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GRAND TOTAL ARCHULETA COUNTY NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Mail-In Race VOTE CENTER 1 VOTE CENTER 2 VOTE CENTER 3 (Absentee) Early Provisional TotalVotesCast UNITED STATES SENATOR Ken Buck Republican 234 214 468 1503 418 38 2875 Michael F. Bennet Democratic 217 168 200 1069 272 26 1952 Bob Kinsey Green 14 18 20 93 10 1 156 Macklyn "Mac" Stringer Libertarian 12 6 12 37 10 2 79 Charley Miller Unaffiliated 3 1 3 16 0 0 23 J. Moromisato Unaffiliated 3 3 1 10 2 0 19 Jason Napolitano Independent Reform 8 6 3 18 3 1 39 Write In 1 0 1 7 0 0 9 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 112th UNITED STATES CONGRESS - DISTRICT 3 John Salazar Democratic 244 186 221 1182 308 33 2174 Scott R. Tipton Republican 219 211 462 1487 398 35 2812 Gregory Gilman Libertarian 17 8 18 62 10 2 117 Jake Segrest Unaffiliated 12 6 6 41 4 0 69 Write In 1 3 0 0 4 GOVERNOR / LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR John Hickenlooper / Joseph Garcia Democratic 229 181 224 1162 309 28 2133 Dan Maes / Tambor Williams Republican 131 119 230 846 201 27 1554 Jaimes Brown / Ken Wyble Libertarian 13 5 12 33 8 3 74 Tom Tancredo / Pat Miller American Constitution 103 101 226 694 196 9 1329 Jason R. Clark Unaffiliated 6 2 5 16 2 0 31 Paul Noel Fiorino / Heather A. McKibbin Unaffiliated 5 4 1 5 1 1 17 Write In 1 1 0 0 2 SECRETARY OF STATE Scott Gessler Republican 253 234 477 1622 420 40 3046 Bernie Buescher Democratic 185 145 160 877 255 23 1645 Amanda Campbell American Constitution 30 23 35 124 20 3 235 STATE TREASURER Walker Stapleton Republican 247 241 484 1632 421 40 3065 Cary Kennedy Democratic 215 161 189 985 263 25 1838 2010 GENERAL SPREADSHEET.XLS/L10GENERAL GRAND TOTAL ARCHULETA COUNTY NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Mail-In Race VOTE CENTER 1 VOTE CENTER 2 VOTE CENTER 3 (Absentee) Early Provisional TotalVotesCast ATTORNEY GENERAL Stan Garnett Democratic 197 145 176 901 251 27 1697 John Suthers Republican 268 250 501 1722 447 39 3227 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - AT LARGE Melissa Hart Democratic 180 137 161 834 236 23 1571 Steve Bosley Republican 229 221 444 1523 393 36 2846 Jesse B. Wallace Libertarian 43 26 39 128 25 5 266 STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 6 Bruce Whitehead Democratic 213 168 208 985 266 23 1863 Ellen Roberts Republican 264 242 484 1733 438 43 3204 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT - 59 J. Paul Brown Republican 273 229 481 1612 420 40 3055 Brian O'Donnell Democratic 197 171 199 991 275 26 1859 ARCHULETA COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 3 Robert Hart Republican 183 163 318 1165 303 23 2155 Michael Whiting Unaffiliated 293 246 374 1560 401 44 2918 ARCHULETA COUNTY CLERK & RECORDER June Madrid Republcian 386 317 567 2199 560 55 4084 ARCHULETA COUNTY TREASURER Betty Diller Republican 376 323 563 2079 545 49 3935 ARCHULETA COUNTY ASSESSOR Fred Uehling Democratic 228 181 276 1271 343 29 2328 Natalie Woodruff Republican 242 237 417 1459 369 35 2759 ARCHULETA COUNTY SHERIFF Peter L. Gonzalez Republican 346 309 533 2005 524 49 3766 ARCHULETA COUNTY SURVEYOR David L. Maley Republican 355 311 559 2045 535 52 3857 ARCHULETA COUNTY CORONER Carl R. Macht Republican 377 331 573 2150 560 51 4042 2010 GENERAL SPREADSHEET.XLS/L10GENERAL GRAND TOTAL ARCHULETA COUNTY NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Mail-In Race VOTE CENTER 1 VOTE CENTER 2 VOTE CENTER 3 (Absentee) Early Provisional TotalVotesCast JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT Michael L. Bender Yes 252 213 367 1426 368 36 2662 No 144 130 222 764 214 21 1495 Alex J. Martinez Yes 256 212 345 1426 355 35 2629 No 150 129 232 758 223 18 1510 Nancy E. Rice Yes 261 205 352 1462 372 33 2685 No 137 132 222 709 202 19 1421 COURT OF APPEALS John Daniel Dailey Yes 265 210 392 1507 379 32 2785 No 128 124 180 623 186 18 1259 Richard L. Gabriel Yes 249 202 344 1456 367 32 2650 No 138 129 216 639 197 19 1338 Nancy J. Lichtenstein Yes 259 197 344 1465 359 31 2655 No 131 134 218 654 207 19 1363 David J. Richman Yes 252 206 340 1394 353 31 2576 No 133 125 223 714 209 19 1423 DISTRICT JUDGE-6TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT 0 Gregory G. Lyman Yes 278 249 397 1742 445 36 3147 No 129 105 196 589 162 17 1198 Jeffrey R. Wilson Yes 259 218 379 1521 402 34 2813 No 126 117 193 652 169 16 1273 ARCHULETA COUNTY JUDGE 0 James E. Denvir Yes 303 259 435 1943 472 37 3449 No 148 126 210 641 186 22 1333 AMENDMENTS Amendment P Yes 140 119 201 907 208 18 1593 No 299 263 456 1640 462 41 3161 Amendment Q Yes 200 187 307 1371 314 28 2407 No 234 194 351 1193 356 33 2361 Amendment R Yes 190 142 263 891 255 31 1772 2010 GENERAL SPREADSHEET.XLS/L10GENERAL GRAND TOTAL ARCHULETA COUNTY NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Mail-In Race VOTE CENTER 1 VOTE CENTER 2 VOTE CENTER 3 (Absentee) Early Provisional TotalVotesCast No 240 235 390 1604 406 29 2904 Amendment 60 Yes 178 158 305 1077 286 34 2038 No 283 245 378 1627 411 32 2976 Amendment 61 Yes 207 192 350 1189 316 30 2284 No 260 223 350 1529 388 33 2783 Amendment 62 Yes 181 158 352 1050 269 33 2043 No 286 248 338 1636 429 32 2969 Amendment 63 Yes 244 224 430 1501 375 35 2809 No 205 167 240 1131 314 28 2085 Proposition 101 Yes 216 200 351 1253 323 31 2374 No 252 209 334 1467 380 31 2673 Proposition 102 Yes 208 163 319 1116 278 32 2116 No 232 220 343 1460 389 28 2672 Archuleta County Question 1A Yes 140 104 191 703 209 21 1368 No 312 298 487 1971 494 39 3601 Question 1B Yes 131 103 173 591 165 16 1179 No 331 305 509 2111 536 47 3839 Total Votes Cast 503 425 718 2848 727 70 5291 2010 GENERAL SPREADSHEET.XLS/L10GENERAL PRECINCT #1 ARCHULETA COUNTY NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Race VOTE CENTER 1 VOTE CENTER 2 VOTE CENTER 3 Mail-In Early Provisional TotalVotesCast UNITED STATES SENATOR Ken Buck Republican 50 44 12 145 44 1 296 Michael F. Bennet Democratic 46 33 0 117 45 1 242 Bob Kinsey Green 3 3 0 12 1 1 20 Macklyn "Mac" Stringer Libertarian 2 1 3 8 2 0 16 Charley Miller Unaffiliated 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 J. Moromisato Unaffiliated 1 1 0 3 0 0 5 Jason Napolitano Independent Reform 0 1 0 2 0 0 3 Write In 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 112th UNITED STATES CONGRESS - DISTRICT 3 John Salazar Democratic 54 33 0 151 51 2 291 Scott R. Tipton Republican 44 46 12 130 38 1 271 Gregory Gilman Libertarian 3 1 3 8 2 0 17 Jake Segrest Unaffiliated 2 3 0 3 1 0 9 Write In 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GOVERNOR / LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR John Hickenlooper / Joseph Garcia Democratic 44 33 2 129 54 1 263 Dan Maes / Tambor Williams Republican 26 28 4 65 17 0 140 Jaimes Brown / Ken Wyble Libertarian 3 1 1 7 1 1 14 Tom Tancredo / Pat Miller American Constitution 27 21 6 84 19 1 158 Jason R. Clark Unaffiliated 1 0 1 1 0 0 3 Paul Noel Fiorino / Heather A. McKibbin Unaffiliated 0 2 0 1 0 0 3 Write In 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SECRETARY OF STATE Scott Gessler Republican 55 51 11 151 39 1 308 Bernie Buescher Democratic 33 28 0 104 41 2 208 Amanda Campbell American Constitution 9 4 3 19 3 0 38 STATE TREASURER Walker Stapleton Republican 50 50 12 156 39 1 308 Cary Kennedy Democratic 46 32 1 114 45 2 240 PRECINCT #1 ARCHULETA COUNTY NOVEMBER 2, 2010 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Race VOTE CENTER 1 VOTE CENTER 2 VOTE CENTER 3 Mail-In Early Provisional TotalVotesCast ATTORNEY GENERAL Stan Garnett Democratic 39 30 1 104 44 2 220 John Suthers Republican 57 50 13 166 42 1 329 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - AT LARGE Melissa Hart Democratic 37 28 2 102 33 1 203 Steve Bosley Republican 47 45 11 138 39 1 281 Jesse B. Wallace Libertarian 10 6 2 14 5 1 38 STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 6 Bruce Whitehead Democratic 46 35 2 122 42 2 249 Ellen Roberts Republican 52 47 12 154 47 1 313 STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT - 59 J. Paul Brown Republican 53 49 12 160 43 2 319 Brian O'Donnell Democratic 43 34 1 110 44 1 233 ARCHULETA COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 3 Robert Hart Republican 42 36 6 107 27 0 218 Michael Whiting Unaffiliated 59 46 9 170 62 3 349 ARCHULETA COUNTY CLERK & RECORDER June Madrid Republcian 81 68 14 222 66 2 453 ARCHULETA COUNTY TREASURER Betty Diller Republican 83 72 14 204 66 2 441 ARCHULETA COUNTY ASSESSOR Fred Uehling Democratic 47 30 5 138 46 2 268 Natalie Woodruff Republican 54 55 10 143 44 1 307 ARCHULETA COUNTY SHERIFF Peter L. Gonzalez Republican 78 66 11 200 67 2 424 ARCHULETA COUNTY SURVEYOR David L. Maley Republican 80 71 13 207 69 2 442 ARCHULETA COUNTY CORONER Carl R.
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