790

TOTAL 22,840 6,247 5,457 5,457 790

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 21

Mike Feeley D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 17,307 3,060 2,717 2,717 343

TOTAL 17,307 3,060 2,717 2,717 343

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 21

Garon L. Reeves R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 20,221 4,633 3,938 3,938 695

TOTAL 20,221 4,633 3,938 3,938 695

62 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 23

Loia Tochtrop D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 16,153 2,501 1,898 1,898 603 BOULDER 2,637 448 335 335 113

TOTAL 18,790 2,949 2,233 2,233 716

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 23

Ken Arnold R 1 Kathi Williams R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 15,414 3,692 1, 962 1,557 3,519 173 BOULDER 4, 180 1,254 795 370 1,165 89

TOTAL 19,594 4,946 2,757 1,927 4,684 262

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 25

Bob Martinez D 1 Roland E. Cole D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 18,536 3,677 2,137 1,483 3,620 57

TOTAL 18,536 3,677 2, 137 1,483 3,620 57

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 25

Jack Fiah R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 11,202 2,354 1,773 1,773 581

TOTAL 11,202 2,354 1,773 1,773 581

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 26

Tom Blickensderfer R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 28,701 7,059 5,854 5, 854 1,205 JEFFERSON 100 28 26 26 2

TOTAL 28,801 7,087 5,880 5,880 1,207

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 27

Mike Coffman R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 34,388 7,110 5,770 5,770 1,340 TOTAL 34,388 7,110 5,770 5,770 1,340

63 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 28

Martha Guillory D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 17,498 2,554 2,077 2,077 477

TOTAL 17,498 2,554 2,077 2,077 477

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 28

Elsie Lacy R X Bruce Cairns R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 24, 028 5,288 2,599 2/300 4,899 389

TOTAL 24,028 5,288 2,599 2/300 4,899 389

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 29

Frank Weddig D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 17,080 2,244 1,902 1,902 342

TOTAL 17,080 2,244 1,902 1,902 342

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 29

Ingrid Lindemann R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 15,594 3,052 2,446 2,446 606

TOTAL 15,594 3,052 2,446 2,446 606

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 31

Doug Linkhart D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 25, 659 6,617 3,360 3,360 3,257

TOTAL 25,659 6,617 3,360 3,360 3,257

STATE SENATE -DISTRICT 33

Gloria Tanner D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 0 0 0 0 0 DENVER 35,454 8,934 5,761 5,761 3,173

TOTAL 35,454 8,934 5,761 5,761 3.173

64 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 34

Robert M. 'Rob* Hernandez D 1

# REG * VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 28,321 7,044 4,381 4,381 2,663

TOTAL 28,321 7,044 4,381 4,381 2,663

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 35

Luther M . Johnson D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 1,306 258 167 167 91 DENVER 23,586 7,516 3,729 3,729 3,787

TOTAL 24,892 7,774 3,896 3,896 3,878

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 35

Dottie Wham R 1 Fred Greene R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 1, 307 392 201 166 367 25 DENVER 24,193 7, 572 3, 665 3,410 7,075 497

TOTAL 25, 500 7,964 3, 866 3,576 7,442 522

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 1

Jeanne Faatz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 9,820 2,423 1,975 1,975 448 JEFFERSON 1 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 9,821 2,423 1, 975 1,975 448

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 2

Gloria Leyba D 1 Waldo S Benavidez D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 13,624 3,625 2,266 834 3, 100 525

TOTAL 13,624 3,625 2,266 834 3,100 525

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 3

Jennifer Veiga D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 5,614 920 691 691 229 DENVER 6,529 1,503 895 895 608

TOTAL 12,143 2,423 1,586 1, 586 837

65 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 3

Dennis Spindle R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 5,959 1,353 1,006 1,006 347 DENVER 2,732 583 387 387 196

TOTAL 8,691 1,936 1,393 1,393 543

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 4

Frana Louise Mace D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 15,342 4,331 2,092 2,092 2,239

TOTAL 15,342 4,331 2,092 2,092 2,239

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 4

Bill Clouse R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 4,687 1,105 743 743 362

TOTAL 4,687 1,105 743 743 362

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 5

Nolbert D. Chavez D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 14,487 3,109 1,828 1,828 1,281

TOTAL 14,487 3,109 1,828 1, 828 1,281

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 5

W. Warren Culpepper R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 4,724 862 555 555 307

TOTAL 4,724 862 555 555 307

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 6

Daniel Grossman D 1 Chuck Michaels D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO> VOTE

ARAPAHOE 640 81 35 32 67 14 DENVER 15,054 5,754 2,758 1, 978 4,736 1,018

TOTAL 15, 694 5,835 2,793 2,010 4,803 1, 032

66 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 6

Ronald J. Kipp Jr. R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 495 96 71 71 25 DENVER 11,616 3,486 2,055 2,055 1,431

TOTAL 12,111 3,582 2,126 2,126 1,456

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 7

Ben Clarke D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 0 0 0 0 DENVER 17,302 4,151 2,288 2,288 1,863

TOTAL 17,302 4,151 2,288 2,288 1,863

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 7

David Roney R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 0 0 0 0 DENVER 5, 077 1, 179 723 723 456

TOTAL 5,077 1, 179 723 723 456

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 8

Penfield Tate D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 19,706 5,085 3,084 3,084 2,001

TOTAL 19,706 5,085 3,084 3,084 2,001

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 8

Robert E . McRae R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 4,265 847 530 530 317

TOTAL 4,265 847 530 530 317

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 9

Ken Gordon D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 666 177 133 133 44 DENVER 12,935 3,957 2,882 2,882 1,075 TOTAL 13,601 4,134 3,015 3,015 1,119

67 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Auff 13, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 9

Chris Yeanos R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 812 296 229 229 67 DENVER 11, 567 3,300 1,925 1,925 1,375

TOTAL 12,379 3,596 2,154 2,154 1,442

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 10

Paul Lhevine D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 0 0 0 0 0 DENVER 12,586 3,404 1,909 1,909 1,495

TOTAL 12,586 3,404 1,909 1,909 1,495

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 10

Dorothy Gotlieb R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 0 0 0 0 DENVER 13,848 4,028 2,449 2,449 1,579

TOTAL 13,848 4,028 2,449 2,449 1,579

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 11

Todd Saliman D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 18,950 4,353 3,061 3,061 1,292

TOTAL 18,950 4,353 3,061 3,061 1,292

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 11

David Savitt R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 8,974 1,877 1,269 1,269 608

TOTAL 8,974 1, 877 1,269 1,269 608

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 12

Bill Swenson R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 11,898 3,779 3,121 3,121 658

TOTAL 11,898 3,779 3,121 3,121 658

68 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 13

Mark Udall D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 13,386 2,795 2,028 2,028 767

TOTAL 13,386 2,795 2,028 2,028 767

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 13

Drew Bolin R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 14,277 4,380 2,921 2,921 1,459

TOTAL 14,277 4,380 2,921 2,921 1,459

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 14

Ron Tupa D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 15,151 3,587 2,455 2,455 1,132

TOTAL 15,151 3,587 2,455 2,455 1,132

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 14

Margaret Carlson R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 8,538 1,861 1,272 1,272 589

TOTAL 8,538 1,861 1,272 1,272 589

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 15

Ron May R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 15,062 5,374 4,533 4,533 841

TOTAL 15,062 5,374 4,533 4,533 841

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 16

Jay Huldeen D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 7,749 1, 527 1,255 1,255 272

TOTAL 7,749 1,527 1,255 1,255 272

69 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 16

William (Bill) D. Sinclair R 1 Lynn Peterson R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 14,383 5,951 3,222 2,!552 5,774 177

TOTAL 14,383 5,951 3,222 2,1552 5,774 177

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 17

Andy McElhany R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 8, 812 2,229 1,927 1,927 302

TOTAL 8,812 2,229 1,927 1,927 302

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 18

Doug Dean R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 18,995 5, 341 4,395 4,395 946

TOTAL 18,995 5,341 4,395 4,395 946

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 19

Don Davidson D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 7,156 1, 208 1,027 1,027 181

TOTAL 7,156 1, 208 1,027 1,027 181

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 19

Mary Ellen Epps R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 12,585 4,257 3,857 3,857 400

TOTAL 12,585 4,257 3,857 3,857 400

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 20

Doug Lamborn R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DOUGLAS 4,943 1,008 774 774 234 ELPASO 16,279 5,224 4,248 4,248 976

TOTAL 21,222 6,232 5,022 5,022 1,210

70 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 21

Chuck Berry R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 13,697 4,620 3,882 3,882 738

TOTAL 13,697 4,620 3, 882 3, 882 738

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 22

Mercy Morrison R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 15,371 4,786 3,704 3,704 1,082

TOTAL 15,371 4,786 3,704 3,704 1,082

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 23

Rogrer B. Myers D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 9,050 1,725 1,480 1,480 245

TOTAL 9,050 1,725 1,480 1,480 245

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 23

Penn R. Pfiffner R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 11,587 3,009 2,578 2,578 431

TOTAL 11,587 3,009 2,578 2,578 431

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 24

( n Maryanne "Moe ) Keller D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 10,062 1,914 1,747 1,747 167

TOTAL 10,062 1,914 1,747 1,747 167

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 24

Jonathan "Jay" Harris R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 9,941 2,698 2,258 2,258 440

TOTAL 9,941 2,698 2,258 2,258 440

71 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aua 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 25

Dan Lincoln D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 9,680 1,583 1,400 1,400 183

TOTAL 9, 680 1,583 1,400 1,400 183

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 25

Tony Grampsas B 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 14,469 2,964 2,662 2,662 302

TOTAL 14,469 2,964 2,662 2,662 302

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 26

Candace G. Taylor D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 9,714 1,733 1,524 1,524 209

TOTAL 9,714 1,733 1,524 1,524 209

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 26

Shirleen Tucker R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 12,676 2,845 2,386 2,386 459

TOTAL 12,676 2,845 2,386 2,386 459

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 27

Sue Windels D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 9,093 1,629 1,455 1,455 174

TOTAL 9,093 1,629 1,455 1,455 174

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 27

David W. Farley (Withdrew) R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 13,779 4,095 0 0 4,095

TOTAL 13,779 4,095 0 0 4,095

72 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 28

Barry N. Jones D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 7,953 1,136 977 977 159

TOTAL 7,953 1,136 977 977 159

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 28

Vickie Agler R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 16,183 2,921 2,503 2,503 418

TOTAL 16,183 2,921 2,503 2,503 418

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 29

Anne Tupler D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 8,814 1,477 1,254 1,254 223

TOTAL 8,814 1,477 1,254 1,254 223

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 29

Mark Paschall R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 10,060 2,535 2,260 2,260 275

TOTAL 10,060 2,535 2,260 2,260 275

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 30

James Ivey D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 9,604 1,408 1,251 1,251 157

TOTAL 9,604 1,408 1,251 1,251 157

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 30

Norma Anderson R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 15,798 3,016 2,812 2,812 204

TOTAL 15,798 3,016 2,812 2,812 204

73 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 31

Paul Zimmerman D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 3,335 447 390 390 57 BOULDER 5,013 962 728 728 234 WELD 2,259 333 243 243 90

TOTAL 10,607 1,742 1,361 1,361 381

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT1 31

Eric Prinzler R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 4,014 761 604 604 157 BOULDER 4,748 1,393 1,037 1,037 356 WELD 1,999 466 358 358 108

TOTAL 10,761 2,620 1,999 1,999 621

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 32

Jeannie G. Reeser D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 9,935 1,776 1,427 1,427 349

TOTAL 9,935 1,776 1,427 1,427 349

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 33

Carol Snyder D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 10,128 1,536 1,300 1,300 236

TOTAL 10,128 1,536 1,300 1,300 236

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT1 33

Thomas Cain R 1 Claude Knuepfer R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 10,275 2,520 891 1, 265 2,156 364

TOTAL 10,275 2,520 891 1,265 2,156 364

74 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 34

Alice J. Nichol D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 10,221 1, 674 1,393 1,393 281

TOTAL 10,221 1,674 1,393 1, 393 281

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 34

Pat McCarter R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 7,752 1,698 1,256 1,256 442

TOTAL 7,752 1,698 1,256 1,256 442

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 35

Vi June D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 10,440 1,842 1,513 1,513 329

TOTAL 10,440 1,842 1,513 1,513 329

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 35

Lee Robertson R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 6,304 1,457 1, 102 1,102 355

TOTAL 6,304 1,457 1,102 1,102 355

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 36

Gary L. Smith D 1 Stephanie Takis D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 8,901 1,721 749 969 1,718 3

TOTAL 8,901 1,721 749 969 1,718 3

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 36

Axel Johnson R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 6,500 1,397 1,099 1, 099 298

TOTAL 6,500 1,397 1,099 1,099 298

75 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 37

Naomi Pollack Cohen D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 9,201 1,372 990 990 382

TOTAL 9,201 1,372 990 990 382

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 37

Martha Hill Kreutz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 18,247 4,160 3,409 3,409 751

TOTAL 18,247 4,160 3,409 3,409 751

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 38

Lucinda A. Castellano D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 8,728 1,381 1, 055 1,055 326 JEFFERSON 34 10 9 9 1

TOTAL 8,762 1,391 1,064 1,064 327

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 38

Phillip L. Pankey R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 16,923 4,108 3,425 3,425 683 JEFFERSON 100 28 24 24 4

TOTAL 17,023 4,136 3,449 3,449 687

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 39

Paul D. Schauer R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 19,804 4,134 3,421 3,421 713

TOTAL 19,804 4,134 3,421 3,421 713

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 40

Randy Perils D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 8,917 1,353 1,048 1,048 305

TOTAL 8,917 1,353 1, 048 1,048 305

76 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 40

Gary McPherson R 1 Larry S. Kilgore R 2

# REO # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 13,649 3,273 1,828 1, 199 3,027 246

TOTAL 13,849 3,273 1, 828 1,199 3,027 246

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 41

Suzanne Williams D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 10,081 1,438 1,166 1,166 272

TOTAL 10,081 1,438 1,166 1,166 272

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 41

Bo Cottrell R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 12,176 2,503 2,014 2,014 489

TOTAL 12,176 2,503 2,014 2,014 489

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 42

Bob Hagedorn D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 9,929 1,375 1,181 1,181 194

TOTAL 9,929 1,375 1,181 1, 181 194

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 42

Walter E. Cross R 1 Jerry L. Staples R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 8, 173 1, 835 903 624 1,527 308

TOTAL 8, 173 1, 835 903 624 1,527 308

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 43

Barbara J. Yamrick D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 8,735 995 829 829 166

TOTAL 8,735 995 829 829 166

77 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 43

Debbie Allen R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 10,165 1,665 1,449 1,449 216

TOTAL 10,165 1, 665 1,449 1,449 216

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 44

Vic Meyers D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CUSTER 421 123 95 95 28 FREMONT 6,599 1,385 980 980 405 PUEBLO 4,218 641 484 484 157 TELLER 902 126 103 103 23

TOTAL 12,140 2,275 1,662 1, 662 613

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 44 Larry Schwarz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CUSTER 1,258 807 695 695 112 FREMONT 8,924 2,105 1,835 1,835 270 PUEBLO 2,894 765 625 625 140 TELLER 1,785 476 379 379 97

TOTAL 14,861 4,153 3,534 3,534 619

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 45

Brian Miller D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

PUEBLO 16,358 3,122 2,438 2,438 684

TOTAL 16,358 3,122 2,438 2,438 684

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 45

Joyce R. Lawrence R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

PUEBLO 8,059 2,463 2,137 2,137 326

TOTAL 8,059 2,463 2,137 2,137 326

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT1 46

Gilbert E. Romero D 1

# REG « VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

PUEBLO 18,786 2,962 2,267 2,267 695 TOTAL 18,786 2,962 2,267 2,267 695

78 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13. 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 47

Nike Salaz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BACA 1,300 759 617 617 142 BENT 852 246 205 205 41 CROWLEY 870 454 378 378 76 LASANIMAS 974 438 367 367 71 OTERO 3,706 987 826 826 161 PUEBLO 1,134 249 216 216 33

TOTAL 8,836 3,133 2,609 2,609 524

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 48

Dave Owen R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

WELD 14,075 3,867 3,252 3,252 615

TOTAL 14,075 3,867 3,252 3,252 615

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 49

Daniel W. (Dan) Dean D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 6,023 978 832 832 146 WELD 2,503 415 325 325 90

TOTAL 8,526 1,393 1,157 1,157 236

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 49

Steve Johnson R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 11,961 3,471 2,887 2,887 584 WELD 4,014 1,077 848 848 229

TOTAL 15,975 4,548 3,735 3,735 813

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 50

James Riesberg D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

WELD 6,871 1,047 841 841 206

TOTAL 6,871 1,047 841 841 206

79 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Auff 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 50

Taxnbor Williams R 1 Norman G. Johnson R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 iCAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

WELD 7/832 2, 090 1,269 653 1/ 922 168

TOTAL 7/832 2, 090 1,269 653 1/ 922 168

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 51

Lenard Larkin D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 8,340 1,370 1, 125 1, 125 245

TOTAL 8,340 1, 370 1,125 1, 125 245

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 51

William G.. Kaufman R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 15,928 4,964 4,069 4,069 895

TOTAL 15,928 4,964 4,069 4,069 895

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 52

Stephen C. (Steve) Tool R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 13,679 3, 647 2,949 2,949 698

TOTAL 13,679 3,647 2,949 2,949 698

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 53

Bob Bacon D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 9,087 1,312 1, 116 1, 116 196

TOTAL 9,087 1,312 1,116 1, 116 196

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 53

Thomas L. Lynch R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 11,844 2,656 2, 142 2,142 514

TOTAL 11, 844 2,656 2,142 2,142 514

80 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Auo 13, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 54

Vicki Felmlee D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 1,383 217 157 157 60 MESA 8,205 1,537 1,264 1,264 273

TOTAL 9,588 1,754 1,421 1,421 333

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT1 54

Matt Smith R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 2,164 470 382 382 88 MESA 11,966 2,983 2,499 2,499 484

TOTAL 14,130 3,453 2,881 2,881 572

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 55

Joseph V. Marie, II D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

MESA 9,539 1, 811 1,421 1,421 390

TOTAL 9,539 1,811 1,421 1,421 390

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 55

Gayle Berry R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

MESA 14,183 3,534 2,940 2,940 594

TOTAL 14,183 3,534 2,940 2,940 594

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 56

J. B. Smith D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

EAGLE 4,181 655 389 389 266 GARFIELD 785 111 79 79 32 GRAND 1,396 276 199 199 77 JACKSON 223 129 78 78 51 ROUTT 3,336 324 202 202 122

TOTAL 9,921 1,495 947 947 548

81 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 56

Jack Taylor R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

EAGLE 5,653 736 580 580 156 GARFIELD 620 130 95 95 35 GRAND 3, 482 1,352 1,027 1,027 325 JACKSON 629 365 290 290 75 ROUTT 4,026 510 438 438 72

TOTAL 14,410 3,093 2,430 2,430 663

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 57

Russell George R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

GARFIELD 6,484 2,068 1,804 1,804 264 MOFFAT 3,648 775 630 630 145 PITKIN 1,443 326 245 245 81 RIOBLANCO 2,360 498 410 410 88

TOTAL 13,935 3,667 3,089 3,089 57 8

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT1 58

Cole Wist D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 2,826 678 526 526 152 DOLORES 562 118 74 74 44 MONTEZUMA 1,432 275 184 184 91 MONTROSE 4,639 902 728 728 174 OURAY 427 97 73 73 24 SANMIGUEL 1,620 797 253 253 544

TOTAL 11,506 2,867 1,838 1,838 1,029

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT1 58

Kay L. Alexander R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 4,592 1,292 1,017 1, 017 275 DOLORES 273 60 44 44 16 MONTEZUMA 2,167 425 338 338 87 MONTROSE 7,475 1,759 1,517 1,517 242 OURAY 1,557 822 584 584 238 SANMIGUEL 913 153 96 96 57

TOTAL 16,977 4,511 3,596 3,596 915

82 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 59

Jim Dyer D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARCHULETA 1, 197 111 96 96 15 LAPLATA 7,430 682 588 588 94 MONTEZUMA 2,088 365 305 305 60 SANJUAN 163 12 11 11 1

TOTAL 10,878 1,170 1,000 1,000 170

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 59

Norman A. Olson (Write-in) R

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARCHULETA 2,367 336 3 2 334 LAPLATA 9,020 1,180 8 8 1,172 MONTEZUMA 2,854 495 0 0 495 SANJUAN 162 18 0 0 18

TOTAL 14,403 2,029 10 10 2,019

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 60

Lewis H. Entz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 2,367 1,214 1,084 1,084 130 CONEJOS 1,568 671 593 593 78 COSTILLA 265 100 86 86 14 HUERFANO 641 166 144 144 22 LASANIMAS 401 202 155 155 47 MINERAL 125 57 53 53 4 RIOGRANDE 2,325 643 598 598 45 SAGUACHE 811 346 258 258 88

TOTAL 8,503 3,399 2,971 2,971 428

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 61

Jim Gelwicks D 1 Carl Miller D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 2,563 610 275 307 582 28 GUNNISON 2,519 462 348 90 438 24 HINSDALE 157 69 26 31 57 12 LAKE 1,930 836 91 720 811 25 PARK 1,826 413 165 17 8 343 70 PITKIN 1, 358 362 142 89 231 131 TELLER 1,405 247 82 122 204 43

TOTAL 11,758 2 , 999 1, 129 1,537 2, 666 333

83 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 61

Bruce Brayton R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 3,096 881 667 667 214 GUNNISON 2, 648 454 323 323 131 HINSDALE 433 274 176 17 6 98 LAKE 749 221 163 163 58 PARK 3,064 883 678 678 205 PITKIN 1,184 247 167 167 80 TELLER 3,626 980 745 745 235

TOTAL 14,800 3,940 2,919 2,919 1,021

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 62

Ron Jenkins D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CLEARCREEK 1,629 324 242 242 82 GILPIN 822 121 84 84 37 JEFFERSON 5,058 705 620 620 85 SUMMIT 2,786 1,049 651 651 398

TOTAL 10,295 2,199 1,597 1, 597 602

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 62

Bryan S. Sullivant R 1 Scott Davies R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

CLEARCREEK 2,091 617 326 257 583 34 GILPIN 830 221 117 83 200 21 JEFFERSON 7,440 2,079 609 1, 427 2,036 43 SUMMIT 4,513 1,226 1,013 183 1,196 30

TOTAL 14,874 4,143 2, 065 1, 950 4,015 128

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 63

Michael (Mike) Allen D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 484 63 52 52 ii CHEYENNE 346 131 104 104 27 ELBERT 1,839 404 331 331 73 KIOWA 374 79 51 51 28 KITCARSON 1,056 240 183 183 57 LINCOLN 752 248 192 192 56 PROWERS 2,114 330 238 238 92 YUMA 1,467 330 253 253 77

TOTAL 8,432 1,825 1,404 1,404 421

84 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 63

Brad Young R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 967 280 218 218 62 CHEYENNE 850 445 329 329 116 ELBERT 4,225 1,705 1, 258 1,258 447 KIOWA 519 162 136 136 26 KITCARSON 2,285 752 563 563 189 LINCOLN 1,352 619 502 502 117 PROWERS 2,565 656 596 596 60 YUMA 2,388 792 654 654 138

TOTAL 15,151 5,411 4,256 4,256 1,155

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 64

Jeanne M. AdJcins R 1 John M. Muller R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DOUGLAS 29,866 5,297 3,051 i. 602 4,853 444

TOTAL 29,866 5,297 3,051 i,i602 4,853 444

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 65

Jeff Bauer D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LOGAN 3,026 601 499 499 102 MORGAN 3,137 514 439 439 75 PHILLIPS 659 131 98 98 33 SEDGWICK 383 107 84 84 23 WASHINGTON 626 167 113 113 54

TOTAL 7,831 1,520 1,233 1,233 287

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 65

Marilyn N. Musgrave R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LOGAN 3,798 1,538 1,295 1,295 243 MORGAN 5,170 1,522 1,226 1,226 296 PHILLIPS 1,376 504 424 424 80 SEDGWICK 865 336 277 277 59 WASHINGTON 1,970 860 700 700 160

TOTAL 13,179 4,760 3,922 3,922 838

85 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 1

Dave Thomas D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

GILPIN 622 121 88 88 33 JEFFERSON 79,063 13,320 11,389 11, 389 1,931

TOTAL 79,885 13,441 11,477 11,477 1,964

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 1

Guy Heyl S 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

GILPIN 831 221 141 141 80 JEFFERSON 112,034 26, 190 21,808 21,808 4,382

TOTAL 112,865 26,411 21,949 21,949 4,462

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 2

Bill Ritter, Jr. D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 139,373 37,824 21,232 21,232 16,592

TOTAL 139,373 37,824 21,232 21,232 16,592

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 3

Glenn Davis D 1 Lee Allen Hawke D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

HUERFANO 2,934 1, 167 598 386 984 203 LASANIMAS 5,705 2,724 1,609 920 2,529 195

TOTAL 8,639 3,911 2,207 1,306 3,513 398

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 3

Frank Ruybalid R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

HUERFANO 641 166 130 130 36 LASANIMAS 1,375 640 476 476 164

TOTAL 2,016 806 606 606 200

86 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13. 1996

DISTRICT ATTORNEY -DISTRICT 4

Jeanne M. Smith R 1 Bill Aspinwall R 2

« REG * VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NOi VOTE

ELPASO 115,305 37,782 19, 541 16, 544 36,085 1, 697 TELLER 5,412 1,456 715 617 1,332 124

TOTAL 120,617 39,238 20,256 17, 161 37,417 1 ( 821

DISTRICT ATTORNEY -DISTRICT 5

Pete Michaelson D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CLEARCREEK 1,629 324 252 252 72 EAGLE 4,182 655 435 435 220 LAKE 1,931 836 497 497 339 SUMMIT 2,787 1,049 780 780 269

TOTAL 10,529 2,864 1,964 1,964 900

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 6

Sarah F . Law D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARCHULETA 1, 198 111 81 81 30 LAPLATA 7,430 682 562 562 120 SANJUAN 164 12 7 7 5

TOTAL 8,792 805 650 650 155

DISTRICT ATTORNEY -DISTRICT 7

Wyatt Angelo R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 6,756 1,762 1,316 1,316 446 GUNNISON 2,649 454 355 355 99 HINSDALE 434 274 184 184 90 MONTROSE 7,475 1,759 1,338 1,338 421 OURAY 1,557 822 533 533 289 SANMIGUEL 914 153 102 102 51

TOTAL 19,785 5,224 3,828 3,828 1,396

DISTRICT ATTORNEY -DISTRICT 8

Stu VanMeveren R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JACKSON 630 365 247 247 118 LARIMER 53,412 14,738 12,203 12,203 2,535

TOTAL 54,042 15,103 12,450 12,450 2,653

87 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 9

Mark "Mac" Myers D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

GARFIELD 5,622 1,117 880 880 237 PITKIN 2,975 789 533 533 256 RIOBLANCO 650 139 88 88 51

TOTAL 9,247 2,045 1,501 1,501 544

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 9

Milton K. Blakey R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

GARFIELD 7,105 2,198 1, 671 1,671 527 PITKIN 2, 628 573 398 398 175 RIOBLANCO 2,361 498 349 349 149

TOTAL 12,094 3,269 2,418 2,418 851

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 10

G.F. "Gus" Sandstrom D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

PUEBLO 41,612 7,099 5,219 5,219 1,880

TOTAL 41,612 7,099 5,219 5,219 1,880

DISTRICT ATTORNEY - DI STRICT 11

Edward J. Rodgers III R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 3,097 881 642 642 239 CUSTER 1,259 807 606 606 201 FREMONT 8,924 2,105 1,714 1,714 391 PARK 3,064 883 670 670 213

TOTAL 16,344 4,676 3,632 3,632 1,044

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 12

Cathy L. Mullens D 1 Bob Pastore D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 2,648 1, 188 493 667 1, 160 28 CONEJOS 2,313 1,133 325 737 1, 062 71 COSTILLA 1, 868 1, 191 499 607 1, 106 85 MINERAL 377 248 128 99 227 21 RIOGRANDE 2, 198 644 267 362 629 15 SAGUACHE 1, 344 388 137 183 320 68

TOTAL 10,748 4,792 1, 849 2,655 4,504 288

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ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 12

Peter L. Corner R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 2,367 1,214 890 890 324 CONEJOS 1,569 671 516 516 155 COSTILLA 265 100 71 71 29 MINERAL 125 57 47 47 10 RIOGRANDE 2,325 64 3 510 510 133 SAGUACHE 811 346 226 226 120

TOTAL 7,462 3,031 2,260 2,260 771

DISTRICT ATTORNEY DISTRICT 13

Mark Adams D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

KITCARSON 1,056 240 183 183 57 LOGAN 3,026 601 509 509 92 MORGAN 3,137 514 423 423 91 PHILLIPS 659 131 91 91 40 SEDGWICK 383 107 87 87 20 WASHINGTON 626 167 117 117 50 YUMA 1,467 330 247 247 83

TOTAL 10,354 2,090 1,657 1,657 433

DISTRICT ATTORNEY DISTRICT 13

Chris Hefty R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

KITCARSON 2,286 752 553 553 199 LOGAN 3,799 1,538 771 771 767 MORGAN 5,171 1,522 1,108 1,108 414 PHILLIPS 1,376 504 307 307 197 SEDGWICK 866 336 195 195 141 WASHINGTON 1,971 860 438 438 422 YUMA 2,388 792 570 570 222

TOTAL 17,857 6,304 3,942 3,942 2,362

DISTRICT ATTORNEY •DISTRICT 14

Paul R. McLimans R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

GRAND 3,483 1,352 948 948 404 MOFFAT 3, 648 775 578 578 197 ROUTT 4,026 510 374 374 136

TOTAL 11,157 2,637 1,900 1,900 737

89 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DISTRICT 15

Ronald E. Foster D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BACA 1,306 254 173 173 81 CHEYENNE 347 131 99 99 32 KIOWA 375 79 54 54 25 PROWERS 2,114 330 222 222 108

TOTAL 4,142 794 548 548 246

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 16

Gary R. Stork D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BENT 1,553 240 191 191 49 CROWLEY 668 309 228 228 81 OTERO 4,294 631 506 506 125

TOTAL 6,535 1,180 925 925 255

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 17

Robert S. Grant D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 52,960 8,996 7,303 7,303 1, 693

TOTAL 52,960 8,996 7,303 7,303 1,693

DISTRICT ATTORNEY - DI STRICT 18

Jim Peters R 1 Joe Epstein R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 107,570 23,703 14,311 7,596 21,907 1,796 DOUGLAS 34,809 6,305 3,613 2, 179 5,792 513 ELBERT 4,226 1,705 921 594 1,515 190 LINCOLN 1,352 619 431 155 566 33

TOTAL 147,957 32,332 19,276 10,524 29,800 2,532

DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DISTRICT 19

A.M. (Al) Domingruez R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

WELD 27,920 7,500 5,941 5,941 1,559

TOTAL 27,920 7,500 5,941 5,941 1,559

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ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON Aug 13, 1996 DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 20

Alex Hunter D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 61,125 13,179 9,536 9,536 3, 643

TOTAL 61, 125 13,179 9,536 9,536 3,643

DISTRICT ATTORNEY •DISTRICT 21

Prank J. Daniels D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

MESA 17,745 3,348 2,816 2,816 532

TOTAL 17,745 3,348 2,816 2,816 532

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-•DISTRICT 22

Michael P. Green D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DOLORES 563 118 95 95 23 MONTEZUMA 3,520 640 496 496 144

TOTAL 4,083 758 591 591 167

DISTRICT ATTORNEY DISTRICT 22

George Buck R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DOLORES 273 60 31 31 29 MONTEZUMA 5,022 920 604 604 316

TOTAL 5,295 980 635 635 345

91 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Bill Clinton/Al Gore D 1 Bob Dole/Jack Kemp R 2 Harry Browne/Jo Jorgensen L 3 Charles E. Collins /Rosemary Giumarra I 4 Earl F. Dodge/Rachel Bubar Kelly P 5 John Hagelin/Mike Tompkins N 6 James E. Harris/Laura Garza S 7 Mary Cal Hollis /Eric Chester T 8 Monica Moorehead/Gloria Estela La Riva W 9 Ralph Nader/Winona LaDuke G 10 Ross Perot/Pat Choate F 11 Howard Phillips/Herbert W. Titus A 12 Diane Beall Templin/Gary Van Horn M 13

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

ADAMS 150,494 95,226 48,314 36, 666 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 2,330 2,038 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 68,306 82,778 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 997 1,963 BACA 3,125 2,458 659 1,321 BENT 3,076 2,326 1, 046 917 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 63,316 41, 922 CHAPFEE 8,228 6,643 2,768 3,052 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1, 201 328 739 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1, 863 1,746 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,726 1, 149 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 1, 168 333 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 559 680 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 412 920 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 3,584 6,047 DENVER 314,553 198,101 120,312 58,529 DOLORES 1,063 836 276 417 DOUGLAS 71,987 53,092 16,232 32,120 EAGLE 18, 806 11,591 5,094 4,637 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 1, 894 4,125 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 55, 822 102,403 FREMONT 22, 945 14,835 5,344 7,437 GARFIELD 21,815 14,313 5,722 6,281 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 799 682 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,012 2,264 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2,812 2,230 HINSDALE 730 566 185 289 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,483 996 JACKSON 1,190 852 222 486 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 89,494 101,517 KIOWA 1, 160 904 246 549 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1, 073 2,068 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1, 338 728 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 6,509 8, 057 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 40, 965 45,935 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 3,611 1, 905 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 729 1,272 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,765 4,032 MESA 64,552 48,950 17,114 24,761 MINERAL 602 460 192 179 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1, 635 2,466 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 2,578 4,175 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 4,019 6,730 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 3,347 4,557 OTERO 11,379 7,850 3,386 3,356 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 569 984 PARK 8, 176 5,320 1, 844 2,661 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 706 1, 284 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 3,949 1,969 PROWERS 6, 900 4,784 1,745 2,504 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 28,791 17,402 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 731 1, 697 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1,720 2,129 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,660 3,019 SAGUACHE 3, 064 2,198 969 712 SANJUAN 567 383 133 153 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,535 773 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 519 715 SUMMIT 12,990 8, 501 3,970 3,261 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 2,312 4,458 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 649 1,566 WELD 77,699 57,525 21, 325 26,518 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1, 439 2,589

TOTAL 2,284,822 1, 551, 004 671, 152 691, 848

92 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

Bill Clinton/Al Gore D 1 Bob Dole/Jack Kemp R 2 Harry Browne/Jo Jorgensen L 3 Charles E. Coll ins /Rosemary Oiumarra I 4 Earl F. Dodge/Rachel Bubar Kelly P 5 John Hagelin/Mike Tompkins N 6 James E. Harris /Laura Garza S 7 Mary Cal Hollis/Eric Chester T 0 Monica Moorehead/Gloria Estela La Riva w 9 Ralph Nader /Winona LaDuke G 10 Ross Perot /Pat Choate F 11

Howard Phi Hips /Herbert w . TiCus A 12 Diane Beall Templin/Gary Van Horn M 13

CAND 3 CAND 4 CAND 5 CAND 6

ADAMS 596 182 24 76 ALAMOSA 34 6 0 5 ARAPAHOE 1, 063 170 24 197 ARCHULETA 30 5 3 9 BACA 9 2 0 0 BENT 2 3 2 2 BOULDER 1,469 219 22 446 CHAFFEE 45 8 2 9 CHEYENNE 3 7 1 0 CLEARCREEK 64 12 0 13 CONEJOS 5 11 1 5 COSTILLA 5 0 1 0 CROWLEY 8 0 1 1 CUSTER 15 3 0 3 DELTA 79 24 4 7 DENVER 2,117 453 97 366 DOLORES 6 0 0 1 DOUGLAS 315 66 7 54 EAGLE 100 6 0 29 ELBERT 72 21 1 10 ELPASO 1, 237 262 39 231 FREMONT 68 26 1 19 GARFIELD 117 15 1 32 GILPIN 29 1 1 4 GRAND 37 10 0 15 GUNNISON 71 7 1 26 HINSDALE 2 0 0 0 HUERFANO 9 10 0 1 JACKSON 3 2 0 1 JEFFERSON 1,763 383 47 354 KIOWA 2 5 2 0 KITCARSON 11 1 4 2 LAKE 38 3 0 6 LAPLATA 126 18 0 29 LARIMER 1, 050 319 29 258 LASANIMAS 30 19 0 5 LINCOLN 9 6 0 3 LOGAN 55 25 3 6 MESA 356 87 11 66 MINERAL 2 0 0 1 MOFFAT 41 8 1 2 MONTEZUMA 32 17 0 12 MONTROSE 83 18 2 14 MORGAN 26 22 6 2 OTERO 21 18 4 5 OURAY 12 2 0 3 PARK 70 11 0 13 PHILLIPS 15 8 1 1 PITKIN 129 3 2 18 PROWERS 19 9 1 2 PUEBLO 159 55 8 36 RIOBLANCO 14 2 0 1 RIOGRANDE 14 12 1 4 ROUTT 104 9 0 22 SAGUACHE 17 5 0 3 SANJUAN 5 2 0 2 SANMIGUEL 49 5 0 13 SEDGWICK 11 0 0 1 SUMMIT 119 8 1 33 TELLER 74 13 2 11 WASHINGTON 7 9 3 2 WELD 307 167 13 52 YUMA 12 9 1 3

TOTAL 12,392 2,809 375 2,547

93 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

Bill Clinton/Al Gore D 1 Bob Dole/Jack Kemp R 2 Harry Browne/Jo Jorgensen L 3 Charles E. Collins /Rosemary Giumarra I 4 Earl F. Dodge/Rachel Bubar Kelly P 5 John Hagelin/Mike Tompkins N 6 James E. Harris/Laura Garza S 7 Mary Cal Hollis/Eric Chester T 8 Monica Moorehead/Gloria Estela La Riva W 9 Ralph Nader /Winona LaDuke G 10 Ross Perot/Pat Choate F 11 Howard Phillips /Herbert W. Titus A 12 Diane Beall Tempi in/Gary Van Horn M 13

CAND 7 CAND 8 CAND 9 CAND 10

ADAMS 9 34 41 869 ALAMOSA 1 1 0 80 ARAPAHOE 9 65 36 1,549 ARCHULETA 0 0 1 58 BACA 0 1 0 11 BENT 0 0 1 13 BOULDER 11 101 56 6,772 CHAFFEE 1 1 1 76 CHEYENNE 0 0 0 1 CLEARCREEK 0 3 0 79 CONEJOS 0 2 6 26 COSTILLA 0 0 1 21 CROWLEY 1 0 1 3 CUSTER 0 0 0 25 DELTA 0 4 4 237 DENVER 92 154 96 3,423 DOLORES 0 0 0 12 DOUGLAS 6 9 10 415 EAGLE 0 5 8 263 ELBERT 1 2 2 64 ELPASO 28 47 86 1,653 FREMONT 0 2 1 131 GARFIELD 1 7 3 369 GILPIN 0 1 0 86 GRAND 0 2 3 65 GUNNISON 0 1 5 284 HINSDALE 0 1 0 14 HUERFANO 0 1 1 62 JACKSON 0 1 0 9 JEFFERSON 22 66 56 2,600 KIOWA 0 0 0 5 KITCARSON 2 4 3 12 LAKE 0 0 4 57 LAPLATA 1 8 10 1,119 LARIMER 13 48 23 1, 691 LASANIMAS 2 2 8 33 LINCOLN 0 1 0 7 LOGAN 2 3 5 39 MESA 9 6 18 379 MINERAL 0 0 2 1 MOFFAT 0 0 0 26 MONTEZUMA 0 4 2 161 MONTROSE 2 2 3 137 MORGAN 3 1 1 29 OTERO 2 15 5 31 OURAY 0 2 3 52 PARK 1 2 2 87 PHILLIPS 0 0 0 2 PITKIN 2 0 2 365 PROWERS 2 0 0 20 PUEBLO 13 11 17 376 RIOBLANCO 0 0 7 17 RIOGRANDE 0 0 1 30 ROUTT 0 0 7 147 SAGUACHE 0 0 5 75 SANJUAN 1 0 0 19 SANMIGUEL 0 18 2 116 SEDGWICK 0 1 1 4 SUMMIT 0 1 2 188 TELLER 1 3 4 92 WASHINGTON 0 0 0 6 WELD 4 23 43 465 YUMA 2 3 0 12 TOTAL 244 669 599 25,070

94 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

Bill clineon/Al Gore D 1 Bob Dole/Jack Kemp R 2 Harry Browne /Jo Jorgensen L 3 Charles E. Coll ins /Rosemary Giumarra I 4 Earl F. Dodge/Rachel Bubar Kelly P 5 John Hagelin/Mike Tompkins N 6 James E. Harris/Laura Oarza S 7 Mary Cal Hollis/Eric Chester T 8 Monica Moorehead/Oloria Estela La Riva W 9 Ralph Nader /Winona LaDuke G 10 Ross Perot/Pat Choate F 11 Howard Phillips/Herbert w. Titus A 12 Diane Beall Templin/Gary Van Horn M 13

CAND 11 CAND 12 CAND 13 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 7,206 172 25 94,214 1, 012 ALAMOSA 437 9 2 4,943 169 ARAPAHOE 8,476 283 40 162,996 3,187 ARCHULETA 360 11 0 3,437 84 BACA 203 10 3 2,219 239 BENT 209 3 1 2, 199 127 BOULDER 6,840 152 28 121,354 2,589 CHAFFEE 538 12 2 6,515 128 CHEYENNE 91 4 2 1, 176 25 CLEARCREEK 365 14 1 4,160 136 CONEJOS 245 9 1 3, 186 288 COSTILLA 112 0 0 1, 641 57 CROWLEY 114 1 2 1,371 64 CUSTER 164 20 0 1, 562 102 DELTA 1, 060 46 4 11,100 512 DENVER 8,777 311 87 194,814 3,287 DOLORES 95 0 0 807 29 DOUGLAS 2,662 67 12 51, 975 1,117 EAGLE 1, 193 5 1 11, 341 250 ELBERT 507 57 2 6,758 191 ELPASO 11, 175 376 82 173,441 3,769 FREMONT 1,438 39 7 14,513 322 GARFIELD 1, 562 22 6 14,138 17 5 GILPIN 184 1 1 1,789 12 GRAND 473 7 2 4,890 54 GUNNISON 570 10 4 6,021 72 HINSDALE 56 0 0 547 19 HUERFANO 210 1 2 2,776 313 JACKSON 107 2 0 833 19 JEFFERSON 12,967 378 76 209,723 3,898 KIOWA 74 3 0 886 18 KITCARSON 235 14 3 3,432 85 LAKE 274 1 1 2,450 64 LAPLATA 1,403 38 3 17,321 368 LARIMER 6,823 260 36 97,450 3,566 LASANXMAS 427 0 0 6,042 314 LINCOLN 164 8 4 2, 203 37 LOGAN 609 34 8 7,586 408 MESA 3,707 81 17 46,612 2,338 MINERAL 69 1 0 447 13 MOFFAT 649 5 3 4,836 80 MONTEZUMA 827 20 3 7,831 367 MONTROSE 1,187 32 10 12,239 551 MORGAN 687 21 5 8,707 150 OTERO 581 8 5 7,437 413 OURAY 167 0 0 1,794 29 PARK 534 13 3 5,241 79 PHILLIPS 156 10 2 2,185 58 PITKIN 535 11 0 6,985 164 PROWERS 342 6 2 4,652 132 PUEBLO 3,374 42 17 50,301 3,546 RIOBLANCO 243 3 0 2,715 51 RIOGRANDE 379 10 1 4,301 227 ROUTT 859 6 4 7,837 108 SAGUACHE 160 6 0 1, 952 246 SANJUAN 50 3 2 370 13 SANMIGUEL 231 1 0 2,743 37 SEDGWICK 101 4 0 1,357 19 SUMMIT 823 11 2 8,419 82 TELLER 707 14 4 7,695 236 WASHINGTON 190 6 2 2,440 42 WELD 4,347 100 26 53,390 4,135 YUMA 319 19 1 4,409 78

TOTAL 99,629 2,813 557 1, 510,704 40,300

95 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 UNITED STATES SENATOR

Tom Strickland D 1 Wayne Allard R a Randy MacKenzie N 3 Gary Cooper (Writei-in) U 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

Congressional 1 354,174 221,495 128,417 70,248 Congressional 2 391,441 265,004 133,532 112,721 Congressional 3 405,410 278,139 120,620 132,281 Congressional 4 360,013 256, 699 98,660 140,108 Congressional 5 401,166 281,531 95,034 170,918 Congressional 6 372,618 248,136 101,337 124,049

TOTAL 2, 284,822 1,551,004 677,600 750,325

UNITED STATES SENATOR

Tom Strickland D 1 Wayne Allard R 2 Randy MacKenzie N 3 Gary Cooper (Write-in) O 4

CAND 3 CAND 4 TOTAL NO VOTE

Congressional 1 5,663 1 204,329 17,166 Congressional 2 8,671 1 254,925 10,079 Congressional 3 7,526 43 260,470 17,669 Congressional 4 7,074 8 •245,850 10,849 Congressional 5 6,712 11 272,675 8, 856 Congressional 6 5,974 a 231,362 16,774

TOTAL 41,620 66 1,469,611 81,393

96 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 UNITED STATES SENATOR

Tom Strickland D 1 Wayne Allard R 2 Randy MacKenzie N 3 Gary Cooper (Write-in) U 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 ADAMS 150,494 95,226 47,538 42,566 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 2,286 2,498 ARAPAHOE 270,189 166,183 68,053 87,768 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 1,117 2,189 BACA 3,125 2,458 619 1,510 BENT 3,076 2,326 970 1,215 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 70,013 45,419 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 2,680 3,651 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 290 852 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1,875 1, 881 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,727 1,428 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 1,089 439 CROWLEY 1,989 1,435 493 835 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 452 1,045 DELTA 15,771 11,612 4,114 6,769 DENVER 314,553 198,101 116,374 60,306 DOLORES 1, 063 836 310 469 DOUGLAS 71,987 53,092 17,000 33,965 EAGLE 18,806 11,591 5,720 5,087 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 1,768 4,644 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 60,122 108,417 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 5,554 8, 562 GARFIELD 21,815 14,313 6,288 7,185 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 920 740 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,062 2,591 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 3, 151 2,499 HINSDALE 730 566 192 313 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1, 623 1, 182 JACKSON 1,190 852 175 608 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 86,773 105,119 KIOWA 1,160 904 229 637 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 874 2,480 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1,328 987 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 8,014 8,551 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 41, 936 52,700 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 3,428 2,591 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 648 1,497 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,485 5,075 MESA 64,552 48,950 18, 674 24,964 MINERAL 602 460 184 223 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1, 603 3,088 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 2,552 4,475 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 4,085 6,765 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 2,923 5,459 OTERO 11,379 7,850 3,224 4,232 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 673 1,047 PARK 8,17 6 5,320 2,005 3,011 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 610 1,549 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 4,463 2,104 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 1,606 2,960 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 26,368 18,541 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 793 1,842 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1,761 2,494 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,628 3,773 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 1,047 840 SANJUAN 567 383 152 177 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,510 913 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 450 891 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,253 3, 654 TELLER 11,520 7,931 2,575 4,837 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 500 1, 882 WELD 77,699 57,525 20,456 31,218 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1,215 3,116

TOTAL 2, 284,822 1,,551,004 677,600 750,325

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ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 UNITED STATES SENATOR

Tom Strickland D 1 Wayne Allard R 2 Randy MacKenzie N 3 Gary Cooper (Write -in) D 4

CAND 3 CAND 4 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 3,494 3 93,601 1,625 ALAMOSA 102 0 4,886 226 ARAPAHOE 3,790 6 159,617 6,566 ARCHULETA 116 0 3,422 99 BACA 57 0 2,186 272 BENT 46 0 2,231 95 BOULDER 4,358 0 119,790 4,153 CHAFFEE 132 1 6,464 179 CHEYENNE 32 0 1,174 27 CLEARCREEK 162 0 3,918 378 CONEJOS 77 0 3,232 242 COSTILLA 37 0 1,565 133 CROWLEY 37 0 1,365 70 CUSTER 45 0 1, 542 122 DELTA 292 0 11,175 437 DENVER 4,820 1 181, 501 16, 600 DOLORES 15 0 794 42 DOUGLAS 1,039 5 52,009 1,083 EAGLE 310 16 11,133 458 ELBERT 191 0 6, 603 346 ELPASO 4,542 3 173,084 4,126 FREMONT 450 0 14,566 269 GARFIELD 561 0 14,034 279 GILPIN 109 0 1,769 32 GRAND 172 0 4,825 119 GUNNISON 248 0 5,898 195 HINSDALE 25 0 530 36 HUERFANO 80 0 2,885 204 JACKSON 22 0 805 47 JEFFERSON 5,328 0 197,220 16,401 KIOWA 14 0 880 24 KITCARSON 58 0 3,412 105 LAKE 116 0 2,431 83 LAPLATA 398 16 16,979 710 LARIMER 3,077 0 97,713 3,303 LASANIMAS 125 0 6,144 212 LINCOLN 49 0 2,194 46 LOGAN 268 4 7,832 162 MESA 1,258 0 44,896 4,054 MINERAL 22 0 429 31 MOFFAT 133 0 4,824 92 MONTEZUMA 218 0 7,245 953 MONTROSE 271 0 11, 121 1, 669 MORGAN 247 0 8,629 228 OTERO 180 0 7,636 214 OURAY 50 0 1,770 53 PARK 197 8 5,221 99 PHILLIPS 36 0 2,195 48 PITKIN 198 0 6,765 384 PROWERS 99 0 4,665 119 PUEBLO 977 0 45,886 7,961 RIOBLANCO 65 2 2,702 64 RIOGRANDE 132 0 4,387 141 ROUTT 300 0 7,701 244 SAGUACHE 66 0 1,953 245 SANJUAN 32 0 361 22 SANMIGUEL 237 0 2,660 120 SEDGWICK 24 0 1,365 11 SUMMIT 344 0 8,251 250 TELLER 261 0 7,673 258 WASHINGTON 46 0 2,428 54 WELD 1,348 1 53,023 4,502 YUMA 85 0 4,416 71

TOTAL 41, 620 66 1,, 469,611 81,393

98 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS -DISTRICT 1

Joe Rogers R 1 Diana DeGette D 2 Richard Combs L 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 21, 404 12,617 5,005 6, 621 421 12,047 570 ARAPAHOE 18,208 10,029 4,402 4,741 284 9,427 602 DENVER 314,552 198,101 70,133 101,269 4,963 176,365 21,736

TOTAL 354,164 220,747 79,540 112,631 5,668 197,839 22,908

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 2

Patricia (Pat) Miller R 1 David Skaggs D 2 W, Earl Allen L 3

Larry E . Johnson H 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

ADAMS 92,940 60,148 24,178 31,805 BOULDER 186,561 123,943 38,271 75,129 CLEARCREEK 6,263 4,296 1,724 2,082 GILPIN 2,742 1,801 648 960 JEFFERSON 102,925 74,068 33,044 35,918

TOTAL 391,431 264,256 97,865 145,894

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS -DISTRICT

Patricia (Pat) Miller R 1 David Skaggs D 2 W. Earl Allen L 3 Larry E. Johnson H 4

CAND 3 CAND 4 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 1,423 706 58,112 2,036 BOULDER 2,950 3,445 119,795 4,148 CLEARCREEK 111 161 4,078 218 GILPIN 67 75 1,750 51 JEFFERSON 1,170 1,917 72,049 2,019

TOTAL 5,721 6,304 255,784 8,472

99 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS -DISTRICT 3

Scott Mclnnis R 1 Albert L. Gurule D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 6,523 5,112 3,101 1, 852 4,953 159 ARCHULETA 5,198 3,521 2,661 841 3,502 19 CHAFFEE 8,227 6,643 4,574 1,791 6,365 278 CONEJOS 4,430 3,474 1,524 1,726 3,250 224 COSTILLA 2,332 1, 698 417 1, 140 1,557 141 CUSTER 2,276 1, 664 1,218 306 1, 524 140 DELTA 15,770 11, 612 8,479 2,515 10, 994 618 DOLORES 1, 062 836 550 221 771 65 DOUGLAS 2, 819 2,129 1, 535 441 1,976 153 EAGLE 18,805 11, 591 7,550 3,328 10, 878 713 FREMONT 10, 628 6,853 5,080 1,756 6, 836 17 GARFIELD 21, 814 14,313 10,118 3,906 14,024 289 GRAND 7,680 4,944 3,355 1, 328 4,683 261 GUNNISON 9,572 6,093 3,551 2,134 5, 685 408 HINSDALE 729 566 390 123 513 53 HUERFANO 4,402 3,089 1,568 1,271 2,839 250 JACKSON 1, 189 852 641 137 778 74 JEFFERSON 2,413 1,773 1,136 547 1, 683 90 LAKE 3,807 2,514 1, 352 1, 015 2,367 147 LAPLATA 26,735 17,689 11,753 5,033 16,786 903 MESA 64,551 48,950 36,441 10,360 46,801 2, 149 MINERAL 601 460 279 134 413 47 MOFFAT 7,822 4,916 3,751 1, Oil 4,762 154 MONTEZUMA 12,520 8, 198 5,547 2,237 7,784 414 MONTROSE 18,242 12,790 9,775 2,553 12,328 462 OURAY 2,560 1, 823 1,368 377 1,745 78 PARK 8,175 5,320 3,483 1,554 5,037 283 PITKIN 10,772 7,149 3,542 2,896 6,438 711 PUEBLO 80,003 53,847 30,319 21,587 51, 906 1, 941 RIOBLANCO 4,053 2,766 2,339 368 2,707 59 RIOGRANDE 6,250 4,528 3,015 1,376 4,391 137 ROUTT 12,413 7,945 5,166 2,327 7,493 452 SAGUACHE 3,063 2,198 1, 042 880 1, 922 276 SANJUAN 566 383 237 116 353 30 SANMIGUEL 4,407 2,780 1,319 1,219 2,538 242 SUMMIT 12,989 8,501 5, 347 2,547 7,894 607

TOTAL 405,398 279,520 183,523 82,953 266,476 13,044

100 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 4 Bob Schaffer R 1 Guy Kelley D 2 Cynthia Parker N 3 Wea McKinley E 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

ADAMS 36,150 22,461 11,205 8,911 ARAPAHOE 18,427 11,977 8,120 3,142 BACA 3, 124 2,458 953 373 BENT 3,075 2,326 946 1,105 CHEYENNE 1,518 1,201 836 261 CROWLEY 1,988 1,435 779 453 ELBERT 9,953 6,949 4,627 1,491 KIOWA 1,159 904 611 208 KITCARSON 4,537 3,517 2,283 1,026 LARIMER 136,954 101,016 49,458 40,743 LASANIMAS 8,479 6,356 2,092 3,408 LINCOLN 2,762 2,240 1,472 618 LOGAN 9,910 7,994 4,578 2,382 MORGAN 12,445 8,857 5,277 2,710 OTERO 11,378 7,850 3,849 3,035 PHILLIPS 2,824 2,243 1,506 554 PROWERS 6,899 4,784 2,540 1,485 SEDGWICK 1,706 1,376 756 392 WASHINGTON 3,223 2,482 1,796 469 WELD 77,698 57,525 30,342 18,825 YUMA 5,794 4,487 2,986 1,246

TOTAL 360,003 260,438 137,012 92,837

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT

Bob Schaffer R 1 Guy Kelley D 2 Cynthia Parker N 3 Wes McKinley E 4

CAND 3 CAND 4 TOTAL NO VOTE ADAMS 1,074 597 21,787 674 ARAPAHOE 238 271 11,771 206 BACA 15 804 2,145 313 BENT 35 85 2,171 155 CHEYENNE 15 30 1, 142 59 CROWLEY 40 48 1,320 115 ELBERT 168 198 6,484 465 KIOWA 8 43 870 34 KITCARSON 41 56 3,406 111 LARIMER 2,934 1,933 95,068 5,948 LASANIMAS 154 145 5,799 557 LINCOLN 24 38 2,152 88 LOGAN 205 417 7,582 412 MORGAN 151 404 8,542 315 OTERO 167 301 7,352 498 PHILLIPS 30 39 2,129 114 PROWERS 75 482 4,582 202 SEDGWICK 19 40 1,207 169 WASHINGTON 29 77 2,371 111 WELD 1,306 1,311 51,784 5,741 YUMA 62 109 4,403 84 TOTAL 6,790 7,428 244,067 16,371

101 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 5

Mike Robinson D 1 Joel Hefley R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 51, 091 34,568 10, 198 21,477 31, 675 2,893 DOUGLAS 69, 167 50,963 13,309 34,421 47,730 3,233 ELPASO 257,063 177,210 45, 640 122, 342 167,982 9,228 FREMONT 12,316 7,982 2,454 5, 072 7,526 456 TELLER 11,519 7,931 2,059 5,493 7,552 379

TOTAL 401, 156 278,654 73,660 188,805 262,465 16, 189

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 105TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS-DISTRICT 6

Dan Schaefer R 1 Joan Fitz -Gerald D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 182,462 109,609 64,382 36,786 101, 168 8,441 JEFFERSON 190,146 137,780 81, 636 51, 814 133,450 4,330

TOTAL 372,608 247,389 146,018 88,600 234,618 12,771

MEMBER OF THE ;STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION- 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Naomi Bradford R 1 William " Gully " Stanford D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 21,404 12, 617 6,235 5,210 11,445 1, 172 ARAPAHOE 18,208 10,029 4,718 4,088 8, 806 1,223 DENVER 314,552 198,101 68,271 81, 240 149,511 48,590

TOTAL 354,164 220,747 79,224 90,538 169,762 50, 985

102 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION- 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Pat Chlouber R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 6,523 5,112 3,276 3,276 1,836 ARCHULETA 5,198 3,521 2,440 2,440 1,081 CHAFFEE 8,227 6,643 4,752 4,752 1,891 CONEJOS 4,430 3,474 1,809 1,809 1,665 COSTILLA 2,332 1,698 646 646 1,052 CUSTER 2,276 1, 664 1,215 1,215 449 DELTA 15,770 11,612 7,867 7,867 3,745 DOLORES 1,062 836 473 473 363 DOUGLAS 2,819 2,129 1,566 1,566 563 EAGLE 18,805 11,591 7,497 7,497 4,094 FREMONT 10,628 6,853 5,236 5,236 1,617 GARFIELD 21,814 14,313 9,577 9,577 4,736 GRAND 7,680 4,944 3,276 3,276 1,668 GUNNISON 9,572 6,093 3,607 3,607 2,486 HINSDALE 729 566 336 336 230 HUERFANO 4,402 3,089 1,454 1,454 1,635 JACKSON 1,189 852 483 483 369 JEFFERSON 2,413 1,773 1,235 1,235 538 LAKE 3,807 2,514 1,852 1,852 662 LAPLATA 26,735 17,689 11, 625 11,625 6,064 MESA 64,551 48,950 34,859 34,859 14,091 MINERAL 601 460 238 238 222 MOFFAT 7,822 4,916 3,434 3,434 1,482 MONTEZUMA 12,520 8,198 5,405 5,405 2,793 MONTROSE 18,242 12,790 8,602 8,602 4,188 OURAY 2,560 1,823 1,155 1,155 668 PARK 8,175 5,320 3,810 3,810 1,510 PITKIN 10,772 7,149 3,484 3,484 3,665 PUEBLO 80,003 53,847 30,412 30,412 23,435 RIOBLANCO 4,053 2,766 1,969 1,969 797 RIOGRANDE 6,250 4,528 3,128 3,128 1,400 ROUTT 12,413 7,945 4,777 4,777 3,168 SAGUACHE 3,063 2,198 1,059 1,059 1,139 SANJUAN 566 383 229 229 154 SANMIGUEL 4,407 2,780 1,272 1,272 1,508 SUMMIT 12,989 8,501 5,344 5,344 3,157

TOTAL 405,398 279,520 179,399 179,399 100,121

103 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO-AT LARGE

Maureen "Mo" Johnson R 1 Larry Beer D 2 Donna S. Smith (Write-in) D 3

REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

Congressional 1 354,174 221,495 69,737 93,912 Congressional 2 391,441 265,004 117,745 102,567 Congressional 3 405,410 278,139 132,440 102,816 Congressional 4 360,013 256,699 131,775 85,718 Congressional 5 401,166 281,531 171,181 75,624 Congressional 6 372,618 248,136 127,077 82,503

TOTAL 2,284,822 1,551,004 749,955 543,140

CAND 3 TOTAL NO VOTE

Congressional 1 2 163,651 57,844 Congressional 2 2 220,314 44,690 Congressional 3 109 235,365 42,774 Congressional 4 68 217,561 39,138 Congressional 5 16 246,821 34,710 Congressional 6 12 209,592 38,544

TOTAL 209 1,293,304 257,700

104 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO-AT LARGE

Maureen "Mo" Johnson R i Larry Beer D 2 Donna S. Smith (Write -in) D 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150, 494 95, 226 42,852 41, 623 2 84,477 10,749 ALAMOSA 6, 524 5, 112 2, 341 2, 076 0 4,417 695 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166, 183 87,150 53,706 13 140,869 25,314 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 2,056 1,017 0 3,073 448 BACA 3, 125 2,458 1, 156 642 0 1,798 660 BENT 3,076 2,326 960 1, 058 0 2,018 308 BOULDER 186, 562 123,943 55,553 53, 132 0 108,685 15,258 CHAFFEE 8,228 6, 643 3,265 2, 156 23 5, 444 1, 199 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 678 302 0 980 221 CLEARCREEK 6, 264 4,296 2,153 1,475 0 3,628 668 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,329 1, 535 0 2, 864 610 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 396 1, 015 0 1, 411 287 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 754 506 0 1, 260 17 5 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 987 377 0 1, 364 300 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 6,396 3,355 0 9,751 1, 861 DENVER 314,553 198, 101 59,776 83,325 2 143,103 54,998 DOLORES 1, 063 836 379 249 0 628 208 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 33,558 12,775 13 46,346 6,746 EAGLE 18,806 11, 591 5,407 3,440 13 8,860 2,731 ELBERT 9,954 6, 949 4,284 1, 57 0 5, 856 1, 093 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 109, 583 48, 339 4 157,926 19,284 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 8,071 5,002 0 13,073 1,762 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 7,226 4,834 3 12,063 2,250 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 822 724 0 1, 546 255 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,617 1,434 0 4,051 893 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2, 557 2,257 0 4,814 1, 279 HINSDALE 730 566 300 139 0 439 127 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1, 038 1, 387 0 2,425 664 JACKSON 1, 190 852 470 182 0 652 200 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 102,952 68,021 0 170, 973 42,648 KIOWA 1, 160 904 487 280 0 767 137 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 2,061 834 0 2, 895 622 LAKE 3,808 2,514 884 1, 110 0 1, 994 520 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 9,200 5, 025 51 14,276 3,413 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 51, 972 33,288 1 85,261 15,755 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 1, 972 3,391 0 5,363 993 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 1,296 611 0 1, 907 333 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 4,232 2, 531 66 6, 829 1, 165 MESA 64,552 48,950 26,449 15,878 1 42,328 6, 622 MINERAL 602 460 192 164 0 356 104 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 2,746 1,380 0 4,126 790 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 4,403 2, 331 0 6,734 1,464 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 7,093 3,596 0 10,689 2,101 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 5, 027 2,796 0 7,823 1,034 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 3,589 3,284 0 6, 873 977 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 1, 285 305 1 1, 591 232 PARK 8, 17 6 5,320 2,943 1,415 14 4,372 948 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 1, 237 582 0 1, 819 424 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 2,377 2,728 0 5,105 2,044 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 2,484 1,656 0 4,140 644 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 17,900 30,047 1 47,948 5, 899 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1, 682 648 0 2,330 436 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 2,322 1,591 0 3,913 615 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,636 2,656 1 6,293 1,652 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 786 862 0 1, 648 550 SANJUAN 567 383 183 113 0 296 87 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 959 1, 105 0 2,064 716 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 719 392 0 1, 111 265 SUMMIT 12, 990 8,501 4,080 2,760 0 6,840 1, 661 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 4,885 2,109 0 6,994 937 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 1,485 556 0 2,041 441 WELD 77,699 57,525 29,679 18,243 0 47,922 9,603 YUMA 5,795 4,487 2,644 1,218 0 3,862 625

TOTAL 2,284,822 1,551,004 749,955 543,140 209 1,293,304 257,700

105 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO -2ND CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Gordon J. Johnson R 1 Robert E. "Bob" Sievers D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 92,940 60,148 24,423 27,692 52,115 8,033 BOULDER 186,561 123,943 46,256 61,711 107,967 15, 976 CLEARCREEK 6,263 4,296 1,855 1,685 3,540 756 GILPIN 2,742 1,801 731 794 1, 525 276 JEFFERSON 102,925 74,068 32,003 26, 958 58, 961 15, 107

TOTAL 391,431 264,256 105, 268 118,840 224,108 40,148

REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO- 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DIST.

Norwood Robb R 1 Charlotte Faris D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 182,462 109,609 51,994 38,660 90,654 18,955 JEFFERSON 190,146 137,780 64,833 46,970 111,803 25, 977

TOTAL 372,608 247,389 116,827 85,630 202,457 44,932

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 4 TO SUCCEED LINDA POWERS

Ken Chlouber R 1 Linda Powers D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 8,227 6,643 3,933 2,493 6,426 217 DELTA 10,601 8,030 4,335 3,138 7,473 557 FREMONT 22,944 14,835 7,980 6,438 14,418 417 GUNNISON 9,572 6,093 2,393 3,517 5, 910 183 HINSDALE 729 566 274 245 519 47 LAKE 3,807 2,514 1, 354 998 2,352 162 PARK 8,175 5,320 2,918 2,201 5,119 201 PITKIN 10,772 7,149 2,181 4,245 6,426 723

TOTAL 74,827 51,150 25,368 23,275 48,643 2,507

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 8 TO SUCCEED DAVE WATTENBERG

Laurie Bower D 1 Dave Wattenberg R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

EAGLE 18,805 11,591 4,050 6, 186 10,236 1, 355 GARFIELD 21,814 14,313 4,599 8,688 13,287 1,026 GRAND 7,680 4,944 1, 368 3,219 4,587 357 JACKSON 1,189 852 163 647 810 42 MOFFAT 7,822 4,916 1,000 3,704 4,704 212 RIOBLANCO 4,053 2,766 542 2, 030 2,572 194 ROUTT 12,413 7,945 2,628 4,723 7,351 594

TOTAL 73,776 47,327 14,350 29,197 43,547 3,780

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Ray Powers R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 61,314 42,140 21,871 21,871 20,269

TOTAL 61,314 42,140 21,871 21,871 20,269

STATE SENATE -DISTRICT 12 TO SUCCEED MARY ANNE TEBEDO

MaryAnne Tebedo R 1 Tony Marino D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 59,545 43,005 18,185 15, 827 34,012 8,993 TELLER 11,519 7,931 4,964 2,577 7,541 390

TOTAL 71, 064 50,936 23,149 18,404 41,553 9,383

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 14 TO SUCCEED BOB SCHAFFER

Brent C. Eskew R 1 Peggy Reeves D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 69,917 49,669 17,611 28,704 46,315 3,354

TOTAL 69,917 49,669 17,611 28,704 46,315 3,354

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 17 TO SUCCEED PAUL WEISSMANN

Terry L. Phillips D i Drew Clark R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 71, 279 49,892 23,875 22,610 46,485 3,407

TOTAL 71,279 49,892 23,875 22, 610 46,485 3,407

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 18 TO SUCCEED DOROTHY A. RUPERT

Dorothy Rupert D 1 Susan Kolwicz R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 84,425 51,782 34,029 13,215 47,244 4,538

TOTAL 84,425 51,782 34,029 13,215 47,244 4,538

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 19 TO SUCCEED AL MEIKLEJOHN

Rocky German D 1 Jim Congrove R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 62,408 45,035 17,717 21, 680 39,397 5, 638

TOTAL 62,408 45,035 17,717 21,680 39,397 5,638

107 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 21 TO SUCCEED MICHAEL F. FEELEY

Mike Feeley D 1

Garon L . Reeves R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 56,765 39,016 18,197 16,602 34,799 4,217

TOTAL 56,765 39,016 18,197 16,602 34,799 4,217

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 23 TO SUCCEED LLOYD CASEY

Lois Tochtrop D 1 Ken Arnold R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NOi VOTE

ADAMS 51,734 33,127 15,076 16,340 31,416 1,711 BOULDER 11, 275 8,132 2,908 4,480 7,388 744

TOTAL 63,009 41,259 17,984 20, 820 38,804 2,455

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 25 TO SUCCEED BOB MARTINEZ

Bob Martinez D 1 Jack Fish R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NOi VOTE

ADAMS 46, 047 28,264 14,730 12,012 26,742 1,522

TOTAL 46, 047 28,264 14,730 12,012 26,742 1, 522

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 26 TO SUCCEED TOM BLICKENSDERFER

Tom Blickensderfer R i

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 68,215 44,154 30,002 30,002 14,152 JEFFERSON 188 156 120 120 36

TOTAL 68,403 44,310 30,122 30,122 14,188

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 27 TO SUCCEED MIKE COFFMAN

Mike Coffman R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 74,077 49,634 35,334 35,334 14,300

TOTAL 74,077 49,634 35,334 35,334 14,300

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 28 TO SUCCEED ELSIE LACY

Martha Guillory D 1 Elsie Lacy R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NOi VOTE

ARAPAHOE 64,100 37,220 14,179 19,127 33,306 3,914

TOTAL 64, 100 37,220 14,179 19,127 33,306 3, 914

108 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 29 TO SUCCEED FRANK WEDDIG

Frank Weddig D 1 Ingrid Lindemann R 2

* REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 51,260 27,405 12,562 12 ,267 24,829 2,576

TOTAL 51,260 27,405 12,562 12 ,267 24,829 2,576

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 31 TO SUCCEED DOUG LINKHART

Doug Linkhart D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 52,232 30,971 16,121 16,121 14,850

TOTAL 52,232 30,971 16,121 16,121 14,850

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 33 TO SUCCEED GLORIA TANNER

Gloria Tanner D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 0 0 0 0 0 DENVER 63,293 39,275 25,073 25,073 14,202

TOTAL 63,293 39,275 25,073 25,073 14,202

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 34 TO SUCCEED ROBERT M. "ROB" HERNANDEZ

Robert M. "Rob" Hernandez D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 56,112 32,062 19,659 19,659 12,403

TOTAL 56,112 32,062 19,659 19,659 12,403

STATE SENATE-DISTRICT 35 TO SUCCEED DOTTIE WHAM

Dottie Wham R 1 Luther M. Johnson D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 3,956 2,242 1,301 750 2,051 191 DENVER 71, 101 47,620 25,638 13 ,996 39,634 7,986

TOTAL 75,057 49,862 26,939 14,,746 41,685 8,177

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 1 TO SUCCEED JEANNE FAAT2

Jeanne Faatz R i Edward "Tico" Embury G 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 32,700 21,567 12,754 3,004 15,758 5,809 JEFFERSON 1 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 32,701 21,567 12,754 3,004 15,758 5,809

109 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 2 TO SUCCEED GLORIA LEYBA

Gloria Leyba D i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 27,080 15,224 8,181 8,181 7, 043

TOTAL 27,080 15,224 8,181 8,181 7, 043

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 3 TO SUCCEED WAYNE N. KNOX

Dennis Spindle R 1 Jennifer Veiga D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 17,696 10,368 4,116 4,742 8, 858 1,510 DENVER 14,252 8,924 1, 980 4,726 6,706 2,218

TOTAL 31, 948 19,292 6, 096 9,468 15,564 3,728

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 4 TO SUCCEED FRANA L. MACE

Frana Louise Mace D 1 Bill Clouse R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 28, 888 18,108 9,082 4,155 13,237 4,871

TOTAL 28, 888 18,108 9,082 4,155 13,237 4,871

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 5 TO SUCCEED NOLBERT CHAVEZ

W. Warren Culpepper R 1 Nolbert D. Chavez D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 29,643 15,336 3,079 8,515 11,594 3,742

TOTAL 29,643 15,336 3,079 8, 515 11, 594 3,742

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 6 TO SUCCEED DIANA DEGETTE

Daniel Grossman D 1 Ronald J. Kipp Jr R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NCI VOTE

ARAPAHOE 1, 893 730 384 239 623 107 DENVER 38,226 26,396 12,573 6,974 19, 547 6, 849

TOTAL 40, 119 27,126 12,957 7,213 20,170 6,956

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 7 TO SUCCEED BENJAMIN CLARKE

Ben Clarke D 1 David Roney R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO' VOTE

ADAMS 0 0 0 0 0 DENVER 31,743 20,200 11, 073 3, 586 14,659 5, 541

TOTAL 31,743 20,200 11, 073 3,586 14,659 5,541

110 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 8 TO SUCCEED GLENDA SWANSON LYLE

Penfield Tate D 1

Robert B . McRae R 2 Gary Swing G 3

# REO # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NOi VOTE

DENVER 34,760 20, 948 11, 957 2,393 1,338 15, 688 5,260

TOTAL 34,760 20, 948 11, 957 2,393 1,338 15, 688 5, 260

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 9 TO SUCCEED KEN GORDON

Ken Gordon D 1 Chris Yeanos R 2

# REO # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO» VOTE

ARAPAHOE 2,063 1, 512 763 610 1,373 139 DENVER 36, 905 25,346 13,098 8,401 21,499 3,847

TOTAL 38, 968 26,858 13, 861 9,011 22,872 3,986

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 10 TO SUCCEED DOUG FRIEDNASH

Paul Lhevine D 1 Dorothy Gotlieb R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO1 VOTE

ARAPAHOE 0 0 0 0 0 DENVER 40,355 26,052 9, 886 11,524 21,410 4,642

TOTAL 40, 355 26,052 9, 886 11, 524 21,410 4,642

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 11 TO SUCCEED TODD SAL IMAN

David Savitt R 1 Todd Saliman D 2 Kevin Wilkerson L 3

* REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NOi VOTE

BOULDER 47,621 30,672 7,251 19,275 1,704 28,230 2,442

TOTAL 47,621 30, 672 7,251 19,275 1,704 28,230 2,442

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 12 TO SUCCEED BILL SWENSON

Bill Swenson R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 34,679 23,212 16,836 16,836 6, 376

TOTAL 34, 679 23,212 16,836 16,836 6. 376

111 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 13 TO SUCCEED PEGGY LAMM

Drew Bolin R 1 Mark Udall D 2 Chuck Wright L 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NO» VOTE

BOULDER 45,898 33,666 14,418 15, 866 1,139 31,423 2,243

TOTAL 45,898 33,666 14,418 15, 866 1,139 31,423 2,243

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 14 TO SUCCEED RON TUPA

Ron Tupa D 1 Margaret Carlson R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NC1 VOTE

BOULDER 41,496 24,715 15,431 6,651 22,082 2,633

TOTAL 41,496 24,715 15,431 6,651 22,082 2,633

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 15 TO SUCCEED RON MAY

Ron May R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 32,339 22,406 17,234 17,234 5,172

TOTAL 32,339 22,406 17,234 17,234 5,172

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 16 TO SUCCEED BILL MARTIN

Jay Huldeen D 1 William (Bill) D. Sinclair R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 33,471 23,332 7,243 14,096 21,339 1, 993

TOTAL 33,471 23,332 7,243 14,096 21,339 1, 993

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 17 TO SUCCEED ANDY MCELHANY

Andy McElhany R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 26,269 14,515 9,951 9,951 4,564

TOTAL 26,269 14,515 9,951 9,951 4,564

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 18 TO SUCCEED DOUG DEAN

Doug Dean R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 38,073 27,660 21,513 21,513 6,147

TOTAL 38,073 27,660 21,513 21,513 6,147

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 19 TO SUCCEED MARY ELLEN EPPS

Don Davidson D 1 Mary Ellen Epps R 2

* REO # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 31,346 20*379 4,834 14,770 19,604 775

TOTAL 31,346 20,379 4,834 14,770 19,604 775

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 20 TO SUCCEED DOUG LAMBORN

Doug Lamborn R i

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

DOUGLAS 9,998 6,951 5,037 5,037 1,914 ELPASO 30,077 23,505 18, 692 18,692 4,813

TOTAL 40,075 30,456 23,729 23,729 6,727

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 21 TO SUCCEED CHUCK BERRY

Chuck Berry R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 29,675 19,993 14,916 14,916 5,077

TOTAL 29,675 19,993 14,916 14,916 5,077

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 22 TO SUCCEED MARCY MORRISON

Marcy Morrison R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 35,765 25,420 19,005 19,005 6,415

TOTAL 35,765 25,420 19,005 19,005 6,415

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 23 TO SUCCEED PENN R. PFIFFNER

Penn R. Pfiffner R 1 Roger B. Myers D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 30,694 21,577 11,313 8,951 20,264 1,313

TOTAL 30,694 21, 577 11,313 8,951 20,264 1,313

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 24 TO SUCCEED MARYANNE KELLER

Jonathan "Jay" Harris R i

Maryanne ( Moe " Keller D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 30,436 20, 932 8,479 11, 081 19,560 1,372

TOTAL 30,436 20,932 8,479 11, 081 19,560 1,372

113 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 25 TO SUCCEED TONY S. GRAMPSAS

Dan Lincoln D 1 Tony Grampsas R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 37,876 28,126 10,262 16,568 26,830 1,296

TOTAL 37,876 28,126 10,262 16, 568 26,830 1,296

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 26 TO SUCCEED SHIRLEEN TUCKER

Shirleen Tucker R 1

Candace G . Taylor D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 33, 606 24,455 14,724 8, 198 22,922 1,533

TOTAL 33,606 24,455 14,724 8,198 22,922 1,533

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 27 TO SUCCEED JIM CONGROVE

Sue Windels D 1 Barry Arrington R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 35, 167 26,591 12,163 12,856 25,019 1,572

TOTAL 35, 167 26,591 12, 163 12,856 25,019 1,572

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 28 TO SUCCEED VICKIE AGLER

Vickie Agler R i Barry N. Jones D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 37,378 27,207 17,895 7,652 25,547 1, 660

TOTAL 37,378 27,207 17,895 7,652 25,547 1, 660

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 29 TO SUCCEED MARK PASCHALL

Anne Tupler D 1 Mark Paschall R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 30, 132 20,794 9,011 10,455 19,466 1, 328

TOTAL 30, 132 20,794 9,011 10,455 19,466 1,328

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 30 TO SUCCEED NORMA V. ANDERSON

James Ivey D 1 Norma Anderson R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 39,762 29,238 9,379 17,830 27,209 2,029

TOTAL 39,762 29,238 9,379 17,830 27,209 2,029

114 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 31 TO SUCCEED ERIC PRINZLER

Eric Prinzler R 1 Paul Zimmerman D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 12,375 0,786 4,401 3, 918 8,319 467 BOULDER 16,750 11, 678 4,993 5, 927 10, 920 758 WELD 7,316 5, 109 2,274 2,280 4, 554 635

TOTAL 36,449 25,653 11, 668 12,125 23,793 1, 860

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 32 TO SUCCEED JEANNIE G. 1REESER

Jeannie G. Reeser D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 24,361 14,692 10,287 10,287 4, 405

TOTAL 24,361 14,692 10,287 10,287 4, 405

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 33 TO SUCCEED CAROL SNYDER

Carol Snyder D 1 Claude Knuepfer R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 33,967 22,249 11,738 8,962 20,700 1, 549

TOTAL 33,967 22,249 11,738 8,962 20,700 1, 549

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 34 TO SUCCEED ALICE NICHOL

Pat McCarter R 1 Alice J. Nichol D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 29,182 18,508 7,279 9,690 16,969 1,539

TOTAL 29, 182 18,508 7,279 9,690 16, 969 1, 539

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 35 TO SUCCEED VI JUNE

Lee Robertson R 1 Vi June D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 26,356 16,445 5, 520 10, 065 15, 585 860

TOTAL 26,356 16,445 5,520 10, 065 15,585 860

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 36 TO SUCCEED DON ARMSTRONG

Stephanie Takis D 1 Axel Johnson R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 24,233 14,546 7,846 6,308 14,154 392

TOTAL 24,233 14,546 7,846 6,308 14,154 392

115 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 37 TO SUCCEED MARTHA KREUTZ

Naomi Pollack Cohen D 1 Martha Hill Kreutz R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO1 VOTE

ARAFAHOE 40,235 27,046 8,184 15,483 23,667 3,379

TOTAL 40,235 27,046 8,184 15,483 23,667 3,379

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 38 TO SUCCEED PHILLIP L. ]PANKEY

Cindy Castellano D 1 Phillip L. Pankey R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NOi VOTE

ARAPAHOE 37,363 24,932 10, 636 12,110 22,746 2, 186 JEFFERSON 188 156 44 96 14 0 16

TOTAL 37,551 25,088 10, 680 12,206 22,886 2,202

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 39 TO SUCCEED PAUL SCHAUER

Paul D. Schauer R i

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 40,938 28,132 20,904 20,904 7, 228

TOTAL 40,938 28,132 20,904 20,904 7, 228

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 40 TO SUCCEED GARY MCPHERSON

Randy Perlis D 1 Gary McPherson R a

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 34,948 20,909 7,037 11, 593 18,630 2,279

TOTAL 34,948 20,909 7,037 11,593 18,630 2,279

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 41 TO SUCCEED PEGGY KERNS

Bo Cottrell R 1 Suzanne Williams D a

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 34, 112 19,152 8,090 8, 341 16,431 2,721

TOTAL 34,112 19,152 8,090 8,341 16,431 2,721

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 42 TO SUCCEED BOB HAGEDORN

Bob Hagedorn D 1 Walter E. Cross R 2 Douglas F. Newman L 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NOi VOTE

ARAPAHOE 27,973 15,013 6, 819 5,936 667 13,422 1, 591

TOTAL 27,973 15, 013 6,819 5,936 667 13,422 1, 591

116 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 43 TO SUCCEED DEBBIE ALLEN

Debbie Allen R 1 Barbara J. Yamrick D 2

# REO # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 30,705 16,870 9,645 5, 372 15,017 1, 853

TOTAL 30,705 16,870 9,645 5,372 15,017 1, 853

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 44 TO SUCCEED LARRY SCHWARZ

Vic Meyere D 1 Larry Schwarz R 2

# REO # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

CUSTER 2,276 1, 664 336 1,111 1, 447 217 FREMONT 22,944 14,835 4,024 10,214 14,238 597 PUEBLO 10,263 7,060 2,990 3,612 6, 602 458 TELLER 4,182 2,692 782 1, 659 2,441 251

TOTAL 39,665 26,251 8,132 16,596 24,728 1, 523

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 45 TO SUCCEED JOYCE R. LAWRENCE

Joyce R . Lawrence R 1 Brian Miller D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

PUEBLO 33,650 23,141 11,708 10,070 21,778 1, 363

TOTAL 33,650 23,141 11,708 10,070 21,778 1, 363

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 46 TO SUCCEED GILBERT E. ROMERO

Gilbert E. Romero D i

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

PUEBLO 31,284 20,285 15,500 15,500 4,785

TOTAL 31, 284 20,285 15,500 15,500 4,785

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 47 TO SUCCEED MIKE SALAZ

Mike Salaz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

BACA 3,124 2,458 1,678 1,678 780 BENT 3,075 2,326 1,632 1, 632 694 CROWLEY 1,988 1,435 1,058 1,058 377 LASANIMAS 6,261 4,652 3,372 3,372 1,280 OTERO 11,378 7,850 5,865 5,865 1,985 PUEBLO 4,806 3,361 2,015 2,015 1,346

TOTAL 30,632 22,082 15,620 15,620 6,462

117 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 48 TO SUCCEED DAVE OWEN

Dave Owen R i

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

WELD 35,652 27,834 19,804 19,804 8,030

TOTAL 35, 652 27,834 19,804 19,804 8,030

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 49 TO SUCCEED BILL JERKE

Steve Johnson R 1 Daniel W. (Dan) Dean D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 27,719 21, 669 13,409 5, 981 19,390 2,279 WELD 10,589 8,189 4,927 2,016 6, 943 1, 246

TOTAL 38,308 29,858 18,336 7,997 26,333 3,525

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 50 TO SUCCEED PAT SULLIVAN

Tambor Williams R i James Riesberg D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

WELD 24,141 16,313 7,659 6,579 14,238 2,075

TOTAL 24, 141 16,313 7,659 6,579 14,238 2,075

STATE REPRESENTATIVE -DISTRICT 51 TO SUCCEED WILLIAM KAUFMAN

Lenard Larkin D 1

William G., Kaufman R 2 Dan Cochran L 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 36, 696 28,216 6,443 17,581 1, 938 25,962 2,254

TOTAL 36, 696 28,216 6,443 17,581 1, 938 25, 962 2,254

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 52 TO SUCCEED STEVE TOOL

Stephen C. (Steve) Tool R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

LARIMER 38,144 26,762 18,577 18,577 8,185

TOTAL 38,144 26,762 18,577 18,577 8,185

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 53 TO SUCCEED PEGGY REEVES

Bob Bacon D 1 Thomas L. Lynch R 2

# REQ # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO' VOTE

LARIMER 34,395 24,369 11, 636 10,202 21, 638 2,531

TOTAL 34,395 24,369 11, 636 10,202 21, 838 2,531

118 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 54 TO SUCCEED TIMOTHY E. FOSTER

Matt Smith R 1 Vicki Felmlee D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 5,169 3,582 2,243 1, 024 3,267 315 MESA 30, 051 22,240 12,908 8, 542 21,450 790

TOTAL 35,220 25,822 15,151 9,566 24,717 1, 105

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 55 TO SUCCEED DAN PRINSTER

Joseph V. Marie, II D 1 Gayle Berry R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

MESA 34,500 26,710 6,614 17,060 23,674 3,036

TOTAL 34,500 26,710 6, 614 17,060 23,674 3,036

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 56 TO SUCCEED JACK TAYLOR

J. B. Smith D 1 Jack Taylor R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO• VOTE

EAGLE 18,805 11,591 3,829 6, 056 9,885 1,706 GARFIELD 2, 652 1,732 817 702 1,519 213 GRAND 7,680 4,944 1,409 3,068 4,477 467 JACKSON 1, 189 852 153 638 791 61 ROUTT 12,413 7,945 2,325 5,042 7,367 578

TOTAL 42,739 27,064 8,533 15, 506 24,039 3,025

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 57 TO SUCCEED RUSSELL GEORGE

Russell George R i

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

GARFIELD 19,162 12,581 9,764 9,764 2,817 MOFFAT 7,822 4,916 3,724 3,724 1,192 PITKIN 5,885 4,184 2,042 2,042 2,142 RIOBLANCO 4,053 2,766 2,194 2,194 572

TOTAL 36,922 24,447 17,724 17,724 6,723

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 58 TO SUCCEED STEVE ACQUAFRESCA

Kay L. Alexander R 1 Cole Wist D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 10, 601 8,030 3,867 3,760 7,627 403 DOLORES 1, 062 836 418 374 792 44 MONTEZUMA 5, 198 3,653 2,278 1, 019 3,297 356 MONTROSE 18,242 12,790 6,447 5,815 12,262 528 OURAY 2,560 1, 823 1, 019 709 1,728 95 SANMIGUEL 4,407 2,780 980 1,570 2,550 230

TOTAL 42,070 29,912 15,009 13,247 28,256 1, 656

119 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 59 TO SUCCEED JIM DYER

Jim Dyer D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARCHULETA 5,198 3,521 1, 654 1, 654 1,867 LAPLATA 26,735 17,689 11,586 11,586 6,103 MONTEZUMA 7,322 4,545 2,661 2,661 1, 884 SANJUAN 566 383 259 259 124

TOTAL 39,821 26,138 16, 160 16, 160 9,978

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 60 TO SUCCEED LEWIS H. ENTZ

Lewis H. Entz R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 6, 523 5,112 3,979 3,979 1,133 CONEJOS 4,430 3,474 2,254 2,254 1,220 COSTILLA 2,332 1, 698 852 852 846 HUERFANO 4,402 3,089 1,623 1,623 1,466 LASANIMAS 2,218 1,704 890 890 814 MINERAL 601 460 324 324 136 RIOGRANDE 6,250 4,528 3,599 3,599 929 SAGUACHE 3,063 2,198 1,294 1,294 904

TOTAL 29,819 22,263 14,815 14,815 7,448

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 61 TO SUCCEED KEN CHLOUBER

Carl Miller D 1 Bruce Brayton R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 8, 227 6,643 3,146 3,107 6,253 390 GUNNISON 9, 572 6,093 3, 122 2,257 5, 379 714 HINSDALE 729 566 202 278 480 86 LAKE 3,807 2,514 1, 892 535 2,427 87 PARK 8,17 5 5,320 2,154 2,711 4,865 455 PITKIN 4,887 2,965 1,491 771 2,262 703 TELLER 7,337 5,239 1,627 3,144 4,771 468

TOTAL 42,734 29,340 13,634 12,803 26,437 2,903

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 62 TO SUCCEED BRYAN S. SULLIVANT

Bryan S. Sullivant R 1 Ron Jenkins D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

CLEARCREEK 6,263 4,296 2,219 1,605 3,824 472 GILPIN 2,742 1, 801 817 821 1,638 163 JEFFERSON 20, 244 14,545 7,849 5,414 13,263 1,282 SUMMIT 12,989 8,501 5,489 2,402 7,891 610

TOTAL 42,238 29,143 16,374 10,242 26,616 2,527

120 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 63 TO SUCCEED BRAD YOUNG

Brad Young R 1 Michael (Mike) Allen D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 2,262 1,519 905 455 1,360 159 CHEYENNE 1, 516 1,201 633 277 1, 110 91 ELBERT 9,953 6, 949 4,106 1,959 6,065 884 KIOWA 1, 159 904 711 160 871 33 KITCARSON 4,537 3,517 2,419 868 3,287 230 LINCOLN 2,762 2,240 1, 398 680 2,078 162 PROWERS 6, 899 4,784 3,477 1, 135 4,612 172 YUMA 5,794 4,487 2,900 1,283 4,183 304

TOTAL 34, 884 25,601 16,749 6, 817 23,566 2 , 035

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 64 TO SUCCEED JEANNE M. ADKINS

Jeanne M. Adkins R i

# REG # VOTE CAND i TOTAL NO VOTE

DOUGLAS 61,988 46,141 34,568 34,568 11,573

TOTAL 61,988 46,141 34,568 34,568 11,573

STATE REPRESENTATIVE-DISTRICT 65 TO SUCCEED MARILYN N. MUSGRAVE

Jeff Bauer D i Marilyn N. Musgrave R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

LOGAN 9,910 7,994 3,190 4,504 7,694 300 MORGAN 12,445 8,857 3,750 4,948 8,698 159 PHILLIPS 2,824 2,243 734 1,425 2, 159 84 SEDGWICK 1,706 1,376 575 759 1,334 42 WASHINGTON 3,223 2,482 703 1,690 2,393 89

TOTAL 30,108 22,952 8,952 13,326 22,278 674

DISTRICT ATTORNEY -DISTRICT 1

Dave Thomas D 1 Guy Heyl R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 937 700 1, 637 164 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 100,754 93, 806 194,560 19,061

TOTAL 298, 228 215,422 101, 691 94,506 196,197 19,225

DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DISTRICT 2

Bill Ritter, Jr. D 1 Craig Silverman I 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DENVER 314,553 198,101 104,555 64,325 168,880 29,221

TOTAL 314,553 198,101 104,555 64,325 168, 880 29,221

121 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 3

Glenn Davis D 1 Frank Ruybalid R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,330 1,393 2,723 366 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 3,732 2,360 6, 092 264

TOTAL 12, 883 9,445 5, 062 3,753 8,815 630

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 4

Jeanne M. Smith R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ELPASO 257,064 177,210 130,476 130,476 46,734 TELLER 11,520 7,931 5,788 5,788 2,143

TOTAL 268,584 185,141 136,264 136,264 48,877

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 5

Pete Michaelson D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 2,726 2,726 1,570 EAGLE 18,806 11,591 7,131 7,131 4,460 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1,596 1,596 918 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 5,568 5,568 2,933

TOTAL 41,868 26,902 17,021 17,021 9,881

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 6

Sarah F. Law D 1 Kyle Ipson K 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 1,435 1, 596 3,031 490 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 9,233 7,006 16,239 1,450 SANJUAN 567 383 203 121 324 59

TOTAL 32,502 21,593 10, 871 8,723 19,594 1, 999

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 7

Wyatt Angelo R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

DELTA 15,771 11, 612 7,908 7,908 3,704 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 3,738 3,738 2,355 HINSDALE 730 566 365 365 201 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 8,808 8, 808 3,982 OURAY 2,561 1,823 1,121 1,121 702 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,212 1,212 1,568

TOTAL 51,286 35, 664 23,152 23,152 12,512

122 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DI STR ICT 8

Stu VanMeveren R 1

tt REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

JACKSON 1,190 852 547 547 305 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 68,478 68,478 32,538

TOTAL 136,145 101, 868 69,025 69,025 32,843

DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DISTRICT 9

Milton K. Blakey R 1 Mark "Mac" Myers D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 6,397 7, 213 13,610 703 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 1,939 4, 340 6,279 870 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1,619 987 2,606 160

TOTAL 36,642 24,228 9,955 12, 540 22,495 1,733

DISTRICT ATTORNEY - DI STR I CT 10

G.F. "Gus" Sandatrom D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

PUEBLO 60,004 53,847 36,611 36,611 17,236

TOTAL 60,004 53,847 36, 611 36, 611 17,236

DISTRICT ATTORNEY -DISTRICT 11

Edward J. Rodgers III R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 4,410 4,410 2,233 CUSTER 2,277 1,664 1,182 1,182 482 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 11,238 11,238 3,597 PARK 8,176 5,320 3,598 3,598 1,722

TOTAL 41, 626 28,462 20,428 20,428 8,034

DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DI STRI CT 12

Peter L. Comar R 1 Bob Pastore D 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 2, 559 2,336 4,895 217 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,313 1,955 3,268 206 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 548 990 1, 538 160 MINERAL 602 460 204 213 417 43 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 2, 084 2,263 4,347 181 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 832 1, 057 1, 889 309

TOTAL 23,205 17,470 7,540 8,814 16, 354 1, 116

123 .,

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DI STRICT 13

Mark Adams D 1 Chris Hefty R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 992 2,226 3,218 299 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 5,241 2,247 7,488 506 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 4,450 4,098 8, 548 309 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 988 1,085 2,073 170 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 800 499 1,299 77 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 1, 098 1,253 2,351 131 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1,746 2,519 4,265 222

TOTAL 40,446 30, 956 15,315 13,927 29,242 1,714

DISTRICT ATTORNEY- DISTRICT 14

Paul R. McLimans R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

GRAND 7,681 4,944 3,353 3,353 1, 591 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 3,494 3,494 1,422 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 4,960 4,960 2,985

TOTAL 27,918 17,805 11, 807 11,807 5,998

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 15

Ronald E , Foster D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BACA 3,125 2,458 1,155 1,155 1,303 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 553 553 648 KIOWA 1,160 904 482 482 422 PROWERS 6, 900 4,784 3,011 3,011 1,773

TOTAL 12,704 9,347 5,201 5,201 4,146

DISTRICT ATTORNEY - DI STR I CT 16

Gary R. Stork D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BENT 3,076 2,326 1,476 1,476 850 CROWLEY 1,989 1,435 982 982 453 OTERO 11,379 7,850 5,672 5,672 2,178

TOTAL 16,444 11,611 8,130 8,130 3,481

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 17

Robert S . Grant D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150,494 95,226 65,548 65,548 29,678

TOTAL 150,494 95,226 65,548 65,548 29,678

124 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 DISTRICT ATTORNEY - DI STRI CT 18

Jim Peters R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 270,189 166,183 113,018 113,018 53,165 DOUGLAS 71,987 53,092 38,543 38,543 14,549 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 4,767 4,767 2,182 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 1,578 1,578 662

TOTAL 354,893 228,464 157,906 157,906 70,558

DISTRICT ATTORNEY - DI STRI CT 19

A.M. (Al) Dominguez R 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

WELD 77,699 57,525 39,379 39,379 18,146

TOTAL 77,699 57,525 39,379 39,379 18, 146

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 20

Alex Hunter D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

BOULDER 186,562 123,943 83,386 83,386 40,557

TOTAL 186,562 123,943 83,386 83,386 40,557

DISTRICT ATTORNEY - DISTRICT 21

Frank J. Daniels D 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

MESA 64,552 48,950 33,770 33,770 15,180

TOTAL 64,552 48,950 33,770 33,770 15,180

DISTRICT ATTORNEY-DISTRICT 22

Michael F Green D 1 George Buck R 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

DOLORES 1, 063 836 525 267 792 44 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8, 198 4,145 3,628 7,773 425

TOTAL 13,584 9,034 4,670 3,895 8,565 469

125 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05 1996 RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT A Doug Anderson 1 Jack McCroskey 2 David Ait ken 3 Philip Anderson 4

Wayne L . Frank 5

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

ARAPAHOE 3,956 2,242 217 466 DENVER 94,246 58,773 7,416 13,300

TOTAL 98,202 61,015 7,633 13,766

RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT A

Doug Anderson 1 Jack McCroskey 2 David Aitken 3 Philip Anderson 4

Wayne L . Frank 5

CAND 3 CAND 4 CAND 5 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 137 378 170 1,368 874 DENVER 2,463 6,595 2,894 32,668 26/ 105

TOTAL 2,600 6,973 3,064 34,036 26,979

RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT D

Alan Fleming 1 Edie Bryan 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 7,399 4,029 1,392 1,200 2,592 1,437 DENVER 59,033 37,854 9,118 8,409 17,527 20,327 JEFFERSON 12,048 8,380 2,884 3,217 6,101 2,279

TOTAL 78,480 50,263 13,394 12,826 26,220 24,043

RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT E

Russ Tarvin 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 42,660 23,654 13,644 13,644 10,010 DENVER 42,497 27,216 9,962 9,962 17,254

TOTAL 85,157 50,870 23, 606 23,606 27,264

RTD DIRECTOR -DISTRICT F

Rosemary A. Paolillo 1

# REG * VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 72,457 41,215 25, 093 25,093 16,122

TOTAL 72,457 41,215 25,093 25,093 16,122

126 .

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT G

Loren Sloane 1 Brian E. Erickson 2

O’Neill P . Quinlan Jr. 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 72,679 48, 804 13,845 9,801 6,734 30, 380 18,424 DENVER 4,448 2,750 642 537 206 1, 385 1, 365 DOUGLAS 30, 989 23,115 5, 277 4,338 3,577 13, 192 9,923

TOTAL 108,116 74,669 19,764 14,676 10,517 44,957 29,712

RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT H

Robert L (Bob) Tonsing 1 Joseph P. Natale 2

tt REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ARAPAHOE 67,626 44,720 20, 069 9,162 29,231 15,489 DENVER 15,193 10,773 2,940 2,217 5, 157 5,616 DOUGLAS 16,796 12,335 4,381 2,439 6,820 5, 515

TOTAL 99,615 67,828 27,390 13,818 41,208 26,620

RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT I

Mary Blue 1

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 14,950 10,295 6,193 6,193 4,102 BOULDER 78,103 54,429 33,954 33,954 20,475

TOTAL 93,053 64,724 40,147 40,147 24,577

RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT J (VACANCY-2 YEAR TERM)

Ronald D. Nichol 1

Corina E . Aragon 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 63,090 40, 162 16,051 14,701 30,752 9,430 JEFFERSON 9,251 6,110 2,464 2,059 4,523 1,587

TOTAL 72,341 46,292 18,515 16,760 35,275 11,017

127 ABSTRACT OF VOTE CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT M

David M. Zimmerman 1 Robert M. Steele 2 Wm. Ashley McCullough 3 Karen Benker 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

JEFFERSON 82,756 60,122 13,808 6,402

TOTAL 82,756 60,122 13,808 6,402

RTD DIRECTOR-DISTRICT M

David M. Zimmerman 1 Robert M. Steele 2 Wm. Ashley McCullough 3 Karen Benker 4

CAND 3 CAND 4 TOTAL NO VOTE

JEFFERSON 3,658 17,413 41,281 18,841

TOTAL 3,658 17,413 41,281 18,841

128 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 SUPREME COURT JUSTICE

Gregory Kellam Scott - Yee 1 Gregory Kellam Scott - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 ADAMS 150,494 95,226 49,541 29,028 ALAMOSA 6,524 5, 112 2,497 1,289 ARAPAHOE 270,189 166, 183 78,737 42,807 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 1,624 899 BACA 3,125 2,458 829 734 BENT 3,076 2,326 1, 245 529 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 62,425 22,477 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 3,260 1,638 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 402 478 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1,987 1,242 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,551 830 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 644 323 CROWLEY 1,989 1,435 752 425 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 819 376 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 4,957 3,772 DENVER 314,553 198,101 72,784 41,186 DOLORES 1,063 836 314 244 DOUGLAS 71, 9e7 53,092 24,851 12,625 EAGLE 18,806 11,591 5,953 1, 885 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 2,935 2,280 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 84,099 50,930 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 8,165 3,866 GARFIELD 21,815 14,313 7,151 3,504 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 754 565 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,536 1, 157 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2,830 1,174 HINSDALE 730 566 272 135 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,370 773 JACKSON 1,190 852 416 204 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 102, 876 62,858 KIOWA 1,160 904 349 333 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1,409 1, 185 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1,215 596 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 9,684 3,291 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 48,151 22,728 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,916 1,453 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 898 778 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 3,365 2,605 MESA 64,552 48,950 22,346 16,480 MINERAL 602 460 252 70 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 2,505 1, 297 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 3,568 2,706 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 5,870 3,764 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 4,251 2,809 OTERO 11,379 7,850 4,185 1,873 OURAY 2,561 1,823 879 406 PARK 8,176 5,320 2,405 1, 657 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 915 645 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 3,131 964 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 2,174 1,298 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 30,276 12,533 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1,177 935 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 2,478 1, 047 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,851 1,460 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 942 459 SANJUAN 567 383 200 83 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,121 443 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 598 363 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,290 1,409 TELLER 11,520 7,931 3,550 2,191 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 823 936 WELD 77,699 57,525 29,970 14,234 YUMA 5,795 4,487 2,219 1,398 TOTAL 2,284,822 551,004 730,539 394,662

129 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE

James S. Casebolt - Yes 1 James S. Casebolt - No 2 John Albert Criswell - Yes 3 John Albert Criswell - No 4 Robert J. Kapelke - Yes 5 Robert J. Kapelke - No 6

Arthur P . Roy - Yes 7

Arthur P . Roy - No 8 Daniel Marc Taubman - Yes 9 Daniel Marc Taubman - No 10

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4 ADAMS 150,494 95,226 48,112 29,260 48,009 29,079 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 2,740 1,319 2,617 1, 302 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 76,622 43,324 76,487 42,922 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 1, 602 895 1, 527 871 BACA 3,125 2,458 766 725 718 726 BENT 3,076 2,326 1,185 533 1, 141 518 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 58,594 22,491 57,774 22,630 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 2,964 1, 677 2,973 1, 633 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 386 456 380 453 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1, 869 1,280 1, 875 1,256 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,517 830 1,451 806 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 689 362 666 362 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 756 403 734 410 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 763 388 752 390 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 4,889 3,498 4,744 3,441 DENVER 314,553 198, 101 69,522 41, 883 69,463 41,392 DOLORES 1, 063 836 285 244 277 238 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 23,834 12,629 23,636 12,383 EAGLE 18, 806 11,591 5,766 1, 901 5,749 1, 868 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 2,689 2,299 2,657 2,279 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 80,555 49,820 80,423 49,410 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 8,035 3,876 7,770 3,794 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 7,002 3,438 6,801 3,408 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 727 562 712 555 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,459 1, 179 2,440 1, 162 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2,755 1, 149 2,642 1, 136 HINSDALE 730 566 260 127 256 128 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1, 256 762 1,211 727 JACKSON 1, 190 852 393 207 388 204 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 99,800 63,411 99,394 63,007 KIOWA 1, 160 904 316 317 313 315 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1,275 1, 177 1, 231 1, 174 LAKE 3, 808 2,514 1, 176 603 1, 144 571 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 9,374 3,360 9,370 3,310 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 46,198 21, 994 45,577 21,726 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,850 1,419 2,743 1,381 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 860 767 829 767 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 3,265 2,554 3,293 2,435 MESA 64,552 48,950 24,284 13,787 23,715 13,809 MINERAL 602 460 233 66 231 61 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 2,431 1,318 2,386 1,250 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 3,432 2,666 3,395 2,656 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 5,771 3,500 5,623 3,514 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 4,178 2,852 4, 174 2, 816 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 4,212 1, 512 3,970 1, 832 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 875 394 864 397 PARK 8,176 5,320 2,209 1, 686 2, 177 1, 670 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 879 642 866 600 PITKIN 10,773 7, 149 3,033 949 2,996 934 PROWERS 6,900 4,764 2,115 1, 288 2,023 1,257 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 30,333 12,403 30,253 12,227 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1, 190 876 1, 153 852 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4, 528 2,414 1,093 2,349 1, 062 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,725 1, 445 3,609 1,407 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 825 486 781 473 SANJUAN 567 383 185 84 179 86 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1, 077 432 1,030 415 SEDGWICK 1,707 1, 376 555 350 532 336 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,117 1,420 4,027 1, 401 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 3,446 2,145 3,419 2, 137 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 834 964 812 954 WELD 77,699 57,525 28,098 14,318 27,400 14,274 YUMA 5,795 4,487 2, 177 1, 405 2,147 1, 378

TOTAL 2,284,822 1,, 551, 004 706,734 391, 200 700,278 387,967

130 BSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov OS 1996 COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE

James S. Casebolt - Yes 1 James S. Casebolt - No 2 John Albert Criswell - Yes 3 John Albert Criswell - No 4 Robert J. Kapelke - Yea 5 Robert J. Kapelke - No 6 Arthur P. Roy - Yes 7 Arthur P. Roy - No a Daniel Marc Taubman - Yea 9 Daniel Marc Taubman - No 10

CAND 5 CAND 6 CAND 7 CAND 8 CAND 9 CAND 10 ADAMS 47,525 29,313 48,043 28,756 47,677 29,223 ALAMOSA 2,633 1, 327 2,661 1,309 2, 580 1, 326 ARAPAHOE 75,932 43,042 76, 174 42,661 76, 195 43,289 ARCHULETA 1, 518 883 1,536 871 1, 531 867 BACA 729 717 727 711 713 731 BENT 1, 095 530 1, 156 503 1, 096 519 BOULDER 57,757 22,693 57, 828 22,500 57,668 22,556 CHAFFEE 2,935 1, 659 2,965 1, 632 2,929 1,685 CHEYENNE 375 455 374 456 369 459 CLEARCREEK 1, 862 1, 277 1, 866 1,267 1, 870 1, 283 CONEJOS 1,455 827 1, 454 801 1, 440 822 COSTILLA 659 362 695 349 658 355 CROWLEY 735 404 751 395 737 399 CUSTER 759 389 757 388 757 392 DELTA 4,707 3,459 4,721 3,433 4,606 3,489 DENVER 68,950 41, 696 69,171 42,135 68, 384 41, 974 DOLORES 274 245 273 244 271 247 DOUGLAS 23,638 12,481 23,601 12,413 23,443 12,561 EAGLE 5,741 1, 884 5,738 1, 824 5,603 1, 829 ELBERT 2,636 2,310 2,662 2,275 2,635 2,295 ELPASO 79,753 49, 967 80, 197 49,685 80, 238 50, 051 FREMONT 7,016 3,847 7,819 3, 834 7,745 3,809 GARFIELD 6, 843 3,525 6, 908 3,463 6, 880 3,532 GILPIN 708 560 707 563 708 563 GRAND 2,425 1, 161 2,422 1, 162 2,424 1, 161 GUNNISON 2,645 1, 155 2,662 1,134 2,612 1, 156 HINSDALE 254 128 258 123 251 130 HUERFANO 1,220 727 1, 224 714 1,224 714 JACKSON 381 212 387 200 381 213 JEFFERSON 98, 822 63,184 99, 179 62,352 96, 551 62,545 KIOWA 307 312 313 314 312 312 KITCARSON 1,243 1,170 1,246 1, 167 1,230 1, 188 LAKE 1, 141 598 1, 149 505 1, 138 597 LAPLATA 9,279 3,335 9,379 3,261 9,264 3,342 LARIMER 45,901 21, 917 45,987 21,701 45,558 21,741 LASANIMAS 2,799 1,384 2,797 1, 356 2,742 1, 390 LINCOLN 816 761 840 758 823 768 LOGAN 3,295 2,449 3,316 2,435 3,310 2,395 MESA 23,657 13,831 23,749 13, 849 23,758 14,059 MINERAL 231 60 229 60 224 65 MOFFAT 2,398 1,271 2,392 1, 263 2,370 1,290 MONTEZUMA 3,372 2,678 3,402 2,658 3,385 2, 696 MONTROSE 5,565 3,564 5,632 3,487 5,598 3,544 MORGAN 4,139 2,832 4,161 2,793 4,096 2,847 OTERO 3,965 1,832 4,018 1, 824 3,979 1,790 OURAY 853 405 866 393 862 394 PARK 2,169 1,683 2,212 1,649 2,195 1, 667 PHILLIPS 862 610 869 609 865 616 PITKIN 2,979 958 2,980 959 3,045 939 PROWERS 2,017 1,286 2,030 1,254 2,007 1,260 PUEBLO 29,854 12,353 29,998 12,232 30, 108 12,492 RIOBLANCO 1, 155 872 1, 157 870 1, 153 885 RIOGRANDE 2,335 1,080 2,372 1,046 2,323 1, 070 ROUTT 3,628 1,434 3,633 1,432 3,595 1,449 SAGUACHE 815 461 795 468 816 458 SANJUAN 187 83 177 86 175 88 SANMIGUEL 1, 043 425 1,045 421 1, 046 427 SEDGWICK 522 351 527 346 524 352 SUMMIT 4,037 1,419 4,056 1,414 4,035 1, 441 TELLER 3,389 2,154 3,327 2,038 3,336 2,124 WASHINGTON 819 953 831 950 822 957 WELD 27,414 14,350 28,088 14,151 27,466 14,200 YUMA 2, 139 1,404 2,104 1, 358 1, 980 1,377 TOTAL 697,107 390,694 700,593 387,340 694,332 390,395

131 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 1

James D. Zimmerman - Yes 1 James D. Zimmerman - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

GILPIN 2,743 1,801 750 548 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 99,958 60,565

TOTAL 298,228 215,422 100,708 61,113

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 2

Harold Jeffrey Bayless - Yes 1 Harold Jeffrey Bayless - No 2 Lynne Marie Hufnagel - Yes 3 Lynne Marie Hufnagel - No 4 Robert S. Hyatt - Yes 5 Robert S. Hyatt - No 6 Paul A. Markson, Jr. - Yes 7 Paul A. Markson, Jr. - No 8 Larry J. Naves - Yes 9 Larry J. Naves - No 10 Nancy E. Rice - Yes 11 Nancy E. Rice - No 12 Richard T. Spriggs - Yes 13 Richard T. Spriggs - No 14

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

DENVER 314,553 198,101 69,525 42,174 57,756 61,310

TOTAL 314,553 198,101 69,525 42, 174 57,756 61,310

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 2

Harold Jeffrey Bayless - Yes 1 Harold Jeffrey Bayless - No 2 Lynne Marie Hufnagel - Yes 3 Lynne Marie Hufnagel - No 4

Robert S . Hyatt - Yes 5

Robert S . Hyatt - No 6 Paul A. Markson, Jr. - Yes 7 Paul A. Markson, Jr. - No 8 - Larry J., Naves Yes 9 - Larry J.. Naves No 10

Nancy E.. Rice - Yes 11

Nancy E.. Rice - No 12 Richard T. Spriggs - Yes 13 Richard T. Spriggs - No 14

CAND 5 CAND 6 CAND 7 CAND 8 CAND 9 CAND 10

DENVER 67,748 39,997 67,506 40, 516 60,951 40, 285

TOTAL 67,748 39,997 67,506 40, 516 68,951 40, 285

132 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT JUDGE -DISTRICT 2

Harold Jeffrey Baylees - Yes 1 Harold Jeffrey Baylese - No 2 Lynne Marie Hufnagel - Yes 3 Lynne Marie Hufnagel - No 4 Robert S. Hyatt - Yes 5

Robert S . Hyatt - No 6 Paul A. Markson, Jr. - Yes 7 Paul A. Markson, Jr. - No 8 Larry J. Naves - Yes 9 Larry J. Naves - No 10 Nancy E. Rice - Yes 11

Nancy E . Rice - No 12 Richard T. Spriggs - Yes 13 Richard T. Spriggs - No 14

CAND 11 AND 12 CAND 13 CAND 14

DENVER 70,970 39,018 67,837 40,165

TOTAL 70,970 39,018 67,837 40,165

DISTRICT JUDGE -DISTRICT 3

Jesse C. Manzanares - Yes 1 Jesse C. Manzanares - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,910 661 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 3,928 1,418

TOTAL 12,883 9,445 5, 838 2,079

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 4

Douglas Evar Anderson - Yes 1 Douglas Evar Anderson - No 2 James Madison Franklin - Yes 3 James Madison Franklin - No 4 Thomas Kelly Kane - Yes 5 Thomas Kelly Kane - No 6 David Dillwyn Parrish - Yes 7 David Dillwyn Parrish - No 8 D. Richard Toth - Yes 9 D. Richard Toth - No 10

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

ELPASO 257,064 177,210 83,990 45,544 78,205 51,760 TELLER 11,520 7,931 3,588 2,035 3,345 2,265

TOTAL 268,584 185,141 87,578 47,579 81,550 54,025

133 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT JUDGE -DISTRICT 4

Douglas Evar Anderson - Yes i Douglas Evar Anderson - No 2 James Madison Franklin - Yes 3 James Madison Franklin - No 4 Thomas Kelly Kane - Yes 5 Thomas Kelly Kane - No 6 David Dillwyn Parrish - Yes 7 David Dillwyn Parrish - No 8 D. Richard Toth - Yes 9 D. Richard Toth - No 10

CAND 5 CAND 6 CAND 7 CAND 8 CAND 9 CAND 10

ELPASO 83,592 44,825 82,783 46,877 84,175 46,137 TELLER 3,589 2,006 3,542 2,054 3,561 2,086

TOTAL 87,181 46,831 86,325 48, 931 87,736 48,223

DISTRICT JUDGE -DISTRICT 6

Timothy Alan Patalan - Yes Timothy Alan Patalan - No

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 1,666 841 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 10,711 3,077 SANJUAN 567 383 211 80

TOTAL 32,502 21,593 12,588 3,998

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 7

J. Steven Patrick - Yes 1 J. Steven Patrick - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

DELTA 15,771 11,612 5,358 3,153 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 3,646 1,020 HINSDALE 730 566 324 124 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 6,549 3,182 OURAY 2,561 1,823 906 374 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,164 423

TOTAL 51,286 35,664 17,947 8,276

DISTRICT JUDGE -DISTRICT 8

John-David Sullivan - Yes 1 John-David Sullivan - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

JACKSON 1,190 852 481 184 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 50,742 21,876

TOTAL 138,145 101,868 51,223 22,060

134 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 9

J.E. DeVilbise - Yes 1 J.E. DeVilbiss - No 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

GARFIELD 21,815 14,313 7,066 4,507 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 4,202 1,380 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1,324 875

TOTAL 36, 642 24,228 12,592 6,762

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 10

Dennis 1Maes - Yes 1

Denni s 1Maes - No 2 Alex J. Martinez - Yes 3 Alex J. Martinez - No 4 Rosalie Vigna - Yes 5 Rosalie Vigna - No 6

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 36,745 10,051 35,572 10, 611

TOTAL 80,004 53, 847 36,745 10,051 35,572 10, 611

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 10

Dennis Maes - Yes 1 Dennis Maes - No 3 Alex J. Martinez - Yes 3 Alex J. Martinez - No 4 Rosalie Vigna - Yes 5 Rosalie Vigna - No 6

CAND 5 CAND 6

PUEBLO 27,655 17,718

TOTAL 27,655 17,718

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 11

John Edward Anderson III - Yes 1 John Edward Anderson III - No 3

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

CHAFFEE 8,228 6, 643 3,567 1,610 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 899 391 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 9,492 3,431 PARK 8,176 5,320 2,260 1,584

TOTAL 41,626 28,462 16,218 7,016

135 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 12

0 . John Kuenhold - Yes i 0. John Kuenhold - No 2

Robert W . Ogburn - Yes 3 Robert W. Ogburn - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 3, 694 993 3,678 995 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 2,014 722 2,026 719 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 978 319 902 343 MINERAL 602 460 286 61 309 55 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 3,081 836 3,357 651 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 1,227 382 1,220 429

TOTAL 23,205 17,470 11, 280 3, 313 11,492 3,192

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 13

Douglas R . Vannoy - Yes 1 Douglas R. Vannoy - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1,409 1,134 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 3,504 2,234 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 5,496 2,284 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 889 627 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 558 314 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 981 900 YUMA 5,795 4,487 2,263 1,313

TOTAL 40,446 30,956 15,100 8,806

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 14

Richard P. Doucette - Yes 1 Richard P. Doucette - No 2

Joel S . Thompson - Yes 3

Joel S . Thompson - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

GRAND 7,681 4,944 3,131 1, 115 2,582 1,036 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 2,639 1,269 2,665 1,223 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 4,556 1,391 4,209 1,430

TOTAL 27,918 17,805 10,326 3,775 9,456 3,689

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 15

Norman L. Arends - Yes 1 Norman L. Arends - No 2 Garth L. Nieschburg - Yes 3 Garth L. Nieschburg - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

BACA 3,125 2,458 1, 005 728 1,013 717 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 419 612 479 434 KIOWA 1, 160 904 389 345 454 273 PROWERS 6, 900 4,784 2,202 1,895 2,953 1, 128

TOTAL 12,704 9,347 4,015 3,580 4,899 2,552

136 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 16

Robert E. Blackburn - Yes 1 Robert E. Blackburn - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

BENT 3,076 2,326 1,634 415 CROWLEY 1,989 1,435 948 320 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 5,079 1,516

TOTAL 16,444 11,611 7,661 2,251

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 17

Harlan R. Bockman - Yes 1 Harlan R. Bockman - No 2 John E. Popovich, Jr. - Yes 3 John E. Popovich, Jr. - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

ADAMS 150,494 95,226 49,376 28,086 47,151 27,497

TOTAL 150,494 95,226 49,376 28, 086 47,151 27,497

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 18

Thomas J. Curry - Yes 1 Thomas J. Curry - No 2 Deanna Elizabeth Hichman - Yes 3 Deanna Elizabeth Hichman - No 4 Scott W. Lawrence - Yes 5 Scott W. Lawrence - No 6 John Peter Leopold - Yes 7 John Peter Leopold - No 8 Thomas Clayborne Levi - Yes 9 Thomas Clayborne Levi - No 10 Cheryl L. Post - Yes 11 Cheryl L. Post - No 12 Jack Frederick Smith - Yes 13 Jack Frederick Smith - No 14 Kenneth K. Stuart - Yes 15 Kenneth K. Stuart - No 16 Michael J. Watanabe - Yes 17 Michael J. Watanabe - No 18

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 75,571 40,546 72,769 42,775 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 25,418 11,457 23,701 12,676 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 2,802 2, 179 2,715 2,234 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 891 698 869 712

TOTAL 354,893 228,464 104,682 54,880 100,054 58,397

137 .

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 18

CAND 5 CAND 6 CAND 7 CAND 8 CAND 9 CAND 10

ARAPAHOE 74,550 40,506 73,903 41, 635 73,939 41,781 DOUGLAS 24,237 11,352 23,346 12,215 23,321 12,080 ELBERT 2,814 2,007 2,645 2,267 2, 687 2,198 LINCOLN 847 720 854 711 854 714

TOTAL 102,448 54,585 100,748 56, 828 100, 801 56,773

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 18

Thomas J. Curry - Yes 1 Thomas J. Curry - No 2 Deanna Elizabeth Hichman - Yes 3 Deanna Elizabeth Hichman - No 4 Scott W. Lawrence - Yes 5 Scott W. Lawrence - No 6 John Peter Leopold - Yes 7 John Peter Leopold - No 8 Thomas Clayborne Levi - Yes 9 Thomas Clayborne Levi - No 10 Cheryl L. Post - Yes 11 Cheryl L Post - No 12 Jack Frederick Smith - Yes 13 Jack Frederick Smith - No 14 Kenneth K. Stuart - Yes 15 Kenneth K. Stuart - No 16 Michael J. Watanabe - Yes 17 Michael J. Watanabe - No 18

CAND 11 CAND 12 CAND 13 CAND 14 CAND 15 CAND 16

ARAPAHOE 76,415 39,719 74,679 41,041 74,790 41,591 DOUGLAS 23,934 11, 671 23,459 11,862 23,707 11,708 ELBERT 2,730 2, 182 2,696 2,176 2,721 2,188 LINCOLN 870 700 849 708 863 705

TOTAL 103,949 54,272 101,683 55,787 102,081 56, 192

138 .

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 18

Thomas J. Curry - Yes 1 Thomas J. Curry - No 2 Deanna Elizabeth Hichman - Yes 3 Deanna Elizabeth Hichman - No 4 Scott W. Lawrence - Yes 5 Scott W. Lawrence - No 6 John Peter Leopold - Yes 7 John Peter Leopold - No 8 Thomas Clayborne Levi - Yes 9 Thomas Clayborne Levi - No 10 Cheryl L Post - Yes 11 Cheryl L. Post - No 12 Jack Frederick Smith - Yes 13 Jack Frederick Smith - No 14 Kenneth K. Stuart - Yes 15 Kenneth K. Stuart - No 16 Michael J. Watanabe - Yes 17 Michael J. Watanabe - No 18

CAND 17 CAND 18

ARAPAHOE 74,447 41,284 DOUGLAS 23,554 11,921 ELBERT 2,661 2,259 LINCOLN 843 727

TOTAL 101,505 56,191

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 19

Jonathan W . Hays - Yes 1

Jonathan W . Hays - No 2 John Robert Lowenbach - Yes 3 John Robert Lowenbach - No 4 William L. West - Yes 5 William L. West - No 6

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

WELD 77,699 57,525 31,630 13,123 29,882 13,500

TOTAL 77,699 57,525 31,630 13,123 29,882 13,500

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 19

Jonathan W . Hays - Yes 1

Jonathan W . Hays - No 2 John Robert Lowenbach - Yes 3 John Robert Lowenbach - No 4 William L. West - Yes 5 William L. West - No 6

CAND 5 CAND 6

WELD 30,408 13,325

TOTAL 30,408 13,325

139 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 20

Roxanne Bail in - Yes 1 Roxanne Bail in - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

BOULDER 186,562 123,943 64,476 21,989

TOTAL 186,562 123,943 64,476 21,989

DISTRICT JUDGE-DISTRICT 21

David A. Bottger - Yes 1 David A. Bottger - No 2 Nicholas R. Massaro, JR. - Yes 3 Nicholas R. Massaro, JR. - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

MESA 64,552 40,950 20,109 12,417 20,931 11,490

TOTAL 64,552 40,950 20, 109 12,417 20, 931 11,490

COUNTY JUDGE -ADAMS

Ovid R. Beldock - Yes 1 Ovid R. Beldock - No 2 Jeffrey L. Romeo - Yes 3 Jeffrey L. Romeo - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

ADAMS 150,494 95,226 40,602 20,995 47,033 20,352

TOTAL 150,494 95,226 40,602 20, 995 47,033 20,352

COUNTY JUDGE-ALAMOSA

Jean Paul Jones - Yes 1 Jean Paul Jones - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 3,029 1,654

TOTAL 6,524 5,112 3,029 1,654

COUNTY JUDGE -ARAPAHOE

Richard Morgan Jauch - Yes 1 Richard Morgan Jauch - No 2

Robert H[. Russell, II - Yes 3

Robert HI. Russell, II - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

ARAPAHOE 270, 109 166, 103 75,252 40, 330 74,521 40, 313

TOTAL 270, 189 166,103 75,252 40, 330 74,521 40, 313

140 .

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 COUNTY JUDGE -BENT

Mark A MacDonnell - Yes 1 Mark A. MacDonnell - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

BENT 3,076 2,326 1,304 708

TOTAL 3,076 2,326 1,304 708

COUNTY JUDGE — BOULDER

Diane R . MacDonald - Yes 1

Diane R . MacDonald - No 2 Thomas J.B. Reed - Yes 3 Thomas J.B. Reed - No 4

# REG tt VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

BOULDER 166,562 123,943 61,796 20,272 56,883 21,474

TOTAL 186,562 123,943 61,796 20,272 58,883 21,474

COUNTY JUDGE -CHAFFEE

- Williami P. Alderton Yes 1 - Williami P. Alderton No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

CHAFFEE 8,228 6, 643 4,001 1,766

TOTAL 8,228 6, 643 4,001 1,766

COUNTY JUDGE-COSTILLA

Pattie P. Swift - Yes 1 Pattie P. Swift - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 961 379

TOTAL 2,333 1,698 961 379

COUNTY JUDGE -DELTA

David C . Johnston - Yes 1

David C . Johnston - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

DELTA 15,771 11,612 6,245 3,316

TOTAL 15,771 11,612 6,245 3,316

141 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 COUNTY JUDGE -DOLORES

Bob G. Johnson - Yes 1 Bob G. Johnson - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

DOLORES 1,063 836 528 231

TOTAL 1,063 836 528 231

COUNTY JUDGE -DOUGLAS

James Steven Miller - Yes 1 James Steven Miller - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

DOUGLAS 71,987 53,092 25, 542 10,866

TOTAL 71,987 53,092 25,542 10,866

COUNTY JUDGE -EL PASO

Rebecca Snyder Bromley - Yes 1 Rebecca Snyder Bromley - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

ELPASO 257,064 177,210 93,142 42,260

TOTAL 257,064 177,210 93,142 42,260

COUNTY JUDGE -FREMONT

William Gobin Fox - Yes 1 William Gobin Fox - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

FREMONT 22,945 14,835 8,727 3,793

TOTAL 22,945 14,835 8,727 3,793

COUNTY JUDGE-GUNNISON

Karl Ranous - Yes 1 Karl Ranous - NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 3,204 1,552

TOTAL 9,573 6,093 3,204 1,552

COUNTY JUDGE -JACKSON

Rex A. Shaw - Yes 1 Rex A. Shaw - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

JACKSON 1,190 852 667 132 TOTAL 1,190 852 667 132

142 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 COUNTY JUDGE-JEFFERSON

James C. Demlow - Yes 1 James C. Demlow - No 2 Francis C. Jackson - Yes 3 Francis C. Jackson - No 4 Roy G. Olson, JR. - Yes 5 Roy G. Olson, JR. - No 6 Linda Theresa Palmieri - Yes 7 Linda Theresa Palmieri - No 8

ft REG ft VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 98,715 60,875 99,577 60, 122

TOTAL 295,485 213,621 98,715 60, 875 99,577 60, 122

COUNTY JUDGE-JEFFERSON

CAND 5 CAND 6 CAND 7 CAND 8

JEFFERSON 100,966 60,502 104,002 60,221

TOTAL 100,966 60,502 104,002 60,221

COUNTY JUDGE-KIT CARSON

J. Curt Penny - Yes 1 J. Curt Penny - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 2,010 934

TOTAL 4,538 3,517 2,010 934

COUNTY JUDGE -LAKE

Joseph A. Fattor - Yes 1 Joseph A. Fattor - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

LAKE 3,808 2,514 1,243 906

TOTAL 3,808 2,514 1,243 906

143 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 COUNTY JUDGE -LARIMER

Don L. Nelson - Yes 1 Don L. Nelson - No 2 Ronald L, Schultz - Yes 3 Ronald L. Schultz - No 4

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 CAND 3 CAND 4

LARIMER 136,955 101,016 48, 863 21,472 42,785 28,670

TOTAL 136,955 101,016 48, 863 21,472 42,785 28,670

COUNTY JUDGE-MESA

Thomas Michael Deister - Yes 1 Thomas Michael Deister - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

MESA 64,552 48,950 29,032 11, 653

TOTAL 64,552 48,950 29,032 11,653

COUNTY JUDGE -MINERAL

Robert McClure Wardell - Yes 1 Robert McClure Wardell - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

MINERAL 602 460 386 47

TOTAL 602 460 386 47

COUNTY JUDGE-MONTROSE

John C. Davidson - Yes 1 John C. Davidson - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 7,069 3,076

TOTAL 18,243 12,790 7,069 3,076

COUNTY JUDGE -PUEBLO

Adele K. Anderson - Yes 1 Adele K. Anderson - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 33,098 11, 856

TOTAL 80,004 53,847 33,098 11,856

144 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 COUNTY JUDGE -SAN JUAN

Allen Nossaman - Yes 1 Allen Nossaman - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

SANJUAN 567 383 320 47

TOTAL 567 383 320 47

COUNTY JUDGE- SEDGWICK

Max E. Carlson - Yes 1 Max E. Carlson - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 983 299

TOTAL 1,707 1,376 983 299

COUNTY JUDGE-SUMMIT (Appointed to District Judge-District

David Richard Lass - Yes 1 David Richard Lass - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 0 0

TOTAL 12,990 8,501 0 0

COUNTY JUDGE-TELLER

Jackson L. Peters, Jr. - Yes 1 Jackson L. Peters, Jr. - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

TELLER 11,520 7,931 4,327 1,806

TOTAL 11,520 7,931 4,327 1,806

COUNTY JUDGE -WELD

William G. Arries - Yes 1 William G. Arries - No 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2

WELD 77,699 57,525 30,293 13,609

TOTAL 77,699 57,525 30,293 13,609

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BALLOT ISSUES AND QUESTIONS

AMENDMENT 11

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution concerning property tax exemptions, and, in connection therewith, eliminating any property tax exemptions for real property used for religious purposes, real property used for for-profit schools, real property used for charitable purposes other than for community corrections facilities, orphanages, or for housing low-income elderly, disabled, homeless, or abused persons, and real property used for nonprofit cemeteries; continuing the property tax exemptions for real property used for nonprofit schools, community corrections facilities, orphanages, and housing low-income elderly, disabled, homeless, or abused persons, unless otherwise provided by genera] law; continuing the property tax exemptions for personal property used for religious worship or strictly charitable purposes, unless otherwise provided by general law; and decreasing the property tax rate to prevent a net revenue gain to any taxing entity as a result of the elimination of exemptions, unless otherwise provided by general law?

ENMIENDA 11

^Debera aprobarse una enmienda a la Constitucion de Colorado con respecto a las exenciones de impuestos inmobiliarios y, en relacion con las mismas, para eliminar cualesquier exenciones de impuestos inmobiliarios sobre bienes inmuebles usados a fines religiosos, bienes inmuebles usados para escuelas a fines de lucro, bienes inmuebles usados para fines caritativos, excepto por instalaciones correccionales u orfelinatos, o para albergar personas de escasos recursos mayores, incapacitadas, desamparadas o abusadas y bienes inmuebles usados para cementerios sin fines de lucro; para continuar las exenciones de impuestos inmobiliarios sobre bienes inmuebles usados para escuelas sin fines de lucro, instalaciones correccionales comunitarias, orfelinatos o para albergar personas de escasos recursos mayores, incapacitadas, desamparadas o abusadas, salvo que se estipulare de otra manera en la legislacion general; para continuar las exenciones de impuestos inmobiliarios sobre bienes muebles usados a fines religiosos o fines estrictamente caritativos, salvo que se estipulare de otra manera en la legislacidn general; y para disminuir la tasa de impuestos inmobiliarios a fin de impedir un aumento de ingresos netos para cualquier entidad tributaria como resultado de la eliminacidn de las exenciones, salvo que se estipulare de otra manera en la legislacidn general?

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AMENDMENT 12

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution concerning congressional term limits, and, in connection therewith, specifying a proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution that limits U.S. Senators to two terms, former and incumbent U.S. Senators to one additional term, U.S. Representatives to three terms and former and incumbent U.S. Representatives to two additional terms; instrucung Colorado's State Senators and Representatives to vote to apply for an amendment-proposing convention; instructing Colorado’s U.S. Senators and Representatives to pass said term limits amendment; requiring that all election ballots have "Disregarded Voter Instruction On Term Limits" next to the name of an incumbent U.S. Senator or Representative or incumbent state senator or representative when such senator or representative fails to take specific actions in support of said term limits amendment; providing that non-incumbent candidates for U.S. and state senator and representative be given an opportunity to take a pledge in support of said term limits amendment; requiring that primary and general election ballots have "Declined To Take Pledge To Support Term Limits" next to the name of a non-incumbent candidate who has not signed such pledge; authorizing the secretary of state to determine whether the terms of this amendment have been complied with and whether such designations should appear on the ballot; and allowing any legal challenge to this amendment to be filed with the supreme court of Colorado as an original action?

ENMIENDA 12

^Debera aprobarse una enmienda a la Constitucion de Colorado con respecto a limites de terminos congresionales y, en relacion con la misma, para especificar una enmienda propuesta a la Constitucion de EE.UU., que limita los Senadores de EE.UU., a dos terminos, los antiguos Senadores y Senadores en funciones a un termino adicional, los Representantes de EE.UU., a tres terminos y los antiguos Representantes y Representantes en funciones a dos terminos adicionales; para ordenar a los Senadores y Representantes Estatales de Colorado a votar a favor de solicitar una convencion para la propuesta de enmiendas; para ordenar a los Senadores y Representantes de EE.UU. de Colorado que promulguen dicha enmienda de limites de terminos; para exigir que todas las balotas electorales lleven la leyenda Ignore la instruccion de los votantes sobre limites de terminos" al lado del nombre de un Senador o Representante de EE.UU. en funciones o senador o representante estatal en funciones cuando dicho senador o representante no tomare medidas especificas en apoyo de dicha enmienda de limites de terminos; estipulandose que los candidatos no en funciones a los cargos de senador y representante de EE.UU., y estatal tengan la oportunidad de hacer una promesa en apoyo de dicha enmienda de limites de terminos; para exigir que las balotas electorales primarias y generates lleven la leyenda “"No acepto la promesa de apoyar los limites de terminos" al lado del nombre de un candidato no en funciones que no hubiere firmado tal promesa; para autorizar al secretario de estado que determine si se han cumplido los terminos de la presente enmienda y si dichas designaciones deberan aparecer en la balota; y para permitir que se entable cualquier impugnacion legal contra esta enmienda ante la code suprema de Colorado como accion original?

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AMENDMENT 13

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution concerning petitions, and, in connection therewith, changing initiative and referendum rights and procedures; extending petition powers to registered voters of all local governments; limiting initiative ballot titles to 100 words; limiting the annual number of newly enacted laws that governments may exclude from possible referendum petitions; establishing standards for review of filed petitions; requiring voter approval for future petition laws and rules and for changes to certain future voter-approved petitions; and authorizing lawsuits to enforce the amendment?

ENMIENDA 13

^Debera aprobarse una enmienda a la Constitucion de Colorado con respecto a las peticiones y, en relacion con las mismas, para cambiar los derechos y procedimientos de iniciativa y referendum; para extender las facultades de peticion a los votantes registrados de todos los gobiernos municipales; para limitar los titulos de balota de iniciativa a 100 palabras; para limitar el numero anual de leyes nuevas promulgadas que los gobiernos podran excluir de posibles peticiones por referendum; para establecer normas con respecto a la revision de las peticiones entabladas; para exigir la aprobacion de los votantes de leyes y reglas de peticion futuras y de cambios a ciertas peticiones futuras aprobadas por los votantes; y para autorizar acciones legales a fin de hacer cumplir la enmienda?

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AMENDMENT 14

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution concerning prohibited methods of taking wildlife, and, in connection therewith,

prohibiting the use of leghold traps, instant kill body-gripping design traps, poisons, or snares; providing an exception for the use of such methods by certain governmental entities for the purpose of protecting human health or safety or managing fish or other non-mammalian wildlife; providing an exception for the use of such methods to control birds or to control rodents other than beaver and muskrat, as otherwise authorized by law; providing an exception for the use of such methods on private property, under certain conditions, to reduce damage to crops or livestock; providing an exception for the use of certain non-lethal snares, traps, or nets to take wildlife for purposes of scientific research, falconry, relocation, or medical treatment under rules of the Colorado Wildlife Commission; providing that the measure shall not apply to the taking of wildlife with firearms, fishing equipment, archery equipment, or other implements in hand as authorized by law; incorporating the current statutory definitions of the terms "taking" and "wildlife"; and requiring the general assembly to enact implementing

legislation by May 1, 1997?

ENMIENDA 14

^Debera aprobarse una enmienda a la constitucion de Colorado con respecto a la prohibicton de metodos de cazar la fauna natural, y en relacion con la misma, para prohibir el uso de trampas sujetapata, trampas sujetacuerpo que matan instantaneamente o mediante el uso de veneno o trampa; para estipular una excepcion al uso de estos metodos por parte de ciertas entidades gubemamentales con tos fines de proteger la salud o seguridad del ser humano o para la administracion de los peces y otra fauna no mamifera; para estipular una excepcion al uso de dichos metodos para el control de las aves o para el control de los roedores que no sean los castores o ratas almizcleras, segun sea estipulada de otra manera por ley; para estipular una excepcion al uso de dichos metodos en propiedades privadas, bajo ciertas condiciones, a fin de reducir tos danos a las cosechas o la ganaderia; para estipular una excepcion al uso de ciertas trampas dispositivos o redes no letales para la caza de la fauna natural a fines de investigacion cientrfica, cetreria, reubicacton o tratamiento medico bajo las reglas de la Comision de la Fauna Natural de Colorado; para estipular que la medida no se aplicara a la caza de la fauna natural con armas de fuego, equipos de pesca, equipos de tiro y otros implementos de mano, segun sean autorizados por ley; para incorporar las definiciones estatutarias actuales de los terminos "caza" y "fauna natural"; y para exigir que la asamblea a general promulgue la legislacton de implementacion antes del 1 de mayo de 1997?

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AMENDMENT 15

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Revised Statutes concerning campaign reform, and, in connection therewith, limiting the amount of campaign contributions to candidate committees, political committees, and political parties; prohibiting candidate committees and political parties from making or accepting certain contributions; specifying who may contribute to a candidate committee; limiting the amount of unexpended campaign contributions that a candidate committee can carry over from one campaign to another campaign; creating voluntary campaign spending limits and attendant disclosure requirements; and reenacting, with amendments, current campaign reform law definitions and provisions regarding deposits of contributions, limits on cash contributions and expenditures, the prohibition on contribution reimbursement, uses of unexpended contributions, notice and disclosure of independent expenditures, reporting of contributions and expenditures, registration requirements for candidates and committees, civil and criminal sanctions and penalties, expenditures for political advertising, encouraging withdrawal from a campaign, home rule counties and municipalities, and contribution limits on state and political subdivisions and on lobbyists?

ENMIENDA 15

,i,Debera aprobarse una enmienda a los Estatutos Revisados de

Colorado con relacion a la reforma de campanas poh'ticas y, en relacion con la misma, para limitar el importe de las contribuciones de campana a los comites de candidatura, comites politicos y partidos politicos; para prohibir que los comites de candidatura y partidos politicos hagan o acepten ciertas contribuciones; para especificar quienes podran contribuir a un comite de candidatura; para limitar el importe de las contribuciones de campana sin gastar que un comite de candidatura podra trasladar de una campana a otra; para crear limites voluntaries de gastos de campana y requisitos de divulgacion consonantes; y para repromulgar con enmiendas, las definiciones y estipulaciones de la ley de reforma de campanas actual con respecto al deposito de las contribuciones, los limites sobre contribuciones y gastos en efectivo, la prohibicion del reembolso de las contribuciones, los usos de las contribuciones sin gastar, el aviso y divulgacidn de gastos independientes, la declaracidn de contribuciones y gastos, requisitos de registro de candidatos y comitbs, sanciones y multas civiles y penales, gastos de publicidad politica, actividades para alentar el retiro de una campana, condados y municipalidades autonomos y limites de contribucion sobre subdivisiones estatales y politicas y sobre cabilderos?

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AMENDMENT 16

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution concerning the management of state assets related to the public lands of the state held in trust, and, in connection therewith, providing that the board shall serve as the trustee for the lands granted to or held by the state in public trust; adding to the board’s duties the prudent management and exchange of lands held by the board; requiring the board to manage lands held by the board in order to produce reasonable and consistent income over time, and to recognize that economic productivity and sound stewardship of such lands includes protecting and enhancing the beauty, natural values, open space, and wildlife habitat thereof; providing for the establishment of a long-term stewardship trust of up to 300,00(1 acres of land; requiring the board to take other actions to protect the long-term productivity and sound stewardship of the lands held by the board, including incentives in agricultural leases which promote sound stewardship and sales or leases of conservation easements; authorizing the board to undertake non- simultaneous exchanges of land; authorizing the general assembly to adopt laws whereby the assets of the school fund may be used to assist public schools to provide necessary buildings, land, and equipment; providing opportunities for school districts in which lands held by the board are located to lease, purchase, or otherwise use such lands for school building sites; requiring the board, prior to a land transaction for development purposes, to determine that the income from the transaction will exceed the fiscal impact of the development on local school districts; allowing access by public schools for outdoor education purposes without charge: expanding the state board of land commissioners to five members and requiring a diversity of experience and occupation on the board; reducing the terms of office of the members of the board to four years; directing the board to hire a director and a staff; and providing for personal immunity of the individual board members from liability in certain situations?

ENMIENDA 16 i,Debera aprobarse una enmienda a la Constitucion de Colorado con respecto a la administracion de los bienes estatales relacionados con las tierras publicas del eslado tenidas en fideicomiso y, en relacion con la misma, para estipular que la junta fungira como fiduciario de las tierras concedidas a, a tenidas por el estado en fideicomiso publico; para incluir en los deberes de la junta la administracion ypermuta prudente de tierras tenidas por la junta; para exigir que la junta administre las tierras tenidas por la misma con el fin de generar ingresos razonables y constantes con el tiempo y que reconozca que la productividad economica y administracion prudente de dicnas tierras incluyen la proteccion y renovacion de la belleza, valores naturales, espacios abiertos y habitats de fauna natural de las mismas; para estipular el establecimiento de un fideicomiso administrative a largo jblazo de hasta 300,000 acres de tierra; para exigir que la junta tome otras medidas a fin de proteger la productividad a largo plazo y administracion prudente ae las tierras tenidas por dicha junta, incluso incentivos en arriendos agricolas que promuevan una administracion prudente y ventas o arriendos de servidumbres de conservacion; para autorizar a la junta que emprenda permutas no simultaneas de tierra; para autorizar a la asamblea general que adopte leyes bajo las cuales podran usarse los bienes del fondo escolar para ayudar a las escuelas publicas a proporcionar los edificios, terrenos y equipos necesarios; para ofrecer a los distritos escolares situados en dichas tierras la oportunidad de arrendar, adquirir o de otra de otra manera aprovecharlas para fines de sitios de edificios escolares; para exigir que, antes de una transaccion de tierras a fines de urbanizacion, la junta determine que los ingresos derivados de la transaccion excederan el impacto fiscal de la urbanizacion en el distrito escolar local; para permitir el acceso

151 REFERRED AND INITIATED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND LAWS a las escuelas publicas a fines de educacion al aire libre sin cargo; para ampliar la junta estatal de comisionados de tierras a cinco miembros y exigir una diversidad de experiencia y profesiones en la junta; para reducir a cuatro anos los terminos de servicio de los miembros de la junta; para ordenar a la junta que contrate un director y un personal; y para estipular la inmunidad personal de los miembros individuales de la junta contra responsabilidad bajo ciertas situaciones?"

AMENDMENT 17

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution concerning parental rights, and, in connection therewith, specifying that parents have the right to direct and control the upbringing, education, values, and discipline of their children?

ENMIENDA 17

^Debera aprobarse una enmienda a la Constitucion de Colorado con respecto a los derechos de los padres y, en relacion con la misma, para especificar que los padres tienen el derecho de dirigir y controlar la crianza, educacion, los valores y disciplina de sus hijos?

AMENDMENT 18

Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Constitution to permit limited gaming, subject to a future local vote, in original or reconstructed historic buildings in the national historic district of the city of Trinidad and to allocate tax and fee revenues from such limited gaming?

ENMIENDA 18

^Debera aprobarse una enmienda a la Constitucion de Colorado para permitir los juegos de azar restringidos, con sujecion a un voto local futuro, en edificios historicos originales o reconstruidos en el distrito historico nacional de la ciudad de Trinidad y para asignar ingresos tributaries y de honorarios de dichos juegos de azar restringidos?

152 REFERRED AND INITIATED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND LAWS REFERENDUM A

“An amendment to articles V and XIX of the constitution of the state of Colorado, concerning ballot measures, and, in connection therewith, requiring voter approval of proposed constitutional amendments by sixty

percent of the votes cast thereon, permitting, until January 1 , 2003, a simple majority of votes to approve amendments to amend or repeal any provision that was previously adopted with less than sixty percent of the votes cast thereon, prohibiting the general assembly from amending or repealing any law enacted by the initiative within four years of adoption unless approved by two-thirds of all the members elected to each house of the general assembly, and requiring that initiated and referred measures to amend the constitution be submitted to the electors at a general election and not at an election held in an odd-numbered year."

REFERENDUM A

"Una enmienda a bs articubs V y XIX de la constitucion del estado de Cobrado con respecto a medidas de balota y, en relacion con las mismas, exigiendo la aprobacion de las enmiendas constitucionales propuestas por el sesenta por ciento de los votos emitidos por los votantes sobre las mismas, 9 permitiendo hasta el I de enero de 2003, una simple mayoria de votos para aprobar enmiendas o para enmendar o abrogar cualquier estipulacion anteriormente adoptada con menos del sesenta por ciento de los votos emitidos sobre la misma, prohibiendo a la asamblea general enmendar o abrogar cualquier by promulgada por la iniciativa dentro de los cuatro anos despues de su adopebn, salvo que cuente con la aprobacion de dos tercios de todos los miembros elegidos a cada camara de la asamblea general, y exigiendo que las medidas iniciadas y referidas para enmendar la constitucion se sometan a los electores en una eleccbn general y no en una eleccbn celebrada durante un ano de numero impar".

REFERENDUM B

"An amendment to section 20 of article X of the constitution of the state of Colorado, increasing the time period for mailing ballot information to registered voters before a ballot issue election."

REFERENDUM B

"Una enmienda a la seccbn 20 del arti'culo X de la constitucion del estado de Colorado, aumentando el periodo para el envio por correo de informacbn de babta a bs votantes registrados antes de una eleccion de asuntos de balota".

153 REFERRED AND INITIATED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND LAWS REFERENDUM C

"An amendment to article XIV of the constitution of the state of Colorado, concerning the office of county sheriff, and, in connection therewith, authorizing the general assembly to establish qualifications for the office of county sheriff."

REFERENDUM C

"Una enmienda al articulo XIV de la constitucion del estado de

Colorado con respecto al cargo de sheriff de condado y, en relacion con la misma, autorizar a la asamblea general establecer las calificaciones requeridas para el cargo de sheriff de condado".

REFERENDUM D

"An amendment to section 20 of article X of the constitution of the state of Colorado, concerning the exclusion of funds for unemployment compensation from fiscal limitations, and, in connection therewith, modifying the definition of "Fiscal Year Spending" to exclude unemployment compensation funds, excluding actions relating to charges imposed to fund unemployment compensation from the voter-approval requirement for tax increases, and requiring a one-time reduction in district bases to exclude a portion of a district's fiscal year spending from unemployment compensation funds."

REFERENDUM D

"Una enmienda a la seccion 20 del articulo X de la constitucion del estado de Colorado, con respecto a la exclusion de las limitaciones fiscales de fondos destinados a compensacion por desempleo y, en reiacion con la misma modificando la definicion de "gastos del ejercicio" para excluir los fondos de compensacion por desempleo, excluyendo acciones relacionadas con los cargos impuestos para habilitar la compensacion por desempleo del requisito de aprobacion de los votantes para aumentos de impuestos, y exigiendo una reduccion unica en las bases de distrito para excluir una porcion de los gastos de ejercicio de un distrito de los fondos de compensacion por desempleo".

154 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Amendment 11-Changes In Property Tax Exemptions

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150 , 494 95,226 14, 088 78,293 93,181 2,045 ALAMOSA 6, 524 5, 112 470 4,408 4,878 234 ARAPAHOE 270, 109 166,103 23,021 135, 242 159,063 7,120 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 957 2,454 3,411 110 BACA 3,125 2,450 260 1, 819 2,079 379 BENT 3,076 2,326 262 1, 902 2, 164 162 BOULDER 186, 562 123,943 20,218 90, 849 111, 067 12,876 CHAFFEE 0,220 6,643 1,500 4,819 6,399 244 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 169 967 1, 136 65 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 846 3,256 4, 102 194 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 240 2,792 3,032 442 COSTILLA 2,333 1,690 209 1, 276 1,485 213 CROWLEY 1, 909 1,435 157 1, 195 1, 352 03 CUSTER 2,277 1,664 335 1, 186 1, 521 143 DELTA 15,771 11,612 1,575 8, 997 10,572 1, 040 DENVER 314,553 190, 101 29,301 147,529 176,830 21, 271 DOLORES 1, 063 036 110 671 709 47 DOUGLAS 71, 907 53,092 9,407 41,467 50, 874 2,218 EAGLE 10, 006 11,591 2,330 8,691 11,021 570 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 1,210 5, 239 6,449 500 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 35, 105 135,844 170,949 6,261 FREMONT 22,945 14,035 2,539 11,625 14,164 671 GARFIELD 21, 015 14,313 2,336 11,406 13,742 571 GILPIN 2,743 1, 001 395 1, 333 1,728 73 GRAND 7,601 4,944 1, 107 3,575 4,682 262 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 1, 099 4,603 5,702 391 HINSDALE 730 566 122 418 540 26 HUERFANO 4,403 3,009 484 2,154 2,638 451 JACKSON 1, 190 052 128 684 812 40 JEFFERSON 295,405 213,621 34,319 170,909 205,228 8, 393 KIOWA 1,160 904 106 746 852 52 KITCARSON 4,530 3,517 320 3,023 3,351 166 LAKE 3,000 2,514 243 1,781 2,024 490 LAP LATA 26,736 17,609 2,605 14,359 16,964 725 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 14,911 81,707 96,618 4,398 LASANIMAS 0,400 6,356 1, 042 4,329 5,371 985

LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 266 1 , 888 2,154 86 LOGAN 9, 911 7,994 934 6,649 7,583 411 MESA 64,552 40,950 6,243 39, 110 45,353 3,597 MINERAL 602 460 67 371 438 22 MOFFAT 7,023 4,916 650 4,089 4,739 177 MONTEZUMA 12,521 0,190 1, 154 6,709 7,863 335 MONTROSE 10,243 12,790 1,708 10,307 12,015 775 MORGAN 12,446 8,057 924 7,570 8,494 363 OTERO 11,379 7,050 753 6,509 7,262 588 OURAY 2,561 1,823 334 1,426 1,760 63 PARK 0, 176 5,320 1, 278 3,000 5,158 162 PHILLIPS 2,025 2,243 199 1,796 1, 995 248 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 1, 110 5,068 6, 186 963 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 466 3,888 4,354 430 PUEBLO 00, 004 53,847 5, 821 42,402 48, 223 5,624 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 307 2,330 2,637 129 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 445 3,749 4,194 334 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 1,485 5,889 7,374 571 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 335 1, 541 1, 876 322 SANJUAN 567 383 80 285 365 18 SANMIGUEL 4,400 2,780 588 1, 892 2,480 300 SEDGWICK 1,707 1, 376 210 1,143 1,353 23 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 1, 803 6,225 8,028 473 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 1, 889 5,479 7,368 563 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 250 2,062 2,312 17 0 WELD 77,699 57,525 7,595 44,005 51, 600 5,925 YUMA 5,795 4,487 419 3,827 4,246 241

TOTAL 2,204,022 1,,551,004 242,543 1,,211,637 1,,454,180 96,824

155 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Amendment 12 -Term Limits II

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150,494 95,226 54,166 36,039 90,205 5, 021 ALAMOSA 6, 524 5, 112 2, 034 2,689 4,723 389 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 85,798 67,898 153,696 12,487 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 1, 840 1,344 3,184 337 BACA 3,125 2,458 758 1,264 2,022 436 BENT 3,076 2,326 915 1, 168 2,083 243 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 57,140 59,855 116, 995 6, 948 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 2, 921 3,303 6,224 419 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 408 688 1,096 105 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 2,096 1, 938 4,034 262 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,015 1,792 2, 807 667 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 513 728 1, 241 457 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 433 854 1, 287 14 8 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 695 806 1, 501 163 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 5,746 5,142 10,688 724 DENVER 314,553 198,101 82,536 85,406 167,942 30,159 DOLORES 1, 063 836 290 469 759 77 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 30, 504 19,332 49,836 3,256 EAGLE 18, 806 11,591 5,807 4,824 10,631 960 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 3,811 2,771 6, 582 367 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 94,643 70,451 165,094 12,116 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 7,945 5,839 13,784 1,051 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 6,880 6,600 13,480 833 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 937 758 1, 695 106 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,340 2,257 4,597 347 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2,783 2,772 5,555 538 HINSDALE 730 566 275 245 520 46 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,311 1, 360 2,671 418 JACKSON 1,190 852 287 516 803 49 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 114,652 84,633 199,285 14,336 KIOWA 1,160 904 306 509 815 89 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1,458 1,707 3,165 352 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1, 159 1,095 2,254 260 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 7,759 8,524 16,283 1,406 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 51, 532 41,444 92,976 8,040 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,711 2,351 5,062 1, 294 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 758 1,334 2,092 148 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 3,717 3,583 7,300 694 MESA 64,552 48,950 25,154 20, 023 45, 177 3,773 MINERAL 602 460 189 230 419 41 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 2,057 2,576 4,633 283 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 3,428 4,217 7,645 553 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 6,208 5,691 11, 899 891 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 3,919 4,273 8,192 665 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 2,914 4,081 6,995 855 OURAY 2,561 1,823 887 813 1,700 123 PARK 8,176 5,320 3,097 1, 977 5, 074 246 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 781 1, 131 1, 912 331 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 3,166 3,342 6, 508 641 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 1, 858 2,317 4,175 609 PUEBLO 80, 004 53,847 23,508 25,863 49,371 4,476 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1,100 1, 480 2,580 186 RIOGRANDE 6, 251 4,528 1,732 2,340 4,072 456 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,629 3,586 7,215 730 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 766 984 1,750 448 SANJUAN 567 383 141 106 247 136 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1, 154 1,271 2,425 355 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 607 632 1, 239 137 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,774 3,098 7,872 629 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 4,439 3,015 7,454 477 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 886 1, 342 2,228 254 WELD 77,699 57,525 29,445 22,908 52,353 5, 172 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1, 539 2,540 4,07 9 408

TOTAL 2,284,822 1, 551,004 768,257 654,124 1,422,381 128,623

156 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Amendment 13 -Petitions

YES NO

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150, 494 95,226 32,592 57,372 89,964 5,262 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 1, 124 3,067 4,991 121 ARAPAHOE 270, 109 166,183 47,878 104,213 152,091 14,092 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 1, 120 1, 942 3,062 459 BACA 3,125 2,458 421 1, 570 1, 999 459 BENT 3,076 2,326 472 1,606 2,070 248 BOULDER 186, 562 123,943 34,971 79,759 114,730 9,213 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 1, 587 4,496 6,003 560 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 244 839 1, 083 118 CLEARCREEK 6, 264 4,296 1, 294 2,682 3,976 320 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 664 2, 147 2, 811 663 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 384 890 1, 274 424 CROWLEY 1,989 1,435 253 1,057 1, 310 125 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 435 1, 036 1, 471 193 DELTA 15,771 11,612 3,006 7,639 10,725 007 DENVER 314,553 198,101 49,151 116,764 165, 915 32, 186 DOLORES 1, 063 836 109 546 735 101 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 16,781 31,606 48, 307 4,705 EAGLE 18,806 11, 591 3,749 6, 585 10,334 1,257 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 2,410 4,103 6,513 436 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 52, 246 109, 984 162,230 14, 980 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 4,722 9,030 13,752 1, 083 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 3, 937 9,338 13,275 1, 038 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 633 1,031 1, 664 137 GRAND 7, 681 4, 944 1, 295 3,101 4,476 468 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 1,749 3,702 5,451 642 HINSDALE 730 566 159 345 504 62 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 744 1, 987 2,731 358 JACKSON 1, 190 852 150 635 793 59 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 64,519 130,433 194,952 18,669 KIOWA 1, 160 904 145 684 829 75 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 735 2,426 3,161 356 LAKE 3,808 2,514 715 1,534 2,249 265 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 5,089 10,600 15,689 2, 000 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 27,525 64,240 91,765 9,251 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 1,483 3,659 5,142 1,214 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 363 1,722 2,085 155 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 1, 864 5,288 7,152 842 MESA 64,552 48,950 13,546 31,470 45,016 3,934 MINERAL 602 460 97 324 421 39 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1,217 3,355 4,572 344 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 2,405 5, 140 7,545 653 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 3,382 8,443 11, 825 965 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 2,041 6,075 0,116 741 OTERO 11,379 7,850 1, 522 5,476 6, 998 852 OURAY 2,561 1,823 494 1, 141 1, 635 188 PARK 8,176 5,320 1, 902 3,088 4,990 330 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 359 1, 672 2,031 212 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 2,058 4,063 6, 121 1,028 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 879 3,279 4,158 626 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 11,773 37,954 49,727 4,120 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 547 2,021 2,568 198 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1,011 3,054 4,065 463 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 2, 103 4,990 7,093 852 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 488 1, 244 1,732 466 SANJUAN 567 383 83 272 355 28 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 798 1,508 2,306 474 SEDGWICK 1,707 1, 376 258 964 1,222 154 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 2,802 4,812 7,614 887 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 2,700 4,678 7,378 553 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 452 1,762 2,214 268 WELD 77,699 57,525 15,357 36,730 52,087 5,438 YUMA 5,795 4,487 835 3,205 4,040 447

TOTAL 2,284,822 1,,551,004 435,995 967,266 1,,403,261 147,743

157 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Amendment 14-Prohibited Methods Of Taking Wildlife

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150, 494 95,226 50,495 41,401 91, 896 3,330 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 1,459 3,332 4,791 321 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 87,463 68,978 156,441 9,742 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 1, 147 2,095 3,242 279 BACA 3,125 2,458 303 1,751 2,054 404 BENT 3,076 2,326 528 1, 581 2,109 217 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 76, 854 40,257 117, 111 6,832 CHAFFEE 8,228 6, 643 1, 989 4,337 6,326 317 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 229 897 1, 126 75 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 2,275 1,841 4,116 180 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 603 2,270 2,873 601 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 433 893 1,326 372 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 240 1,054 1, 294 141 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 567 960 1, 527 137 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 2,805 7,658 10,463 1, 149 DENVER 314,553 198,101 108,676 64,917 173,593 24,508 DOLORES 1, 063 836 172 596 768 68 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 28,261 22,102 50,363 2,729 EAGLE 18,806 11,591 6,715 4,377 11, 092 499 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 2,546 3,918 6,464 485 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 86,260 78, 861 165, 121 12,089 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 4,705 9,289 13,994 841 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 5,989 7,755 13,744 569 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 1, 060 673 1,733 68 GRAND 7,681 4, 944 1, 935 2,753 4,688 256 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2,937 2,829 5,766 327 HINSDALE 730 566 227 313 540 26 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 961 1,662 2,623 466 JACKSON 1, 190 852 111 707 818 34 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 114,218 88,936 203,154 10,467 KIOWA 1, 160 904 105 737 842 62 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 652 2,565 3,217 300 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1,093 1, 247 2,340 174 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 6,420 10,219 16,639 1, 050 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 49,691 46,091 95,782 5,234 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 1, 898 3,402 5,300 1,056 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 403 1,741 2,144 96 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,174 5,209 7,383 611 MESA 64,552 48,950 17,376 28,084 45,460 3,490 MINERAL 602 460 134 290 424 36 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1, 100 3,609 4,709 207 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 2, 124 5, 611 7,735 463 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 3,102 8,997 12,099 691 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 2,514 5,726 8,240 617 OTERO 11,379 7,850 1, 831 5,292 7,123 727 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 810 879 1, 689 134 PARK 8,176 5,320 2,508 2,690 5, 198 122 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 418 1, 542 1, 960 283 PITKIN 10,773 7, 14 9 4,773 1, 812 6, 585 564 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 1,002 3,248 4,250 534 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 19,821 30,518 50,339 3,508 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 561 2,072 2,633 133 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1, 004 3,140 4, 144 384 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,349 4,092 7,441 504 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 576 1,232 1, 808 390 SANJUAN 567 383 163 188 351 32 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,733 818 2,551 229 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 309 944 1, 253 123 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,964 3,150 8, 114 387 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 3,775 3,825 7,600 331 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 385 1, 898 2,283 199 WELD 77,699 57,525 22,733 28,479 51, 212 6,313 YUMA 5,795 4,487 749 3,393 4,142 345

TOTAL 2,284,822 1, 551,004 752,413 691,733 1, 444,146 106,858

158 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Amendment 15 -Campaign Reform

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150, 494 95,226 61, 508 27,785 89,293 5,933 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 2,561 2, 196 4,7 57 355 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 102,083 50, 813 152,896 13,287 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 2, 149 1,077 3,226 295 BACA 3, 125 2,458 763 1,229 1, 992 466 BENT 3,076 2,326 964 1, 104 2,068 258 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 78,860 35,430 114,290 9,653 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 3,770 2,414 6, 184 459 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 480 585 1,065 136 CLEARCREER 6,264 4,296 2,661 1, 348 4,009 287 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1, 251 1,619 2,870 604 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 631 664 1,295 403 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 495 798 1,293 142 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 880 619 1,499 165 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 6, 007 4,267 10, 274 1, 338 DENVER 314,553 198,101 110,474 56,675 167,149 30,952 DOLORES 1, 063 836 357 379 736 100 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 35, 157 14,315 49,472 3, 620 EAGLE 18, 806 11, 591 7,508 2, 976 10,484 1, 107 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 4,115 2,237 6,352 597 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 108,069 54,733 162,802 14,408 FREMONT 22, 945 14,835 7,665 6,208 13,873 962 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 9,054 4,513 13,567 746 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 1, 235 493 1,728 73 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2, 902 1, 647 4,549 395 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 3,638 2,041 5, 679 414 HINSDALE 730 566 313 203 516 50 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1, 350 1, 186 2,536 553 JACKSON 1, 190 852 301 483 784 68 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 136,307 61, 972 198,279 15, 342 KIOWA 1, 160 904 328 503 831 73 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1, 599 1, 572 3,171 346 LAKE 3, 808 2,514 1, 444 864 2,308 206 LAP LATA 26,736 17,689 12,253 3,959 16,212 1,477 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 64,964 27,692 92,656 8,360 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,950 2,362 5, 312 1, 044 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 841 1, 229 2,070 170 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 4,187 3,008 7,195 799 MESA 64,552 48,950 28,769 16, 191 44, 960 3,990 MINERAL 602 460 251 162 413 47 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 2,560 2,091 4,651 265 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 4,249 3,316 7,565 633 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 7,187 4,701 11, 888 902 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 4,395 3,723 8,118 739 OTERO 11,379 7,850 3,277 3,798 7,075 775 OURAY 2,561 1,823 1, 140 523 1, 663 160 PARK 8,176 5,320 3,624 1,428 5,052 268 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 1, 029 990 2,019 224 PITKIN 10,773 7,14 9 5,074 1,447 6, 521 628 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 2,023 2,302 4,325 459 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 24,697 24,683 49,380 4,467 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1, 408 1,211 2,619 147 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 2,179 1, 994 4, 173 355 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 4,834 2,459 7,293 652 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 981 779 1,760 438 SANJUAN 567 383 206 144 350 33 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1, 893 583 2,476 304 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 657 553 1, 210 166 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 5,879 2,079 7,958 543 TELLER 11,520 7,931 5,136 2,330 7,466 465 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 1, 114 1, 170 2,284 198 WELD 77,699 57,525 31, 684 18,468 50,152 7,373 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1, 828 2,228 4,056 431

TOTAL 2,284,822 1,, 551, 004 928,148 482,551 1,,410, 699 140,305

159 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Amendment 16- 1996-15 (State Land Board)

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150,494 95,226 46, 138 39,847 85,985 9,241 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 1, 803 2,858 4,661 451 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 74,570 70, 605 145,175 21,008 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 1,319 1,762 3,001 440 BACA 3,125 2,458 318 1,655 1, 973 485 BENT 3,076 2,326 594 1,444 2,038 288 BOULDER 106, 562 123,943 70, 019 43,852 113,871 10,072 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 2,282 3,717 5, 999 644 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 208 858 1, 066 135 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 2,045 1, 859 3,904 392 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 882 1, 929 2,811 663 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 458 801 1,259 439 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 277 995 1, 272 163 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 564 908 1,472 192 DELTA 15,771 11,612 3,777 6,875 10,652 960 DENVER 314,553 198,101 95,363 65, 634 160,997 37,104 DOLORES 1, 063 836 167 547 714 122 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 26, 138 20, 822 46,960 6, 132 EAGLE 18, 806 11,591 6,298 3, 613 9,911 1, 680 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 2,836 3,595 6,431 518 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 84,676 72,289 156, 965 20,245 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 5,625 7,873 13,498 1,337 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 6,395 6,763 13,158 1, 155 GILPIN 2,743 1, 001 968 709 1,677 124 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,046 2,387 4,433 511 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 3,361 2,251 5,612 481 HINSDALE 730 566 210 291 501 65 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 982 1, 649 2,631 458 JACKSON 1, 190 852 163 627 790 62 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 101,283 87,659 188, 942 24,679 KIOWA 1,160 904 123 691 814 90 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 723 2,435 3,150 359 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1, 057 1, 149 2,206 308 LAPLATA 26,736 17,609 8,393 7,087 15,480 2,209 LARIMER 136, 955 101,016 51,203 38,660 09,943 11,073 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,077 3,051 5, 128 1,228 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 413 1,621 2,034 206 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,262 4,696 6,958 1,036 MESA 64,552 48,950 19,027 24,153 43,180 5,770 MINERAL 602 460 159 243 402 58 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1,457 3,100 4,557 359 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 2, 161 5, 277 7,438 760 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 3,958 7,631 11, 589 1,201 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 2,720 5,216 7,936 921 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 2,193 4,760 6, 953 897 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 709 866 1, 575 248 PARK 8,176 5,320 2,555 2,386 4,941 379 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 471 1,494 1,965 278 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 3,745 2,242 5,987 1, 162 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 1, 203 3,044 4,247 537 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 17,767 30, 145 47,912 5,935 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 735 1, 852 2,507 17 9 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1,340 2,749 4,089 439 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 4,179 3,074 7,253 692 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 649 1,064 1,713 485 SANJUAN 567 363 171 167 338 45 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,465 854 2,319 461 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 287 891 1, 178 198 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,721 2,950 7,671 830 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 3,701 3,435 7,216 715 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 463 1,771 2,234 248 WELD 77,699 57,525 23,602 27,511 51, 113 6,412 YUMA 5,795 4,487 888 3,156 4,044 443

TOTAL 2,284,822 1, 551, 004 708,502 656, 095 1, 364,597 186,407

160 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05 , 1996 Amendment 17 -Parental Rights

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150 , 494 95,226 46,914 44,289 91, 203 4,023

ALAMOSA 6 , 524 5,112 2,009 2,743 4,752 360 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 62,735 93,350 156,085 10,098 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 1,782 1,473 3,255 266 BACA 3,125 2,458 1, 018 1, 043 2,061 397 BENT 3,076 2,326 975 1, 138 2, 113 213 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 35,617 84,232 119,849 4,094 CHAFFEE 8, 228 6,643 2,834 3,484 6, 318 325 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 510 619 1, 129 72 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1, 633 2,488 4, 121 175 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1,233 1,649 2,682 592 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 637 686 1, 323 375 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 635 692 1,327 108 CUSTER 2,277 1,664 819 691 1, 510 154 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 5,664 5, 227 10, 891 721 DENVER 314, 553 198,101 59,297 116,216 175,513 22,588 DOLORES 1, 063 836 371 398 769 67 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 23,254 27,778 51,032 2,060 EAGLE 18, 806 11, 591 3,998 6, 662 10, 660 931 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 3,557 3,057 6,614 335 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 83,537 82,782 166, 319 10, 891 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 7,947 5,909 13,856 979 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 5, 515 8, 159 13,674 639 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 745 991 1,736 65 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,005 2,676 4,681 263 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2,026 3,708 5,734 359 HINSDALE 730 566 246 288 534 32 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,321 1,431 2,752 337 JACKSON 1, 190 852 286 523 809 43 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 85,484 118, 524 204,008 9,613 KIOWA 1,160 904 429 422 851 53 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1, 580 1,772 3,352 165 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1, 085 1, 216 2,301 213 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 5,979 10, 899 16,878 811 LARIMER 136,955 101,016 38,436 57,953 96, 389 4,627 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,613 2,765 5,378 978 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 744 1, 352 2,096 144 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,838 3,958 6,796 1, 198 MESA 64,552 48,950 22,690 23,441 46, 131 2,819 MINERAL 602 460 153 276 429 31 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 2,583 2,066 4,649 267 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 3,680 4,144 7,824 374 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 6,035 6, 089 12, 124 666 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 3,744 4,662 8,406 451 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 3,224 3,770 6, 994 856 OURAY 2, 561 1,823 794 913 1,707 116 PARK 8, 176 5,320 2,555 2, 600 5,155 165 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 843 1, 193 2,036 207 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 1, 896 4,782 6,678 471 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 2,035 2,340 4,375 409 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 23,249 26,939 50,188 3,659 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1, 197 1,421 2,618 14 8 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1, 945 2,228 4, 173 355 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 2,767 4,837 7,604 341 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 824 962 1,786 412 SANJUAN 567 383 113 232 345 38 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 887 1,638 2,525 255 SEDGWICK 1,707 1, 376 520 753 1,273 103 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 3,077 4,916 7,993 508 TELLER 11,520 7,931 4,026 3,094 7,120 811 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 1,053 1,238 2,291 191 WELD 77,699 57,525 25,268 27,387 52,655 4,870 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1,736 2,442 4,178 309

TOTAL 2,284,822 1, 551, 004 615,202 837,606 1,452,808 98,196

161 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Amendment 18-Limited Gamintf III (Trinidad)

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE ADAMS 150,494 95,226 31,973 56,781 88,754 6,472 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 1,536 3,119 4,655 457 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 46,426 104,196 150, 622 15,561 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 993 2,137 3,130 391 BACA 3,125 2,458 585 1,394 1, 979 479 BENT 3,076 2,326 723 1, 337 2,060 266 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 30,394 84,643 115,037 8,906 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 1, 902 4,205 6,107 536 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 257 837 1, 094 107 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1,008 2,999 4,007 289 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 714 2,132 2,846 628 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 517 732 1,249 449 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 398 894 1,292 143 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 452 1,034 1,486 17 8 DELTA 15,771 11,612 2,941 7,522 10,463 1, 149 DENVER 314,553 198,101 56,712 108,813 165,525 32,576 DOLORES 1, 063 836 233 482 715 121 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 14,840 34,050 48,890 4,202 EAGLE 18, 806 11,591 3,821 6,289 10,110 1,481 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 1,793 4,682 6,475 474 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 44,007 116,793 160, 800 16,410 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 5,153 8,589 13,742 1, 093 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 4,237 9,020 13,257 1,056 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 316 1,410 1,726 75 GRAND 7,681 4,944 1,413 3,161 4,574 370 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 1,770 3,737 5,507 586 HINSDALE 730 566 145 384 529 37 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,340 1,413 2,753 336 JACKSON 1,190 852 188 600 788 64 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 61, 958 135,524 197,482 16, 139 KIOWA 1,160 904 217 608 825 79 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 752 2,427 3,179 338 LAKE 3,808 2,514 770 1,486 2,256 258 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 4,757 11, 101 15,858 1, 831 LARIMER 136, 955 101, 016 27,781 63,285 91, 066 9,950 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,584 3,427 6,011 345 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 495 1,549 2,044 196 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 1,734 4,629 6,363 1,631 MESA 64,552 48,950 14,611 29,554 44,165 4,785 MINERAL 602 460 110 305 415 45 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1,350 3,17 6 4,526 390 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 2,102 5,387 7,489 709 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 3,677 7,911 11, 588 1,202 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 2,810 5,391 8,201 656 OTERO 11,379 7,850 2,514 4,500 7,014 836 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 500 1,133 1, 633 190 PARK 8, 176 5,320 1, 500 3,547 5,047 273 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 469 1,499 1, 968 275 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 1,891 4,393 6,284 865 PROWERS 6, 900 4,784 1, 287 3,002 4,289 495 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 22,086 27,807 49,893 3,954 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 735 1,825 2,560 206 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1,288 2,810 4,098 430 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 2,184 5, 054 7,238 707 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 607 1, 097 1,704 494 SANJUAN 567 383 95 248 343 40 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1, 015 1,412 2,427 353 SEDGWICK 1,707 1, 376 319 827 1, 146 230 SUMMIT 12, 990 8,501 2,634 5, 124 7,758 743 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 1, 393 5, 542 6,935 996 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 558 1, 662 2,220 262 WELD 77,699 57,525 15,640 35,272 50, 912 6,613 YUMA 5,795 4,487 963 3,092 4,055 432

TOTAL 2,284,822 1,551,004 440,173 958,991 1,, 399, 164 151,840

162 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Referendum A-Voter Approval of Constitutional Amendments by 60\

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE ADAMS 150,494 95,226 36,023 48,275 84,298 10,928 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 1,780 2,759 4,539 573 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 57,764 85,980 143,744 22,439 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 1, 551 1,712 3,263 258 BACA 3, 125 2,458 765 1, 109 1, 874 584 BENT 3,076 2,326 722 1, 276 1, 998 328 BOULDER 186,562 123, 943 47,365 61,705 109,070 14,873 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 2,218 3, 686 5, 904 739 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 286 755 1, 041 160 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1, 540 2,282 3,822 474

CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1 , 022 1, 650 2,672 802 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 487 734 1, 221 477 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 356 896 1,252 183 CUSTER 2,277 1,664 569 856 1, 425 239 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 3,803 6,332 10, 135 1,477 DENVER 314,553 198,101 62,327 94,214 156,541 41, 560 DOLORES 1, 063 836 231 465 696 140 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 19,173 27,093 46,266 6,826 EAGLE 18,806 11, 591 4,769 4,627 9,396 2, 195 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 2,268 3,953 6,221 728 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 60, 950 92,646 153,596 23,614 FREMONT 22, 945 14, 835 4,270 8,480 12,750 2,085 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 5, 174 7,441 12,615 1, 698 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 680 959 1, 639 162 GRAND 7,681 4,944 1, 844 2,559 4,403 541 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 1, 908 3,336 5, 244 849 HINSDALE 730 566 183 314 497 69 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 947 1,461 2,408 681 JACKSON 1, 190 852 322 436 758 94 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 78,433 111, 405 189,838 23,783 KIOWA 1,160 904 259 548 807 97 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1, 012 2,054 3,066 451 LAKE 3,808 2,514 783 1,365 2, 148 366 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 8,600 6,436 15,036 2,653 LARIMER 136, 955 101, 016 35,380 50, 867 86,247 14,769 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 1, 920 2,980 4,900 1,456 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 593 1,352 1, 945 295 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,320 3,867 6,187 1, 807 MESA 64,552 48,950 18,102 24,056 42,158 6,792 MINERAL 602 460 155 243 398 62 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1,525 2,947 4,472 444 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 2,660 4,609 7,269 929 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 4,126 7,039 11, 165 1,625 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 3,159 4,794 7,953 904 OTERO 11,379 7,850 2,242 4,481 6,723 1,127 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 740 811 1,551 272 PARK 8,17 6 5,320 1,932 2,923 4,855 465 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 657 1,236 1, 893 350 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 3,103 2,671 5,774 1,375 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 1, 284 2,831 4,115 669 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 21,338 25,244 46,582 7,265 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 837 1, 683 2,520 246 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1,492 2,492 3, 984 544 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 2,717 4,123 6,840 1,105 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 626 979 1,605 593 SANJUAN 567 383 137 197 334 49 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 815 1,368 2,183 597 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 363 749 1, 112 264 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 3,192 4,149 7,341 1,160 TELLER 11,520 7,931 2,882 3,719 6,601 1,330 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 618 1, 517 2,135 347 WELD 77,699 57,525 17,875 30,762 48,637 8, 888 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1, 369 2,646 4,015 472

TOTAL 2,284,822 1, 551,004 544,543 787,134 1,, 331, 677 219,327

163 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 Referendum B-Increase Mailing Time for Ballot Information

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150 , 494 95,226 52,004 33,569 85, 573 9,653 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 1, 979 2,488 4,467 645 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 85,328 58,512 143,840 22,343 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 1,513 1, 560 3,073 448 BACA 3,125 2,458 822 1,056 1, 878 580 BENT 3,076 2,326 799 1,210 2,009 317 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 62,636 48,331 110,967 12,976 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 2,652 3,312 5,964 679 CHEYENNE 1,519 1, 201 355 703 1,058 143 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 2,162 1,752 3,914 382 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1, 123 1, 583 2,706 768 COSTILLA 2,333 1, 698 569 650 1,219 479 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 407 854 1,261 174 CUSTER 2,277 1,664 705 735 1,440 224 DELTA 15,771 11, 612 4,659 5, 587 10, 246 1,366 DENVER 314,553 198,101 92,133 65,354 157,487 40,614 DOLORES 1, 063 836 239 470 709 127 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 27,803 19,256 47,059 6,033 EAGLE 18, 806 11,591 6, 128 3,733 9,861 1,730 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 3,306 3,036 6,342 607 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 80,323 73,750 154,073 23,137 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 6,483 6,797 13,280 1,555 GARFIELD 21,815 14,313 6,704 6,283 12,987 1,326 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 972 689 1, 661 140 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,298 2, 17 8 4,476 468 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 2,808 2,588 5,396 697 HINSDALE 730 566 207 285 492 74 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,275 1,219 2,494 595 JACKSON 1, 190 852 306 457 763 89 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 112,332 79,688 192,020 21, 601 KIOWA 1,160 904 289 514 803 101 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 1,262 1,770 3,032 485 LAKE 3,808 2,514 1,010 1,179 2,189 325 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 7,820 7,845 15,665 2,024 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 49, 172 39,570 88,742 12,274 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,209 2,748 4,957 1, 399 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 591 1, 392 1, 983 257 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,860 3,435 6,295 1,699 MESA 64,552 48,950 21, 905 21, 128 43,033 5,917 MINERAL 602 460 165 231 396 64 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1, 821 2,659 4,480 436 MONTEZUMA 12, 521 8, 198 3,204 4,218 7,422 776 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 5,205 6, 103 11, 308 1,482 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 4,163 3,870 8,033 824 OTERO 11,379 7,850 2,728 4,024 6,752 1,098 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 811 797 1, 608 215 PARK 8, 176 5,320 2,782 2, 169 4,951 369 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 711 1, 183 1, 894 349 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 2, 846 3, 141 5,987 1, 162 PROWERS 6, 900 4,784 1,441 2,691 4,132 652 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 19,574 26,663 46,237 7,610 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1,006 1,518 2,524 242 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1, 586 2,416 4,002 526 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,750 3,222 6,972 973 SAGUACHE 3,064 2, 198 731 900 1, 631 567 SANJUAN 567 383 164 161 325 58 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,454 847 2,301 479 SEDGWICK 1,707 1, 376 473 642 1,115 261 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,613 2,987 7,600 901 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 3,842 2,846 6,688 1, 243 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 758 1, 382 2,140 342 WELD 77,699 57,525 25, 893 23,840 49,733 7,792 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1, 566 2,443 4,009 478 TOTAL 2,284,822 1,551,004 739,435 608,219 1,347,654 203,350

164 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

Referendum ( I- Establishment of Sheriff Qualifications

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150, 494 95,226 53,255 32, 380 85, 635 9,591 ALAMOSA 6, 524 5, 112 2,297 2,304 4,601 511 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166, 183 82,217 62,632 144, 849 21, 334 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 1, 664 1,461 3, 125 396 BACA 3,125 2,458 859 1, 072 1, 931 527 BENT 3,076 2,326 1, 083 956 2,039 287 BOULDER 186, 562 123,943 60,683 49,289 109, 972 13,971 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 3, 160 2, 910 6,070 573 CHEYENNE 1, 519 1,201 405 669 1, 074 127 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 2,125 1,787 3,912 384 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 1, 340 1, 396 2,736 738 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 730 505 1,235 463 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 501 779 1, 280 155 CUSTER 2,277 1,664 680 785 1,465 199 DELTA 15,771 11,612 4,635 5, 696 10, 331 1, 281 DENVER 314,553 198,101 89,055 65,396 154,451 43,650 DOLORES 1, 063 836 230 490 720 116 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 27,536 19, 159 46,695 6,397 EAGLE 18,806 11,591 6,234 3,616 9,850 1,741 ELBERT 9, 954 6,949 3, 100 3,268 6, 368 581 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 85,740 68,419 154,159 23,051 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 6,072 7,393 13,465 1, 370 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 6,375 6,707 13,082 1,231 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 931 741 1, 672 129 GRAND 7,681 4,944 2,323 2, 193 4,516 428 GUNNISON 9, 573 6,093 2, 607 2, 810 5,417 676 HINSDALE 730 566 223 284 507 59 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 1,443 1,085 2,528 561 JACKSON 1, 190 852 286 484 770 82 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 109,551 80,435 189,986 23,635 KIOWA 1, 160 904 329 488 817 87 KITCARSON 4, 538 3,517 1, 394 1,735 3,129 388 LAKE 3, 808 2,514 1, 289 945 2,234 280 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 10, 012 5, 683 15,695 1, 994 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 51, 590 37,007 88, 597 12,419 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 2,816 2,282 5,098 1,258 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 704 1, 306 2,010 230 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 2,891 3,429 6,320 1,674 MESA 64,552 48,950 23,745 19,581 43,326 5, 624 MINERAL 602 460 216 193 409 51 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 1,732 2,812 4,544 372 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 3,513 3,941 7,454 744 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 5, 643 5,730 11, 373 1,417 MORGAN 12,446 8, 857 4,195 3,903 8,098 759 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 3,418 3,434 6, 852 998 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 828 801 1, 629 194 PARK 8, 176 5,320 2, 863 2,102 4,965 355 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 765 1, 170 1, 935 308 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 2,545 3,423 5,968 1, 181 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 1, 642 2,550 4,192 592 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 27,869 18, 816 46, 685 7,162 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 1, 035 1, 530 2,565 201 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 1, 886 2,182 4,068 460 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 3,923 3,168 7,091 854 SAGUACHE 3,064 2,198 827 836 1, 663 535 SANJUAN 567 383 134 206 340 43 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 1,455 871 2,326 454 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 520 633 1, 153 223 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 4,688 2,857 7,545 956 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 4,143 2,602 6,745 1,186 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 838 1,371 2,209 273 WELD 77,699 57,525 26,182 23,401 49,583 7,942 YUMA 5,795 4,487 1,369 2,313 3,682 805

TOTAL 2,284,822 1, 551, 004 754,339 590,402 1, 344,741 206,263

165 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996

Referendum D-Exclusion of Unemployment Compensation Fund

YES 1 NO 2

# REG # VOTE CAND 1 CAND 2 TOTAL NO VOTE

ADAMS 150,494 95,226 24,389 58,854 83,243 11, 983 ALAMOSA 6,524 5,112 1,075 3,410 4,485 627 ARAPAHOE 270, 189 166,183 41, 588 98,498 140,086 26, 097 ARCHULETA 5, 199 3,521 761 2,216 2,977 544 BACA 3,125 2,458 591 1,265 1, 856 602 BENT 3,076 2,326 493 1,480 1,973 353 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 34,230 71,334 105,564 18,379 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 1, 300 4,463 5,763 880 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 167 859 1,026 17 5 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 1,019 2,678 3,697 599 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 631 2,046 2,677 797 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 297 956 1,253 445 CROWLEY 1, 989 1,435 212 1, 030 1, 242 193 CUSTER 2,277 1,664 352 1,041 1, 393 271 DELTA 15,771 11,612 2,330 7,962 10,292 1,320 DENVER 314,553 198,101 50,008 96,899 146,907 51, 194 DOLORES 1, 063 836 176 501 677 159 DOUGLAS 71, 987 53,092 11,445 32,885 44,330 8,762 EAGLE 18,806 11, 591 3,038 6,024 9,062 2,529 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 1,371 4,912 6,283 666 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 40,702 104,476 145, 178 32,032 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 3,035 10, 073 13,108 1,727 GARFIELD 21, 815 14,313 3,500 8,991 12,491 1, 822 GILPIN 2,743 1, 801 501 1, 087 1,588 213 GRAND 7,681 4,944 1, 059 3,175 4,234 710 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 1,251 3,851 5,102 991 HINSDALE 730 566 105 381 486 80 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 686 1, 809 2,495 594 JACKSON 1, 190 852 125 610 735 117 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 53,934 129,258 183,192 30,429 KIOWA 1, 160 904 127 662 789 115 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 566 2,342 2, 908 609 LAKE 3,808 2,514 570 1, 547 2, 117 397 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 5,426 9,108 14,534 3, 155 LARIMER 136, 955 101, 016 24,186 57,197 81, 383 19,633 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 1, 348 3,608 4,956 1,400 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 299 1, 606 1,905 335 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 1,394 4,630 6,024 1, 970 MESA 64,552 48,950 11,278 29,762 41, 040 7,910 MINERAL 602 460 88 294 382 78 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 835 3,591 4,426 490 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8,198 1, 574 5,539 7,113 1, 085 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 2,580 8,316 10, 896 1, 894 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 2,057 5,568 7,625 1, 232 OTERO 11, 379 7,850 1, 655 5,119 6,774 1,076 OURAY 2,561 1, 823 355 1,159 1, 514 309 PARK 8,176 5,320 1, 192 3,490 4,682 638 PHILLIPS 2, 825 2,243 350 1, 503 1, 853 390 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 2,059 3,254 5,313 1,836 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 803 3,249 4,052 732 PUEBLO 80, 004 53,847 16, 197 29,647 45, 844 8,003 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 484 2,000 2,484 282 RIOGRANDE 6,251 4,528 904 3,073 3,977 551 ROUTT 12,414 7,945 1, 655 5,026 6,681 1,264 SAGUACHE 3, 064 2,198 391 1, 200 1, 591 607 SANJUAN 567 383 98 234 332 51 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 566 1,552 2,118 662 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 212 850 1,062 314 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 2,127 4,819 6, 946 1, 555 TELLER 11, 520 7,931 1,760 4,643 6,403 1, 528 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 349 1,757 2,106 376 WELD 77,699 57,525 12,262 35, 993 48,255 9,270 YUMA 5,795 4,487 742 3,114 3,856 631

TOTAL 2,284,822 1,, 551, 004 376, 860 908,476 1, 285, 336 265,668

166 PARTY AFFILIATION OF REO . VOTERS AS OF October 5, 1997

COUNTY NAME REP DEM UNAFF LIB GRN PRO COP TOTAL ADAMS 42,876 55,301 52,201 109 7 0 0 150,494 ALAMOSA 2,434 2,681 1,401 8 0 0 0 6,524 ARAPAHOE 109,244 72,774 87,909 249 9 3 1 270,189 ARCHULETA 2,566 1,287 1,337 2 6 0 1 5,199 BACA 1,341 1,285 499 0 0 0 0 3,125 BENT 852 1,553 671 0 0 0 0 3,076 BOULDER 50,959 64,882 70,163 356 200 2 0 186,562 CHAFFEE 3,210 2,681 2,329 8 0 0 0 8,228 CHEYENNE 878 354 284 3 0 0 0 1,519 CLEARCREEK 2,237 1,737 2,278 12 0 0 0 6,264 CONEJOS 1,644 2,371 414 1 0 0 1 4,431 COSTILLA 287 1, 905 139 a 0 0 0 2,333 CROWLEY 902 721 364 a 0 0 0 1,989 CUSTER 1, 338 457 474 7 1 0 0 2,277 DELTA 6,995 4,329 4,434 10 3 0 0 15,771 DENVER 76, 195 146,380 91,430 422 61 64 1 314,553 DOLORES 295 579 188 1 0 0 0 1,063 DOUGLAS 36,640 12,801 22,472 71 2 1 0 71,987 EAGLE 6,145 4,610 7,988 25 5 18 15 18,806 ELBERT 4,603 1,961 3,382 8 0 0 0 9,954 ELPASO 120,535 55,743 80,546 220 18 1 1 257,064 FREMONT 9,314 6,886 6,720 22 1 2 0 22,945 GARFIELD 7,694 6,019 8,071 16 13 0 2 21,815 GILPIN 873 869 988 10 1 1 1 2,743 GRAND 3,698 1,489 2,482 11 1 0 0 7,681 GUNNISON 2,837 2,826 3,869 24 17 0 0 9,573 HINSDALE 462 171 95 1 1 0 0 730 HUERFANO 706 3,049 642 3 1 0 2 4,403 JACKSON 669 240 280 1 0 0 0 1,190 JEFFERSON 113,365 80,068 101,751 277 23 1 0 295,485 KIOWA 526 378 255 1 0 0 0 1,160 KITCARSON 2,347 1,083 1,106 a 0 0 0 4,538 LAKE 749 1,931 1, 112 14 0 0 2 3,808 LAPLATA 9,309 7,707 9,628 38 54 0 0 26,736 LARIMER 55,097 34,719 46,915 179 45 0 0 136,955 LASANIMAS 1,469 5,795 1,210 6 0 0 0 8,480 LINCOLN 1,404 779 578 2 0 0 0 2,763 LOGAN 3,930 3,062 2,912 6 0 0 1 9,911 MESA 26,600 18,050 19,832 65 5 0 0 64,552 MINERAL 130 377 94 1 0 0 0 602 MOFFAT 3,577 1,957 2,284 5 0 0 0 7,823 MONTEZUMA 5,204 3,672 3,620 12 2 3 8 12,521 MONTROSE 7,828 4,845 5,551 11 3 4 1 18,243 MORGAN 5,386 3,270 3,784 6 0 0 0 12,446 OTERO 3,775 4,364 3,238 a 0 0 0 11,379 OURAY 1,574 443 542 a 0 0 0 2,561 PARK 3,294 1,952 2,902 21 1 4 2 8,17 6 PHILLIPS 1,435 671 717 a 0 0 0 2,825 PITKIN 2,652 3,014 5,082 16 9 0 0 10,773 PROWERS 2,662 2,156 2,078 4 0 0 0 6,900 PUEBLO 17,473 42,495 20,024 12 0 0 0 80,004 RIOBLANCO 2,410 683 957 4 0 0 0 4,054 RIOGRANDE 2,425 2,323 1,500 a 1 0 0 6,251 ROUTT 4,124 3,387 4,866 31 3 3 0 12,414 SAGUACHE 857 1,423 780 2 2 0 0 3,064 SANJUAN 165 165 236 1 0 0 0 567 SANMIGUEL 963 1,856 1,581 8 0 0 0 4,408 SEDGWICK 888 400 417 2 0 0 0 1,707 SUMMIT 4,513 2,787 5,664 22 4 0 0 12,990 TELLER 5,476 2,292 3,733 19 0 0 0 11,520 WASHINGTON 2,021 650 550 3 0 0 0 3,224 WELD 29,455 20,781 27,423 38 2 0 0 77,699 YUMA 2,488 1,505 1,802 0 0 0 0 5,795

TOTALS 824,000 718,981 738,774 2,,420 501 107 39 2,,284,822

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SEX RECAP OF REGISTERED VOTERS AS OF OCTOBER 5, 1997

COUNTY NAME FEMALE MALE ONK OTHER TOTAL ADAMS 79,075 71, 357 62 0 150,494 ALAMOSA 3,522 3,002 0 0 6,524 ARAPAHOE 144,411 125,724 54 0 270,189 ARCHULETA 2,621 2,578 0 0 5,199 BACA 1, 615 1,510 0 0 3,125 BENT 1,615 1,461 0 0 3,076 BOULDER 94,516 92,046 0 0 186,562 CHAFFEE 4,307 3,921 0 0 8, 228 CHEYENNE 772 747 0 0 1,519 CLEARCREER 3,088 3,176 0 0 6,264 CONEJOS 2,315 2,115 1 0 4,431 COSTILLA 1,153 1,180 0 0 2,333 CROWLEY 1,041 947 1 0 1,989 CUSTER 1,132 1,144 1 0 2,277 DELTA 8,379 7,388 4 0 15,771 DENVER 167,449 147,029 0 75 314,553 DOLORES 538 525 0 0 1,063 DOUGLAS 36,884 35,097 6 0 71,987 EAGLE 8,947 9,853 6 0 18, 806 ELBERT 5,036 4,903 15 0 9,954 ELPASO 134,660 122,404 0 0 257,064 FREMONT 12,061 10,881 3 0 22,945 GARFIELD 11,153 10, 642 20 0 21, 815 GILPIN 1,299 1,440 4 0 2,743 GRAND 3,668 4,002 5 6 7,681 GUNNISON 4,374 5,199 0 0 9,573 HINSDALE 355 375 0 0 730 HUERFANO 2,352 2,050 1 0 4,403 JACKSON 580 610 0 0 1,190 JEFFERSON 155,468 140,017 0 0 295,485 KIOWA 587 573 0 0 1,160 KITCARSON 2,377 2,159 2 0 4,538 LAKE 1,839 1,969 0 0 3,808 LAPLATA 13,445 13,290 1 0 26,736 LARIMER 71, 005 65,926 24 0 136,955 LASANIMAS 4,467 4,012 1 0 8,480 LINCOLN 1,462 1,301 0 0 2,763 LOGAN 5,275 4, 633 3 0 9,911 MESA 33,867 30,675 10 0 64,552 MINERAL 300 302 0 0 602 MOFFAT 3,917 3,904 2 0 7,823 MONTEZUMA 6, 631 5,886 4 0 12, 521 MONTROSE 9,578 8,661 4 0 18,243 MORGAN 6, 603 5,843 0 0 12,446 OTERO 6,262 5,116 1 0 11,379 OURAY 1,311 1,250 0 0 2,561 PARK 3,909 3, 974 293 0 8,176 PHILLIPS 1,506 1,319 0 0 2,825 PITKIN 5,137 5,634 2 0 10,773 PROWERS 3,709 3, 191 0 0 6,900 PUEBLO 42,880 37,113 3 8 80,004 RIOBLANCO 2,066 1,988 0 0 4,054 RIOGRANDE 3,355 2,844 52 0 6,251 ROUTT 5, 989 6,417 8 0 12,414 SAGUACHE 1, 607 1,457 0 0 3,064 SANJUAN 258 309 0 0 567 SANMIGUEL 2,018 2,388 2 0 4,408 SEDGWICK 885 822 0 0 1,707 SUMMIT 5,829 7,159 2 0 12,990 TELLER 5,823 5,695 2 0 11,520 WASHINGTON 1,660 1,563 1 0 3,224 WELD 41,049 36,613 8 29 77,699 YUMA 3,021 2,774 0 0 5,795

TOTALS 1 ,194,013 1,090,083 608 118 2,284,822

168 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON Nov 05, 1996 PERCENT VOTING IN 1996 GENERAL ELECTION BY COUNTY

# REG # VOTE \ TURNOUT ADAMS 150,494 95,226 63.3 ALAMOSA 6,524 5, 112 78.4 ARAPAHOE 270,189 166,183 61.5 ARCHULETA 5,199 3,521 67.7 BACA 3,125 2,458 78.7 BENT 3,076 2,326 75.6 BOULDER 186,562 123,943 66.4 CHAFFEE 8,228 6,643 80.7 CHEYENNE 1,519 1,201 79.1 CLEARCREEK 6,264 4,296 68.6 CONEJOS 4,431 3,474 78.4 COSTILLA 2,333 1,698 72.8 CROWLEY 1,989 1,435 72.1 CUSTER 2,277 1, 664 73.1 DELTA 15,771 11,612 73.6 DENVER 314,553 198,101 63.0 DOLORES 1.063 836 78.6 DOUGLAS 71,987 53,092 73.8 EAGLE 18,806 11,591 61.6 ELBERT 9,954 6,949 69.8 ELPASO 257,064 177,210 68.9 FREMONT 22,945 14,835 64.7 GARFIELD 21,815 14,313 65.6 GILPIN 2,743 1,801 65.7 GRAND 7,681 4.944 64.4 GUNNISON 9,573 6,093 63.6 HINSDALE 730 566 77.5 HUERFANO 4,403 3,089 70.2 JACKSON 1,190 852 71.6 JEFFERSON 295,485 213,621 72.3 KIOWA 1, 160 904 77.9 KITCARSON 4,538 3,517 77.5 LAKE 3,808 2,514 66.0 LAPLATA 26,736 17,689 66.2 LARIMER 136,955 101, 016 73.8 LASANIMAS 8,480 6,356 75.0 LINCOLN 2,763 2,240 81.1 LOGAN 9,911 7,994 80.7 MESA 64,552 48,950 75.8 MINERAL 602 460 76.4 MOFFAT 7,823 4,916 62.8 MONTEZUMA 12,521 8.198 65.5 MONTROSE 18,243 12,790 70.1 MORGAN 12,446 8,857 71.2 OTERO 11,379 7,850 69.0 OURAY 2,561 1,823 71.2 PARK 8,176 5,320 65.1 PHILLIPS 2,825 2,243 79.4 PITKIN 10,773 7,149 66.4 PROWERS 6,900 4,784 69.3 PUEBLO 80,004 53,847 67.3 RIOBLANCO 4,054 2,766 68.2 RIOGRANDE 6, 251 4,528 72.4 ROUTT 12,414 7.945 64.0 SAGUACHE 3.064 2.198 71.7 SANJUAN 567 383 67.5 SANMIGUEL 4,408 2,780 63.1 SEDGWICK 1,707 1,376 80.6 SUMMIT 12,990 8,501 65.4 TELLER 11,520 7,931 68.8 WASHINGTON 3,224 2,482 77.0 WELD 77,699 57,525 74.0 YUMA 5,795 4,487 77.4 TOTAL 2,284,822 1,551,004 67.9

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