Election Results

2025 Colorado Coordinated Election

 
Proposition LL

Retain and Spend State Revenue Exceeding the Estimate for Proposition FF

Yes/For1,106,801
66.2%
No/Against566,249
33.8%
Proposition MM

Increase State Taxes for School Meals and Food Assistance Programs

Yes/For1,002,059
59.7%
No/Against676,975
40.3%
El Paso County Commissioner - District 5
Lauren Nelson (R)9,905
70.4%
Vickie Tonkins (R)4,165
29.6%
City of Fountain Mayor
Sharon Thompson3,743
77.6%
Al Lender1,078
22.4%
City of Fountain Council Member - At Large
Sean Verhoeff1,616
34%
Eric Gregg1,203
25.3%
Connie Whisenhunt1,087
22.9%
Jim Heckman851
17.9%
City of Fountain Council Member - Ward 1
Gordon Rick1,109
100%
City of Fountain Council Member - Ward 3
Marcia Gieck958
100%
City of Manitou Springs Mayor
Natalie Johnson1,607
100%
City of Manitou Springs City Councilor - Ward 1
Nathan Nassif441
100%
City of Manitou Springs City Councilor - Ward 2
Carey Storm544
100%
City of Manitou Springs City Councilor - Ward 3
Gloria Latimer441
70.8%
Laura Breen182
29.2%
Academy D20 Board of Directors
Holly Tripp19,464
18.2%
Susan Payne18,763
17.5%
Eddie Waldrep18,549
17.3%
Brandon Clark16,175
15.1%
Renée Malloy Ludlam15,458
14.4%
Jennafer Stites14,343
13.4%
Cynthia Halverson4,239
4%
Open Seats: 3
Calhan School District RJ1 Board of Directors
Charlotte Trojanovich527
30.4%
Jim Elrick472
27.2%
Bucky Lobdell416
24%
David Hammond318
18.3%
Open Seats: 3
Cheyenne Mountain School District 12 Board of Directors
Jessica Lehman4,421
34%
Kara Mehall4,053
31.2%
David Schulz2,303
17.7%
Janna Blanter2,228
17.1%
Open Seats: 2
Colorado Springs D11 Board of Directors
Michelle Ruehl27,648
17.8%
LeAnn Baca Bartlett27,108
17.4%
Charles Johnson24,065
15.5%
Jeremiah Johnson24,023
15.4%
Michael Carsten24,009
15.4%
Bruce Cole22,760
14.6%
John Gustafson5,969
3.8%
Open Seats: 3
D49 Board of Directors - District 1
Holly Withers2,226
43%
Jamilynn D'Avola2,210
42.7%
Ivy Liu737
14.2%
D49 Board of Directors - District 4
Lori Thompson2,210
50.7%
Chris Harrell2,146
49.3%
Ellicott School District No. 22 Board of Directors
Clinton Schubert623
25.2%
Michael Ferguson443
17.9%
Amy Bautista432
17.5%
Amanda Kobilan404
16.3%
Ryan Boone302
12.2%
Alice Trulson269
10.9%
Open Seats: 3
Lewis-Palmer School District 38 Board of Directors - District 1
Tim Bennett10,849
100%
Lewis-Palmer School District 38 Board of Directors - District 3
Ginger Schaaf8,870
61.2%
Jackie Burhans5,634
38.8%
Manitou Springs School District No. 14 Board of Directors
Kelley Parker1,804
50.2%
Kimberly de La Harpe1,789
49.8%
Open Seats: 2
Miami-Yoder Joint School District No. 60 Board of Directors
Daniel Carneal385
31.4%
Jon Hogeboom296
24.2%
Ronny Burr286
23.3%
Samantha L. Berg258
21.1%
Open Seats: 3
Peyton School District No. 23JT Board of Directors
Robert Christian778
30.8%
Kelli Markus633
25%
Buffi Cavanagh616
24.4%
Carrie LaFollette501
19.8%
Open Seats: 3
Widefield School District 3 Board of Directors
Michelle Hubbard6,329
33.2%
Luis Ybarra Jr.5,122
26.9%
William "Wen" Dolphin4,929
25.8%
Pamela "Proal" Jones2,688
14.1%
Open Seats: 3
City of Manitou Springs Ballot Issue 2A

SHALL TAXES BE INCREASED BY $2,500,000 ANNUALLY... AND BY SUCH AMOUNTS RAISED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY ADDING ADDITIONAL 9% TO THE CURRENT 5% EXCISE TAX RATE ON TICKET SALES AND ADMISSIONS FEES...

NO/AGAINST1,238
56.3%
YES/FOR959
43.7%
Widefield School District No. 3 Ballot Issue 4A

SHALL WIDEFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3 TAXES BE INCREASED $5.2 MILLION IN 2025 FOR COLLECTION IN 2026... TO FUND DISTRICT OPERATIONAL NEEDS...

YES/FOR5,836
51.7%
NO/AGAINST5,449
48.3%
Widefield School District No. 3 Ballot Issue 4B

SHALL WSD3 DEBT BE INCREASED $88.0 MILLION, WITH A REPAYMENT COST OF UP TO $210 MILLION, AND SHALL DISTRICT TAXES BE INCREASED BY UP TO $8.95 MILLION ANNUALLY TO FUND PRIORITIZED NEEDS...

Yes/For6,060
53.7%
No/Against5,221
46.3%
Manitou Springs School District No. 14 Ballot Issue 4C

SHALL MANITOU SPRINGS D14 DEBT BE INCREASED $37.6 MILLION, WITH A REPAYMENT COST OF NOT TO EXCEED $73.53 MILLION, AND SHALL DISTRICT TAXES BE INCREASED NOT MORE THAN $2.95 MILLION ANNUALLY...

Yes/For1,899
53.7%
No/Against1,640
46.3%
Miami-Yoder Joint School District No. 60 Ballot Issue 5B

SHALL D60 DEBT BE INCREASED $1.2 MILLION, WITH A MAXIMUM TOTAL REPAYMENT COST OF NOT MORE THAN $1.8 MILLION... FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE DISTRICT’S FACILITIES...

Yes/For349
54.4%
No/Against293
45.6%
Peyton 23JT School District Ballot Issue 5C

SHALL JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 23JT TAXES BE INCREASED BY $670,000 IN 2025 FOR COLLECTION IN 2026 AND IN EACH YEAR ANNUALLY THEREAFTER, TO BE USED FOR GENERAL FUND PURPOSES...

No/Against1,109
69%
Yes/For498
31%
Cimarron Hills Fire Protection District Ballot Issue 6A

SHALL CIMARRON HILLS FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT TAXES BE INCREASED BY $2,900,000 ANNUALLY COMMENCING ON JANUARY 1, 2026, AND BY WHATEVER ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS ARE RAISED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER...

Yes/For1,828
63%
No/Against1,075
37%
Banning Lewis Ranch Metropolitan District No. 5 Ballot Issue 6B

SHALL ALL UNUSED DEBT AUTHORIZATION GRANTED BY THE VOTERS IN ALL PRIOR ELECTIONS TO BANNING LEWIS RANCH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT NO. 5 BE FOREVER REPEALED AND RESCINDED EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY?

Yes/For532
95%
No/Against28
5%
Hanover Fire Protection District Ballot Issue 7A

SHALL HANOVER FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ("DISTRICT") WAIVE THE 5.25% PROPERTY TAX LIMIT FOR ALL FUTURE PROPERTY TAX YEARS, AS SUCH PROPERTY TAX LIMIT IS CREATED BY HOUSE BILL 24B-1001...

No/Against235
54.5%
Yes/For196
45.5%
Hanover Fire Protection District Ballot Issue 7B

WITHOUT INCREASING THE TAX RATE, SHALL OPERATING TAX LEVY BE EXTENDED AT THE CURRENTLY IMPOSED RATE OF 14.48 MILLS TO MAINTAIN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TIMES, ENHANCE THE SAFETY OF FIRST RESPONDERS...

Yes/For268
61.6%
No/Against167
38.4%
Pueblo City Council Member - At Large
Selena Ruiz Gomez11,578
25.2%
Brett Boston8,088
17.6%
Nathan Harper5,820
12.7%
Regina Maestri5,574
12.2%
Tom Croshal5,223
11.4%
Colleen Grahek-Clark5,204
11.3%
Evans Auden Gonzalez Garcia4,381
9.6%
Open Seats: 2
Pueblo City Council Member - District 1
Dianne Danti2,009
32.7%
Kassidy Hall1,939
31.6%
Tiffany Estrada1,389
22.6%
Elvis R. Martinez800
13%
Pueblo City Council Member - District 3
Ted Hernandez4,662
54.5%
Joseph Perko3,897
45.5%
Member Pueblo Board of Water Works
Chris Woodka12,600
29.6%
Michael A. Cafasso12,521
29.4%
Philip J. Reynolds IV8,838
20.8%
Dave DeCenzo8,607
20.2%
Open Seats: 2
Pueblo Civil Service Commissioner
Steven Rodriguez12,617
55.4%
Erick B. Javaneau10,176
44.6%
Board of Education Director - D70 - District III
Michelle Erickson8,067
55.3%
Samuel Ebersole6,525
44.7%
Board of Education Director - D70 - District IV
Mark Emery5,528
37.9%
Andrea Wade4,983
34.2%
Chris DeLuca4,067
27.9%
Board of Education Director - D70 - District V
Ann Bennett7,628
54.3%
Jenna Conklin6,413
45.7%
Pueblo D60 School Director At-Large
Tommy Farrell9,211
19.7%
Derion Michael Ibarra7,909
16.9%
Rae Carnevale7,774
16.6%
Kathy DeNiro7,278
15.6%
Daniel McHenry6,108
13.1%
Fred Galves4,853
10.4%
Lucretia (Robbie) Robinson3,559
7.6%
Open Seats: 2
PUEBLO MUNICIPAL QUESTION NO. 2A

CITY OF PUEBLO SALES AND USE TAX INCREASE FOR THE GENERAL FUND

NO/AGAINST21,017
80.9%
YES/FOR4,946
19.1%
PUEBLO MUNICIPAL QUESTION NO. 2B

EXTENSION OF THE ONE-HALF CENT SALES TAX FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

YES/FOR14,788
56.9%
NO/AGAINST11,214
43.1%
Pueblo Municipal Ballot Question No. 2C

Charter Amendment - Change Form of Government to Council-Manager

NO/AGAINST17,707
68.2%
YES/FOR8,273
31.8%
Pueblo Municipal Ballot Question No. 2D

Charter Amendment - Require Binding Interest Arbitration instead of vote of the people for the other Classified Employee Bargaining Unit

NO/AGAINST13,992
56%
YES/FOR10,979
44%
Pueblo Municipal Ballot Question No. 2E

Charter Amendment - Municipal Officer Salary Increase

NO/AGAINST18,966
74.3%
YES/FOR6,569
25.7%
Pueblo Municipal Ballot Question No. 2F

Charter Amendment - Making it easier for City Employees to run for Public Office

YES/FOR13,136
51.6%
NO/AGAINST12,310
48.4%
Ballot Issue 6A Pueblo Rural Fire Protection

SHALL TAXES BE INCREASED ANNUALLY $552,533.00 IN THE FIRST FULL FISCAL YEAR AND ANNUALLY THEREAFTER, FROM A SALES TAX TO COMMENCE ON JANUARY 1, 2026, AT A RATE OF 1%...

YES/FOR2,277
55.7%
NO/AGAINST1,808
44.3%
CITY OF CAÑON CITY ISSUE 2B: EXCISE TAX FOR THE OPERATIONAL COSTS OF THE COMMUNITY RECREATION POOL

SHALL THE CITY OF CAÑON CITY TAXES BE INCREASED BY $675,000 ANNUALLY... TO BE PLEDGED TO SUPPORT OPERATIONAL COSTS OF THE COMMUNITY RECREATION POOL...

NO/AGAINST3,084
54.7%
YES/FOR2,558
45.3%
Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 Board of Directors- At-large
Kasie Hilfers917
34.8%
Donna Brazill889
33.8%
Amanda Marie Young828
31.4%
Open Seats: 3
Woodland Park RE-2 Board of Directors-District B- At Large
Laura Gordon4,429
58.2%
Bert West3,177
41.8%
Woodland Park RE-2 Board of Directors-District D
Kassidi Gilgenast4,673
60.7%
Norm Michaels3,021
39.3%
Woodland Park RE-2 Board of Directors-District E
Carol Greenstreet4,455
57.7%
Clayton G Austin3,267
42.3%
City of Victor Ballot Question 2A

Shall the offices of City Clerk and City Treasurer be appointed by City Council rather than elected by the registered electors of the City of Victor...

No/Against67
53.6%
Yes/For58
46.4%
City of Cripple Creek Ballot Question 2B

Shall the City of Cripple Creek form a Home Rule Charter Commission for the purpose of drafting a Home Rule Charter?

Yes/For158
60.8%
No/Against102
39.2%
City of Cripple Creek Home Rule Charter Commission
Bruce Brown129
13%
Kirk Pennock129
13%
Zeb Pennock126
12.7%
Kelly W. Turner124
12.5%
Steven DiCamillo124
12.5%
Elwood Henson121
12.2%
Jonathon Smith120
12.1%
Shawn M. Naprawa117
11.8%
Open Seats: 8
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