As of the most recent updates provided by Sahari McCormick, Gilpin County Clerk and Recorder, here is a summary of the unofficial election results for Gilpin County and notable statewide outcomes in Colorado.
Congressional District 2Democrat Joe...
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GILPIN COUNTY -- As of the most recent updates provided by Sahari McCormick, Gilpin County Clerk and Recorder, here is a summary of the unofficial election results for Gilpin County and notable statewide outcomes in Colorado.
Democrat Joe Neguse retained his seat with 2,137 votes.
Republican Marshall Dawson earned 1,615 votes.
Additional candidates included Cynthia Munhos de Aquino Sirianni (Unity) with 37 votes and Jan Kok (Approval Voting) with 38 votes.
Democrat Lesley Smith received 2,041 votes, surpassing Republican Steve Ferrante with 1,740 votes.
District 1: Jeff Aiken (Democrat) received 1,834 votes, defeating Marie Mornis (Republican) with 1,619 votes and Jeremy Fey (Unaffiliated) with 481 votes.
District 3: Sandy Hollingsworth (Democrat) won with 1,979 votes, against Corey Marshall (Republican) with 1,881 votes.
Amendment G: Approved with 2,886 votes for “Yes” and 997 votes for “No.”
Amendment H: Approved with 2,769 votes for "Yes" and 1,016 votes for "No."
Amendment I: Approved with 2,701 votes for “Yes” and 1,173 votes for “No.”
Amendment J: Approved with 2,713 votes for “Yes” and 1,230 votes for “No.”
Amendment K: Did not pass, with 1,593 votes for and 2,104 votes against.
Amendment 79: Passed with 2,588 votes in favor and 1,359 opposed, reinforcing protection of reproductive rights.
Amendment 80: Did not pass, with 1,863 votes for and 2,019 votes against.
Proposition JJ: Approved with 2,719 votes for “Yes” and 1,208 votes for “No.”
Proposition KK: Sought a state tax increase but remains contested, with 2,008 "Yes" and 1,938 "No" votes.
Proposition 127: Did not pass, with 1,492 votes for and 2,442 against.
Proposition 128: Approved with 2,321 votes for “Yes” and 1,524 votes for “No.”
Proposition 129: Did not pass with 1,842 votes for and 1,972 votes against.
Proposition 130: Approved with 1,937 votes for and 1,896 votes against
Proposition 131: Did not pass, with 1,785 votes for and 2,053 votes against
In Central City’s Alderman race, Chuck Spencer led with 248 votes, followed by Zane Plsek with 208, and Dennis Denson with 136 votes.
City of Black Hawk Issue 2A, which proposes an increase in City Lodging Tax, passed with 41 for and 19 against.
City of Black Hawk Issue 2B, which proposed a multi-year financial obligation, saw 46 votes for “Yes” and 14 against, reflecting a limited voter turnout for this measure.
Total Voter Turnout: 81.42%
Ballots cast: 4,081
Active voters: 5,012
These unofficial results reveal a mix of victories for both major parties across various offices, with Democratic candidates showing strong results in both statewide and local races.
