Tune in tonight at 4:50 pm to hear the latest results on the air.
These are preliminary results and have not yet been certified. Race calls for federal, statewide and state legislative contests are from The Associated Press. AP's calls don't cover judges or county, town and district contests, so those are unofficial counts from county clerks, reported through the Colorado Secretary of State. Results as of 3:02 pm Wednesday; county counts were last updated Tuesday night or early Wednesday.
U.S. Senate
- Mark Baisley (R) 35.5%
- Bob Chew (FWD) 2.6%
- Blake Huber (Lib) 1.1%
- Adam Withrow (Unity) 0.4%
- Christopher Baum (AVP) 0.1%
Governor
Phil Weiser (D) won the race with more than 60% of the votes.
- Victor Marx (R) 33.6%
- Greg Lopez (UNA) 2.8%
- Eric Mulder (Lib) 1.5%
- Stephen Hamilton (ACP) 0.6%
- Erik Underwood (AVP) 0.3%
- Jeff Peckman (Unity) 0.2%
Attorney General
Jena Griswold (D) won the race with 58.5% of the votes.
- Michael Allen (R) 41.5%
Secretary of State
Amanda Gonzalez (D) won the race with more than 59% of the votes.
- James Wiley (R) 37.4%
- Sean Vadney (Lib) 1.4%
- Amanda Campbell (ACP) 0.7%
- Celeste Landry (FWD) 0.6%
Colorado State Treasurer
Jeff Bridges (D) won the race with 58.5% of the votes.
- Kevin Grantham (R) 39.1%
- Jodie Barr (Lib) 2.0%
- Marilee Langner Sturgis (AVP) 0.4%
Colorado Ballot Questions
- Amendment 81 - Require Law Enforcement to Coordinate With D.H.S. on Immigration - No - 55%
- Amendment 82 - Purchase and Sale of Natural Gas - No - 54%
- Amendment 83 - Right to Hunt and Fish - No - 55%
- Amendment 84 - Voter Signature and ID Requirement - No - 63%
- Proposition NN - K-12 Funding - Yes - 55%
- Proposition 133 - Life Imprisonment for Human Trafficking of Minors - Yes - 62%
State Legislature
State House District 54: Jason Bias (R) won the race with 65.9% of the votes.
- Mallory Martin (D) 34.1%
State House District 55: Rick Taggart (R) won the race with 59.1% of the votes.
- Brittni Packard (D) 40.9%
Unopposed: Janice Rich (R), State Senate District 7; Larry Don Suckla (R), State House District 58.
Delta County
County Commissioner, District 1: Matt Soper (R) won the race with 64.6% of the votes.
- Nathan Clay (D) 35.4%
Sheriff: Quinn Archibeque (R) won the race with 58.1% of the votes.
- Demitri Stelter (D) 26.0%
- James D Lester (UNA) 15.9%
Coroner: Lance B. Boren (R) won the race with 66.5% of the votes.
- Jill Deneau (D) 33.5%
Unopposed: Rene D. Warner (R), Clerk and Recorder; Brittany Kuhn (R), Treasurer; Jolene George (R), Assessor.
- Town of Paonia Ballot Issue 2A - Marijuana Sales Tax Replaces Per-Sale Tax - Yes - 71%
- Town of Orchard City Ballot Issue 2B - New 0.75% Town Sales Tax - No - 72%
- Hotchkiss Fire District Ballot Issue 6A - Fire District 0.4% Sales and Use Tax - Yes - 61%
Hinsdale County
Unopposed: Kristine Borchers (R), County Commissioner, District 2; Joan Roberts (R), Clerk and Recorder; Lori Hanko (R), Treasurer; Allison Waddington (R), Assessor; Jordan Kaminski (R), Sheriff. Dan Strausbaugh (UNA) withdrew from the sheriff's race.
- Town of Lake City Ballot Question 2A - Move Town Elections to November - Yes - 90%
- Upper San Juan Health Service District Ballot Issue 7B - Health District Keeps All Its Revenue - Yes - 81%
Mesa County
Treasurer: Greg Haitz (R) won the race with 56.2% of the votes.
- Dave Edwards (D) 36.4%
- Christina Aline Schultz (FWD) 7.4%
Unopposed: Bobbie Daniel (R), County Commissioner, District 2; Bobbie Gross (R), Clerk and Recorder; Brent Goff (R), Assessor; Ross Young (R), Sheriff; Jon Kobylarz (R), Surveyor; Dean Havlik (R), Coroner.
Unopposed in De Beque: Shanelle Hansen, Mayor; N. J. Fulmer, Vernon E. Bruse and Wyatt A. Ransom, Trustee.
- City of Grand Junction Referred Measure 2B - Orchard Mesa Pool Sales Tax and Debt - No - 56%
- Mesa County Valley School District 51 Ballot Issue 4A - School Property Tax Increase - No - 64%
- Town of De Beque Ballot Issue 2C - Medical Marijuana Occupational Tax - No - 69%
- Palisade Rural Fire Protection District Ballot Issue 6A - Fire District Property Tax Increase - No - 56%
Montrose County
Unopposed: Caryn Webb Gibson (R), County Commissioner, District 2; Ed Lafferty (R), County Commissioner, District 3; Tressa Guynes (R), Clerk and Recorder; Rosemary Murphy (R), Treasurer; Brad Hughes (R), Assessor; Gene R Lillard (R), Sheriff; James Pierce Jr. (R), Surveyor; Shaye Schottel (R), Coroner.
The City of Montrose and West End Health Service District questions are listed under "Races still too close to call" below.
Ouray County
Unopposed: Michelle Nauer (UNA), County Commissioner, District 2; Damon Todd (UNA), Clerk and Recorder; Trisha Oakland (UNA), Treasurer; Susie Mayfield (UNA), Assessor; Justin Perry (UNA), Sheriff; Tim Pasek (UNA), Surveyor; R. Glenn Boyd (UNA), Coroner.
- Ouray County Ballot Issue 1A - Disaster Recovery Sales Tax - No - 57%
Judges
Judges need a majority of yes votes to stay on the bench.
- Colorado Supreme Court - William W. Hood, III - Yes - 67%
- Colorado Court of Appeals - Rebecca Rankin Freyre, Elizabeth L. Harris, Katharine E. Lum, Pax Moultrie, Karl L. Schock and Grant Sullivan - Yes - 67% to 69%
- 7th Judicial District - D. Cory Jackson and Kellie L. Starritt - Yes - 68%
- 21st Judicial District (Mesa) - Jeremy Chaffin, Craig Peter Henderson and Gretchen B. Larson - Yes - 64% to 66%
- Mesa County Court - Scott Joseph Burrill and Bruce R. Raaum - Yes - 61% and 70%
- Hinsdale County Court - James McDonald - Yes - 88%
Races still too close to call
Federal and statewide
- Representative to the 120th US Congress - District 3 - Dwayne Romero vs Jeff Hurd
- Representative to the 120th US Congress - District 4 - Eileen Laubacher vs Lauren Boebert
- State Board of Education - District 3 - Sherri Wright vs Barb Clementi
- Amendment 85 - Plain Language Ballot Questions - Yes - 50.8% (needs 55% to pass)
- Amendment 86 - Congressional Redistricting - No - 53.4%
- Amendment 87 - Graduated Income Tax - Yes - 50.5% (needs a simple majority to pass)
- Proposition 132 - Penalties for Fentanyl Crimes - Yes - 52.7%
- Proposition 134 - Trans Athletes' Participation in School Sports - Yes - 52.4%
- Proposition 135 - Prohibit Gender-Affirming Surgery for Minors - Yes - 51.9%
- Proposition 136 - Income Tax Rate Cap - No - 52.7%
- Proposition 137 - Sporting Goods Sales Tax Revenue for Conservation - Yes - 50.3%
Montrose County
Montrose County's last update came Tuesday night. It has reported 11,500 ballots, and AP estimates that's about 46% of the votes there, so these results could change.
- City of Montrose Ballot Question 2A - Move City Elections to November - No - 52.3%
- City of Montrose Ballot Question 2B - Eight-Year Lifetime Limit on Council Service - Yes - 58.4%
- City of Montrose Ballot Question 2C - Council Say Over Hiring and Firing the Police Chief - No - 55.9%
- City of Montrose Ballot Question 2D - Council Say Over Hiring and Firing the City Clerk - No - 56.3%
- West End Health Service District Ballot Question 6A - Create the West End Health Service District - No - 51.8%
- West End Health Service District Ballot Issue 6B - Property Tax for the New Health District - No - 78.0%
Other local contests
- Town of Cedaredge Ballot Issue 2C - Additional 1% Sales and Use Tax - Yes - 53.2%
- Town of Lake City Ballot Question 2B - Cut the Town Board From Six Trustees to Four - No - 52.5%
- Town of Palisade Ballot Issue 2A - Town Sales Tax From 2% to 3% - Yes - 52.4%
- 21st Judicial District (Mesa) - Judge JenniLynn E. Lawrence - No - 51.3%
