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2010 GENERAL ELECTION DELTA COUNTY 2-Nov-10 OFFICIAL RESULTS Total Number of Voters : 13,329 of 19,910 = 66.95% 61.80% 30.28% 3

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2010 GENERAL ELECTION DELTA COUNTY 2-Nov-10 OFFICIAL RESULTS Total Number of Voters : 13,329 of 19,910 = 66.95% 61.80% 30.28% 3 2010 GENERAL ELECTION DELTA COUNTY 2-Nov-10 OFFICIAL RESULTS Total Number of Voters : 13,329 of 19,910 = 66.95% Party Candidate Early Election Provisional Total % UNITED STATES SENATOR, Vote For 1 REP Ken Buck 6,537 1,371 117 8,025 61.80% DEM Michael F. Bennet 3,241 620 71 3,932 30.28% GR Bob Kinsey 374 78 3 455 3.50% LBR Maclyn "Mac" Stringer 151 36 4 191 1.47% UNF Charley Miller 147 26 7 180 1.39% UNF J. Moromisato 39 10 3 52 0.40% INR Jason Napolitano 110 35 5 150 1.16% Bruce E. Lohmiller (W) 0000 Michele M. Newman (W) 0000 Robert Rank (W) 0000 Cast Votes 10,599 2,176 210 12,985 Over Votes 73 21 1 95 Under Votes 223 23 3 249 REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 112TH UNITED STATES CONGRESS - DISTRICT 3, Vote For 1 DEM John Salazar 3,446 683 75 4,204 32.00% REP Scott R. Tipton 6,707 1,376 121 8,204 62.44% LBR Gregory Gilman 325 80 9 414 3.15% UNF Jake Segrest 264 48 5 317 2.41% John W. Hargis Sr. (W) 0000 James Fritz (W) 0000 Cast Votes 10,742 2,187 210 13,139 Over Votes 4105 Under Votes 149 32 4 181 GOVERNOR / LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, Vote For 1 DEM John Hickenlooper / Joseph Garcia 3,751 638 80 4,469 34.06% REP Dan Maes / Tambor Williams 2,535 555 68 3,158 24.07% LBR Jaimes Brown / Ken Wyble 109 31 4 144 1.10% AC Tom Tancredo / Pat Miller 4,182 944 50 5,176 39.45% UNF Jason R. Clark / Victoria A. Adams 89 21 2 112 .85% UNF Paul Noel Fiorino / Heather A. McKibbin 53 5 3 61 .46% Willie Travis Chambers / Ed E. Coron (W) 01010.76% Michael R. Moore / Sherry Cusson (W) 0000 Peter J. Carr / Antoinette M. Schaeffer (W) 0000 Holly Cremeens / Stephanie L. Mercer (W) 0000 Cast Votes 10,719 2,195 207 13,121 Over Votes 18 2 0 20 Under Votes 149 23 7 179 SECRETARY OF STATE, Vote For 1 REP Scott Gessler 6,168 1,292 111 7,571 58.40% DEM Bernie Buescher 3,484 632 68 4,184 32.27% AC Amanda Campbell 937 247 25 1,209 9.33% Cast Votes 10,589 2,171 204 12,964 Over Votes 3003 Under Votes 294 49 10 353 STATE TREASURER, Vote For 1 REP Walker Stapleton 7,082 1,478 126 8,686 68.44% DEM Cary Kennedy 3,281 658 66 4,005 31.56% Cast Votes 10,363 2,136 192 12,691 Over Votes 2002 Under Votes 521 84 22 627 ATTORNEY GENERAL, Vote For 1 DEM Stan Garnett 2,896 576 64 3,536 28.14% REP John Suthers 7,361 1,532 135 9,028 71.86% Cast Votes 10,257 2,108 199 12,564 Over Votes 3003 Under Votes 626 112 15 753 REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - AT LARGE, Vote For 1 DEM Melissa Hart 2,802 533 61 3,396 27.48% REP Steve Bosley 6,437 1,346 117 7,900 63.94% LBR Jesse B. Wallace 829 211 20 1,060 8.58% Cast Votes 10,068 2,090 198 12,356 Over Votes 1001 Under Votes 817 130 16 963 STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 5, Vote For 1 REP Bob Rankin 7,420 1,533 136 9,089 70.61% DEM Gail Schwartz 3,106 607 70 3,783 29.39% Cast Votes 10,526 2,140 206 12,872 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 360 80 8 448 STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 54, Vote For 1 REP Ray Scott 4,992 964 83 6,039 100.00% Cast Votes 4,992 964 83 6,039 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 1,412 208 24 1,644 STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 58, Vote For 1 DEM James "Wes" Perrin 1,447 341 43 1,831 34.11% REP Don Coram 2,819 663 55 3,537 65.89% Cast Votes 4,266 1,004 98 5,368 Over votes 1001 Under Votes 215 44 9 268 COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 1, Vote For 1 REP Doug Atchley 7,889 1,545 136 9,570 79.49% LBR Gary Johnson 1,940 478 51 2,469 20.50% Cast Votes 9,829 2,023 187 12,039 Over Votes 4105 Under Votes 1,053 196 27 1,276 COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER, Vote For 1 REP Ann B. Eddins 8,797 1,806 156 10,759 100.00% Cast votes 8,797 1,806 156 10,759 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 2,089 414 58 2,561 COUNTY TREASURER, Vote For 1 REP Jim D. Ventrello 8,488 1,751 154 10,393 100.00% Cast Votes 8,488 1,751 154 10,393 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 2,398 469 60 2,927 COUNTY ASSESSOR, Vote For 1 REP Debbie Griffith 8,330 1,738 155 10,223 100.00% Cast Votes 8,330 1,738 155 10,223 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 2,556 482 59 3,097 COUNTY SHERIFF, Vote For 1 REP Fred McKee 8,691 1,780 157 10,628 100.00% Cast Votes 8,691 1,780 157 10,628 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 2,195 440 57 2,692 COUNTY SURVEYOR, Vote For 1 REP Jessie J. Messenger 8,476 1,741 156 10,373 100.00% Cast Votes 8,476 1,741 156 10,373 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 2,410 479 58 2,947 COUNTY CORONER, Vote For 1 DEM Lucky Adams 2,829 626 69 3,524 28.06% REP Kevin Lucy 7,425 1,483 128 9,036 71.94% Cast Votes 10,254 2,109 197 12,560 OVOver Votest 2002 Under Votes 630 111 17 758 Shall Justice Michael L. Bender of the Colorado Supreme Court be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 5,097 972 101 6,170 53.87% No 4,244 963 76 5,283 46.13% Cast Votes 9,341 1,935 177 11,453 Over Votes 2002 Under Votes 1,543 285 37 1,865 Shall Justice Alex J. Martinez of the Colorado Supreme Court be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 4,934 912 95 5,941 51.81% No 4,435 1,011 79 5,525 48.19% Cast Votes 9,369 1,923 174 11,466 Over Votes 0010 Under Votes 1,517 297 39 1,853 Shall Justice Nancy E. Rice of the Colorado Supreme Court be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 5,232 945 95 6,272 54.71% No 4,132 989811 80 5,193 4545.29%.29% Cast Votes 9,364 1,926 175 11,465 Over Votes 1001 Under Votes 1,521 294 39 1,854 Shall Judge John Daniel Dailey of the Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 5,699 1,026 106 6,831 60.62% No 3,498 872 68 4,438 39.38% Cast Votes 9,197 1,898 174 11,269 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 1,689 322 40 2,051 Shall Judge Richard L. Gabriel of the Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 5,628 1,009 98 6,735 59.88% No 3,553 888 72 4,513 40.12% Cast Votes 9,181 1,897 170 11,248 Over Votes 4105 Under Votes 1,701 322 44 2,067 Shall Judge Nancy J. Lichtenstein of the Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 5,641 997 98 6,736 59.50% No 3,602 910 73 4,585 40.50% Cast Votes 9,243 1,907 171 11,321 Over Votes 2002 Under Votes 1,641 313 43 1,997 Shall Judge David J. Richman of the Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 5,260 964 97 6,321 56.75% No 3,824 923 70 4,817 43.25% Cast Votes 9,084 1,887 167 11,138 Over Votes 6006 Under Votes 1,796 333 47 2,176 Shall Judge Jeff B. Herron of the 7th Judicial District be retained in office?, Vote For 1 Yes 5,744 1,014 99 6,857 61.16% No 3,416 869 69 4,354 38.84% Cast Votes 9,160 1,883 168 11,211 Over Votes 2002 Under Votes 1,724 337 46 2,107 Amendment P (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1 Yes 2,710 529 59 3,298 26.86% No 7,360 1,494 125 8,979 73.14% Cast Votes 10,070 2,023 184 12,277 Over Votes 6006 Under Votes 810 197 30 1,037 Amendment Q (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1 Yes 4,917 926 86 5,929 47.80% No 5,266 1,111 98 6,475 52.20% Cast Votes 10,183 2,037 184 12,404 Over Votes 1001 Under Votes 702 183 30 915 Amendment R (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1 Yes 3,387 767 78 4,232 34.72% No 6,601 1,257 98 7,956 65.28% Cast Votes 9,988 2,024 176 12,188 Over Votes 2002 Under Votes 896 196 38 1,130 Amendment 60 (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1 Yes 3,912 854 72 4,838 37.21% No 6,740 1,294 131 8,165 62.79% Cast Votes 10,652 2,148 203 13,003 Over Votes 3115 Under Votes 231 71 10 312 Amendment 61 (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1 Yes 4,178 932 75 5,185 39.78% No 6,498 1,221 129 7,848 60.22% Cast Votes 10,676 2,153 204 13,033 Over Votes 3003 Under Votes 207 67 10 284 Amendment 62 (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1 Yes 4,141 889 72 5,102 39.95% No 6,325 1,225 119 7,669 60.05% Cast Votes 10,466 2,114 191 12,771 Over Votes 91010 Under Votes 411 105 23 539 Amendment 63 (CONSTITUTIONAL), Vote For 1 Yes 6,037 1,230 108 7,375 57.94% No 4,374 889 90 5,353 42.06% Cast Votes 10,411 2,119 198 12,728 Over Votes 3003 Under Votes 472 101 16 589 Proposition 101 (STATUTORY), Vote For 1 Yes 4,735 1,060 87 5,882 45.13% No 5,941 1,093 117 7,151 54.87% Cast Votes 10,676 2,153 204 13,033 Over Votes 5005 Under Votes 205 67 10 282 Proposition 102 (STATUTORY), Vote For 1 Yes 4,392 847 89 5,328 42.19% No 5,959 1,237 104 7,300 57.81% Cast Votes 10,351 2,084 193 12,628 Over Votes 2002 Under Votes 533 136 21 690 Town of Paonia 2A, Vote For 1 Yes 195 99 15 309 48.74% No 271 50 4 325 51.26% Cast Votes 466 149 19 634 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 10 4 1 15 Town of Paonia 2B, Vote For 1 Yes 184 86 16 286 44.97% No 283 63 4 350 55.03% Cast Votes 467 149 20 636 Over Votes 1102 Under Votes 83011 Town of Paonia 2C, Vote For 1 Yes 391 127 18 536 84.14% No 76 23 2 101 15.86% Cast Votes 467 150 20 637 Over Votes 1001 Under Votes 83011 Delta County Ginter's Grove Public Improvement District 5A, Vote For 1 Yes 35 1 0 36 92.31% No 30037.69% Cast Votes 38 1 0 39 Over Votes 0000 Under Votes 2002.
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