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2005 Election
RESULTS
MAYOR
Julia Pirnack - Incumbent
Tom McCoy - Councilmember
Greg Winger - former Councilmember
Les Pierce
Wesley Hood
WARD 2 COUNCILMEMBER
Karen Benker - Incumbent
Alex Sammoury
AT-LARGE COUNCILMEMBER (2)
Roger Lange - Incumbent
Mary Blue
Bill Van Dusen
Trisa Baxter
Linda Lopez
Allen Croissant
Jeff Thompson
Heather Rawlins
St. Vrain Valley School District $17.3 million mill-levy override
YES or NO
2004 Election
| CNN Colorado Results |
Longmont Results
PROJECTED WINNERS HIGHLIGHTED IN YELLOW
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PRESIDENT George W. Bush - Republican John F. Kerry - Democratic |
US SENATE Pete Coors - Republican Ken Salazar - Democratic |
US CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 4 Marilyn N. Musgrave - Republican 51% Stan Matsunaka - Democratic 45% Bob Kinsey - Green 4% |
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STATE SENATE DISTRICT 17 Brandon C. Shaffer - Democratic 54.55% Sandy Hume - Republican 41.74% Bo Shaffer - Libertarian 3.54%
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STATE HOUSE OF REP DISTRICT 11 Jack Pommer - Democratic STATE HOUSE OF REP DISTRICT 12 Jim Egerton - Republican 32.96% Paul Weissmann - Democratic 67.04% |
BOULDER CO. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Mary Keenan - Democratic 92.5% Jason Savela - Republican 7.5% |
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DISTRICT I RTD DIRECTOR Lee Kemp 60.8% Maritza Sneddon 39.2%
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COURT OF APPEALS (YES or NO) Judge James S. Casebolt Judge Dennis A. Graham Judge Arthur P. Roy Judge Daniel Marc Taubman Judge John R. Webb |
DISTRICT JUDGE 20TH DISTRICT (YES OR NO) Judge Morris W. Sandstead Jr. Judge Daniel C. Hale Judge Lael Montgomery |
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COUNTY JUDGE, BOULDER (YES OR NO) Judge Thomas J.B. Reed Judge John F. Stavely |
COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 Jeff Christen-Mitchell - Libertarian 22.1% Will Toor - Democratic 77.8%
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2 Ben Pearlman - Democratic 60.9% Roger Lange - Republican 33.4% Paul Tiger - Libertarian 5.7% |
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COLORADO AMENDMENT 34 Removing most limits homeowners can collect in damages from lawsuits in certain cases. YES:23 NO:77 |
COLORADO AMENDMENT 35 Increased taxes on cigarettes, pipes, cigars, and smokeless tobacco. YES:61 NO:39 |
COLORADO AMENDMENT 36 Reapportioning of Presidential Electoral Votes YES:35 NO:65
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COLORADO AMENDMENT 37 Renewable energy standards YES:53 NO:47 |
REFERENDUM A To amend Colorado constitution governing hiring, promotion, discipline, and promotion of state employees. YES:39 NO:61 |
REFERENDUM B To repeal a number of obsolete provisions in the Colorado constitution. YES:69 NO:31 |
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REFERENDUM 4A Fastracks Proposal YES:58 NO:42 |
REFERENDUM 4B 0.1% sales tax for scientific and cultural facilities YES:66 NO:34 |
BOULDER COUNTY ISSUE 1A 0.1% sales tax for open space YES:55.4% NO:44.6% |
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BOULDER COUNTY ISSUE 1B 0.03% sales tax for firefighting and rescue helicopter and workers. YES:49.8% 50.2% |
BOULDER COUNTY ISSUE 1C Asks voters to give up $4.7 million tax refund to go towards the county's 43 nonprofit human service agencies YES:57.5% NO:42.5% |
LONGMONT QUESTION 2A Collective Bargaining of Police & Fire Employees YES:44.6 NO:55.4 |
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ST. VRAIN SCHOOL DIST.BALLOT ISSUE 3A Shall SVVSD taxes be increased for various school and district programs. YES:50.3 NO:49.7 |
CU REGENT - AT LARGE Jennifer Mello - Democratic 47.3% Steve Bosely - Republican 48.4% Daniel Ong - Libertarian 4.2% |
CU REGENT - DISTRICT 4 Tom J. Lucero - Republican 72.1% Dan Cochran - Libertarian 27.9% |
2003 Election
The 2003 election is over, and the incumbents all won. I'll give you a slightly different look at the results compared to the Times-Call and Boulder County's election results. The big difference? I'll only include Longmont elections, and more importantly count the "Time Blank Voted" as what it really is - a "None Of The Above" vote. This number was not included in the total votes, which gave an uncontested winner 100%, which of course they didn't receive. Also I'll break it down by voter turnout. Numbers are from the Times-Call website, instances of "Times Over Voted" were deleted, which didn't amount to anything anyway.
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Mayor Estimated registered voters = 51,724 Estimated voter turnout = 17,613 or 34% Julia Pirnack - 13,299 75.51% None of the above - 4,314 24.49% |
City Council Member, Ward 1 Estimated registered voters = 17,079 Estimated voter turnout = 5,348 or 31% Doug Brown - 3,634 67.95% None of the above - 1,714 32.05% |
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City Council Member, Ward 3 Estimated registered voters = 17,491 Estimated voter turnout = 5,692 or 33% Marty Block 3,336 58.61% Jason Vallery 1,309 23.00% None of the above 1,047 18.39% |
City Council Member At Large Estimated registered voters = 51,724 Estimated voter turnout = 17,609 or 34% Fred Wilson 10,867 61.71% Paul Rivera 3,825 21.72% None of the Above 2,917 16.57% |
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