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2012 General Election Summary Election Summary Report Date:11/19/12 Time:08:28:20 2012 Larimer County General Election Page:1 of 3 Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races Official Results Cards Cast 181866 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 23 Total Total Total Votes 180180 Total Votes 8403 Obama/Biden 92747 51.47% Vicki Marble 5407 64.35% Romney/Ryan 82376 45.72% Lee Kemp 2996 35.65% Johnson/Gray 3157 1.75% Stein/Honkala 651 0.36% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Goode/Clymer 473 0.26% DISTRICT 49 Total Barr/Sheehan 369 0.20% Total Votes 38756 Reed/Cary 162 0.09% Perry L. Buck 22067 56.94% Anderson/Rodriguez 92 0.05% James Shelton 16689 43.06% Tittle/Turner 45 0.02% Hoefling/Ellis 31 0.02% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Miller/Bertram 20 0.01% Total Alexander/Mendoza 18 0.01% DISTRICT 51 Total Votes 43853 Stevens/Link 14 0.01% La Riva/Ramirez 9 0.00% Brian DelGrosso 23760 54.18% White/Scherrer 9 0.00% Mark R. Shaffer 18165 41.42% Harris/Kennedy 7 0.00% Michael Renker 1928 4.40% Write-in Votes 0 0.00% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 113TH DISTRICT 52 Total UNITED STATES CONGRESS - Total Total Votes 44283 Total Votes 172302 Joann Ginal 24841 56.10% Jared Polis 82534 47.90% Bob Morain 19442 43.90% Kevin Lundberg 79700 46.26% Randy Luallin 5694 3.30% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Susan P. Hall 4374 2.54% DISTRICT 53 Total Total Votes 41423 STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - Randy Fischer 26405 63.74% CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 2 Total Jon Fye 15018 36.26% Total Votes 165416 Angelika Schroeder 80493 48.66% DISTRICT ATTORNEY- 8TH Ann Fattor 74288 44.91% JUDICIAL DISTRICT Total David G. Cottrell 10635 6.43% Total Votes 116137 Clifford Riedel 116137 100.00% REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - AT LARGE Total COUNTY COMMISSIONER - Total Votes 159386 DISTRICT 2 Total Stephen C. Ludwig 73111 45.87% Total Votes 119017 Brian Davidson 71564 44.90% Steve Johnson 119017 100.00% Daniel Ong 9796 6.15% Tyler Belmont 4915 3.08% COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 3 Total STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 14 Total Votes 164605 Total Tom Donnelly 83566 50.77% Total Votes 80541 Karen Stockley 81039 49.23% John Kefalas 46673 57.95% Syndi Anderson 28874 35.85% LOVELAND- WARD 4 Jeff Johnston 3166 3.93% Total Barrett Rothe 1828 2.27% Total Votes 8381 Dave Clark 4336 51.74% Paul Mueller 4045 48.26% Election Summary Report Date:11/19/12 Time:08:28:20 2012 Larimer County General Election Page:2 of 3 Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races Official Results Cards Cast 181866 JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO COUNTY JUDGE, LARIMER - SUPREME COURT - COATS Total CARNEY Total Total Votes 130908 Total Votes 129633 YES 94797 72.41% YES 100163 77.27% NO 36111 27.59% NO 29470 22.73% COURT OF APPEALS - BOORAS COUNTY JUDGE, LARIMER - RAND Total Total Total Votes 129485 Total Votes 128080 YES 95882 74.05% YES 94859 74.06% NO 33603 25.95% NO 33221 25.94% COURT OF APPEALS - CASEBOLT COUNTY JUDGE, LARIMER - Total SCHULTZ Total Total Votes 128340 Total Votes 129645 YES 96647 75.31% YES 81145 62.59% NO 31693 24.69% NO 48500 37.41% COURT OF APPEALS - GRAHAM Amendment S (CONSTITUTIONAL) Total Total Total Votes 127850 Total Votes 155683 YES 91348 71.45% YES 84814 54.48% NO 36502 28.55% NO 70869 45.52% COURT OF APPEALS - MILLER Amendment 64 (CONSTITUTIONAL) Total Total Total Votes 127898 Total Votes 176001 YES 92871 72.61% YES 98164 55.77% NO 35027 27.39% NO 77837 44.23% COURT OF APPEALS - TAUBMAN Amendment 65 (CONSTITUTIONAL) Total Total Total Votes 127623 Total Votes 166729 YES 93684 73.41% YES 127041 76.20% NO 33939 26.59% NO 39688 23.80% COURT OF APPEALS - WEBB ST. VRAIN VALLEY RE-1J 3A Total Total Total Votes 127523 Total Votes 461 YES 93729 73.50% NO 237 51.41% NO 33794 26.50% YES 224 48.59% DISTRICT JUDGE - 8TH JUDICIAL BERTHOUD 300 DISTRICT - ODELL Total Total Total Votes 127445 Total Votes 2886 YES 93683 73.51% NO 1678 58.14% NO 33762 26.49% YES 1208 41.86% DISTRICT JUDGE - 8TH JUDICIAL FORT COLLINS 301 DISTRICT - WILLIAMS Total Total Total Votes 128065 Total Votes 80595 YES 97474 76.11% FOR ORDINANCE 45137 56.00% NO 30591 23.89% AGAINST ORDINANCE 35458 44.00% Election Summary Report Date:11/19/12 Time:08:28:20 2012 Larimer County General Election Page:3 of 3 Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races Official Results Cards Cast 181866 HORSESHOE VIEW ESTATES S 5A Total Total Votes 119 YES 62 52.10% NO 57 47.90% SOLDIER CANYON ESTATES 5B Total Total Votes 47 YES 26 55.32% NO 21 44.68% HORSESHOE VIEW ESTATES N 5C Total Total Votes 133 YES 82 61.65% NO 51 38.35% TERRY SHORES 5D Total Total Votes 157 YES 110 70.06% NO 47 29.94% RIVER GLEN 5E Total Total Votes 121 YES 109 90.08% NO 12 9.92% LOVELAND RURAL FIRE 5F Total Total Votes 10377 YES 6037 58.18% NO 4340 41.82%.
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