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Boulder County, Colorado Registration and Turnout Boulder County, Colorado 2004 NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION November 2, 2004 Official Results for Election - 11/17/2004 2:15:00 PM Registration and Turnout Completed Precincts: 230 of 230 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 176224 Precinct Ballots Cast 89886 51.0% Early Ballots Cast 42183 23.9% Absentee Ballots Cast 27943 15.9% Total Ballots Cast 160012 90.8% Registration and Turnout Boulder County-All Precincts Completed Precincts: 227 of 227 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 176140 Precinct Ballots Cast 89883 51.0% Early Ballots Cast 42180 23.9% Absentee Ballots Cast 27664 15.7% Total Ballots Cast 159727 90.7% Registration and Turnout City of Lafayette Completed Precincts: 19 of 19 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 13245 Precinct Ballots Cast 6940 52.4% Early Ballots Cast 2729 20.6% Absentee Ballots Cast 2281 17.2% Total Ballots Cast 11950 90.2% Registration and Turnout City of Longmont Completed Precincts: 54 of 54 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 41021 Precinct Ballots Cast 21238 51.8% Early Ballots Cast 8674 21.1% Absentee Ballots Cast 7071 17.2% Total Ballots Cast 36983 90.2% Registration and Turnout City of Louisville Completed Precincts: 18 of 18 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 11849 Precinct Ballots Cast 5010 42.3% Early Ballots Cast 3742 31.6% Absentee Ballots Cast 2201 18.6% Total Ballots Cast 10953 92.4% Registration and Turnout Eldorado Springs Local Improv Dist Completed Precincts: 2 of 2 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 193 Precinct Ballots Cast 135 69.9% Early Ballots Cast 22 11.4% Absentee Ballots Cast 28 14.5% Total Ballots Cast 185 95.9% Registration and Turnout Gold Hill Fire Protect Dist Completed Precincts: 5 of 5 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 255 Precinct Ballots Cast 143 56.1% Early Ballots Cast 59 23.1% Absentee Ballots Cast 39 15.3% Total Ballots Cast 241 94.5% Registration and Turnout Knollwood Local Improv Dist Completed Precincts: 2 of 2 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 95 Precinct Ballots Cast 48 50.5% Early Ballots Cast 29 30.5% Absentee Ballots Cast 15 15.8% Total Ballots Cast 92 96.8% Registration and Turnout Louisville Fire Protect Dist Completed Precincts: 26 of 26 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 12640 Precinct Ballots Cast 5394 42.7% Early Ballots Cast 3946 31.2% Absentee Ballots Cast 2349 18.6% Total Ballots Cast 11689 92.5% Registration and Turnout RTD Director-Dist I Completed Precincts: 82 of 82 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 64099 Precinct Ballots Cast 33275 51.9% Early Ballots Cast 13571 21.2% Absentee Ballots Cast 11245 17.5% Total Ballots Cast 58091 90.6% Registration and Turnout St Vrain School Dist Completed Precincts: 79 of 79 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 54852 Precinct Ballots Cast 28927 52.7% Early Ballots Cast 11475 20.9% Absentee Ballots Cast 9579 17.5% Total Ballots Cast 49981 91.1% Registration and Turnout State Rep-Dist 10 Completed Precincts: 57 of 57 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 43765 Precinct Ballots Cast 23034 52.6% Early Ballots Cast 10288 23.5% Absentee Ballots Cast 5844 13.4% Total Ballots Cast 39166 89.5% Registration and Turnout State Rep-Dist 11 Completed Precincts: 56 of 56 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 44645 Precinct Ballots Cast 21947 49.2% Early Ballots Cast 11030 24.7% Absentee Ballots Cast 7704 17.3% Total Ballots Cast 40681 91.1% Registration and Turnout State Rep-Dist 12 Completed Precincts: 48 of 48 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 37220 Precinct Ballots Cast 18231 49.0% Early Ballots Cast 9100 24.4% Absentee Ballots Cast 6511 17.5% Total Ballots Cast 33842 90.9% Registration and Turnout State Rep-Dist 13 Completed Precincts: 53 of 53 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 39141 Precinct Ballots Cast 20554 52.5% Early Ballots Cast 9326 23.8% Absentee Ballots Cast 5939 15.2% Total Ballots Cast 35819 91.5% Registration and Turnout State Rep-Dist 33 Completed Precincts: 13 of 13 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 11369 Precinct Ballots Cast 6117 53.8% Early Ballots Cast 2436 21.4% Absentee Ballots Cast 1666 14.7% Total Ballots Cast 10219 89.9% Registration and Turnout State Senate-Dist 17 Completed Precincts: 92 of 92 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 73229 Precinct Ballots Cast 37013 50.5% Early Ballots Cast 16663 22.8% Absentee Ballots Cast 12822 17.5% Total Ballots Cast 66498 90.8% Registration and Turnout State Senate-Dist 18 Completed Precincts: 108 of 108 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 82556 Precinct Ballots Cast 41676 50.5% Early Ballots Cast 21298 25.8% Absentee Ballots Cast 11549 14.0% Total Ballots Cast 74523 90.3% Registration and Turnout Town of Erie Completed Precincts: 6 of 6 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 4050 Precinct Ballots Cast 2211 54.6% Early Ballots Cast 854 21.1% Absentee Ballots Cast 670 16.5% Total Ballots Cast 3735 92.2% Registration and Turnout US REP Congress-Dist 2 Completed Precincts: 170 of 170 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 132706 Precinct Ballots Cast 67343 50.7% Early Ballots Cast 33011 24.9% Absentee Ballots Cast 20105 15.2% Total Ballots Cast 120459 90.8% Registration and Turnout US REP Congress-Dist 4 Completed Precincts: 57 of 57 Reg/Turnout Percentage Total Registered Voters 43434 Precinct Ballots Cast 22540 51.9% Early Ballots Cast 9169 21.1% Absentee Ballots Cast 7559 17.4% Total Ballots Cast 39268 90.4% PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Vote Count Percentage John F. Kerry / John Edwards 105564 66.3% George W. Bush / Dick Cheney 51586 32.4% Ralph Nader / Peter Miguel Camejo 964 0.6% Michael Badnarik / Richard V. Campagna 764 0.5% Michael Anthony Peroutka / Chuck Baldwin 179 0.1% David Cobb / Patricia LaMarche 118 0.1% Stanford E. Andress (Andy) / Irene M. Deasy 24 0.0% Walter F. Brown / Mary Cal Hollis 19 0.0% Gene Amondson / Leroy Pletten 15 0.0% James E. Harris / Margaret Trowe 12 0.0% Bill Van Auken / Jim Lawrence 8 0.0% Earl F. Dodge / Howard L. Lydick 4 0.0% John Joseph Kennedy / Daniel Robert Rezac 2 0.0% UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote Count Percentage Ken Salazar 106481 67.6% Pete Coors 47899 30.4% Richard Randall 1122 0.7% Douglas "Dayhorse" Campbell 915 0.6% Victor Good 454 0.3% John R. Harris 442 0.3% Finn Gotaas 98 0.1% Daniel "Muh Sigh Uh" Masia-s 2 0.0% Raul Acosta 1 0.0% Gary Cooper 0 0.0% Joyce Cumbie Broughton 0 0.0% Dwight Henson 0 0.0% Robert "Doc" Greenheck 0 0.0% George Walker 0 0.0% Daniel James Barnett 0 0.0% REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 109th UNITED STATES CONGRESS - DISTRICT 2 Vote Count Percentage Mark Udall 88487 77.0% Stephen M. Hackman 23583 20.5% Norm Olsen 2915 2.5% REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 109th UNITED STATES CONGRESS - DISTRICT 4 Vote Count Percentage Stan Matsunaka 18771 49.2% Marilyn N. Musgrave 17775 46.6% Bob Kinsey 1631 4.3% REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - AT LARGE Vote Count Percentage Jennifer Mello 84235 58.9% Steve Bosley 51287 35.9% Daniel Ong 7490 5.2% REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 4 Vote Count Percentage Tom J. Lucero 20921 65.4% Dan Cochran 11073 34.6% STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 17 Vote Count Percentage Brandon C. Shaffer 34470 54.3% Sandy Hume 26616 42.0% Bo Shaffer 2352 3.7% STATE SENATE - DISTRICT 18 Vote Count Percentage Ron Tupa 52332 78.4% Krista Poch 14456 21.6% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 10 Vote Count Percentage Alice Madden 27522 100.0% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 11 Vote Count Percentage Jack Pommer 27680 100.0% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 12 Vote Count Percentage Paul Weissmann 20842 67.0% Jim Egerton 10253 33.0% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 13 Vote Count Percentage Tom Plant 25758 85.8% Rand Fanshier 4272 14.2% STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 33 Vote Count Percentage Dianne Primavera 4769 52.5% Bill Berens 4317 47.5% DISTRICT ATTORNEY - 20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT Vote Count Percentage Mary Keenan 105231 92.6% Jason Savela 8368 7.4% DISTRICT I REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT DIRECTOR Vote Count Percentage Lee Kemp 21149 57.4% Maritza Sneddon 15685 42.6% COURT OF APPEALS - James S. Casebolt Vote Count Percentage YES 81146 78.0% NO 22916 22.0% COURT OF APPEALS - Dennis A. Graham Vote Count Percentage YES 79287 77.4% NO 23158 22.6% COURT OF APPEALS - Arthur P. Roy Vote Count Percentage YES 77887 76.9% NO 23454 23.1% COURT OF APPEALS - Daniel Marc Taubman Vote Count Percentage YES 78777 77.8% NO 22426 22.2% COURT OF APPEALS - John R. Webb Vote Count Percentage YES 78077 77.8% NO 22230 22.2% DISTRICT JUDGE - 20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT - Morris W. Sandstead Jr. Vote Count Percentage YES 80733 78.0% NO 22807 22.0% DISTRICT JUDGE - 20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT - Daniel C. Hale Vote Count Percentage YES 80797 78.8% NO 21766 21.2% DISTRICT JUDGE - 20th JUDICIAL DISTRICT - Lael Montgomery Vote Count Percentage YES 79142 78.0% NO 22274 22.0% COUNTY JUDGE, BOULDER - Thomas J. B. Reed Vote Count Percentage YES 80014 78.1% NO 22483 21.9% COUNTY JUDGE, BOULDER - John F. Stavely Vote Count Percentage YES 79688 78.3% NO 22108 21.7% COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 1 Vote Count Percentage Will Toor 95813 77.6% Jeff Christen-Mitchell 27401 22.2% Raymond L. Sarno 207 0.2% COUNTY COMMISSIONER - DISTRICT 2 Vote Count Percentage Ben Pearlman 83575 60.7% Roger Lange 46244 33.6% Paul Tiger 7875 5.7% Amendment 34 Vote Count Percentage YES 45188 30.9% NO 101023 69.1% Amendment 35 Vote Count Percentage YES 111824 73.1% NO 41243 26.9% Amendment 36 Vote Count Percentage YES 66122 44.3% NO 83260 55.7% Amendment 37 Vote Count Percentage YES 105275 71.2% NO 42634 28.8% Referendum A Vote Count Percentage
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