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ELECTION RESULTS: El Paso County races

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EL PASO COUNTY – El Paso County voters had a long ballot, with many communities deciding on a full slate of contested countywide races as well as community issues.

There are several races we’re watching closely, including the Town of Palmer Lake’s vote on whether to legalize recreational marijuana and whether voters will vote to retain Judge Christopher Edward Acker. Acker was not recommended to be retained by the state’s office of judicial performance evaluation.

Full results on those races are available below. CLICK HERE for results from statewide, state house and state senate races.

Results as of 11/16/2018


County Races 

El Paso County Commissioner District 1

Frank J. DeLalla (D) 18,986 30%
Holly Williams (R) 45,064 70%

 

El Paso County Commissioner District 5

Cami Bremer (R) 28,155 58%
Kari Frederick (D) 20,060 41%

 

El Paso County Clerk and Recorder

Chuck Broerman (R) 169,293 64%
Elizabeth “Lisa” Wilkes (D) 95,022 36%

 

El Paso County Treasurer

Mark Lowderman (R) 165,439 63%
Julie Torres (D) 97,760 37%

 

El Paso County Assessor

Stephen Schleiker (R) 164,655 63%
Sue McKnight (D) 97,297 37%

 

El Paso County Sheriff

Bill Elder (R) 172,111 65%
Grace A. Sweeney-Maurer (D) 93,246 35%

 

El Paso County Surveyor

Destarte Ashleigh Haun (D) 97,846 38%
Richard E. Mariotti (R) 161,155 62%

 

El Paso County Coroner

Chauncey Frederick (D) 88,822 34%
Leon Kelly (R) 171,632 66%

 

Town of Monument – Trustee

Ann Howe 1,362 36%
Jim Romanello 1,584 42%
Kenneth W. Kimple 851 22%

 

El Paso County Court Judge

Shall Judge Christopher Edward Acker of the El Paso County Court be retained in office?

Yes 105,376 47%
No 121,323 53%

 

Shall Judge Lawrence D. Martin of the El Paso County Court be retained in office?

Yes 167,243 75%
No 55,688 25%

 

Shall Judge Douglas J. Miles of the El Paso County Court be retained in office?

Yes 166,249 75%
No 55,945 25%

 

Shall Judge Ann M. Rotolo of the El Paso County Court be retained in office?

Yes 168,060 75%
No 55,030 25%

 


District Court Judge – 4th Judicial District

Shall Judge Eric Bentley of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 162,565 69%
No 72,945 31%

 

Shall Judge Linda Margaret Billings-Vela of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 176,594 75%
No 58,431 25%

 

Shall Judge Jill M. Brady of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 176,366 75%
No 58,035 25%

 

Shall Judge Robert L. Lowrey of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 178,545 76%
No 55,112 24%

 

Shall Judge Timothy Schutz of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 169,176 72%
No 64,637 27%

 

Shall Judge Larry Edward Schwartz of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 175,890 75%
No 57,948 25%

 

Shall Judge Scott A. Sells of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 168,530 72%
No 64,718 28%

 

Shall Judge David L. Shakes of the 4th Judicial District be retained in office?

Yes 174,517 75%
No 58,655 25%

County/Community ballot questions

El Paso County 1A –Public Safety Sales and Use Tax

Yes 190,186 71%
No 75,883 29%

 

Town of Palmer Lake 2A – Impose 5% sales tax on recreational marijuana

Yes 923 63%
No 545 37%

 

Town of Palmer Lake 2B – Permit the sale of recreational marijuana

Yes 660 44%
No 826 56%

 

City of Fountain 2C – Advanced high-speed internet service

Yes 5,102 73%
No 1,870 27%

 

Town of Green Mountain Falls 3A –Lodging and Occupational Tax

Yes 214 63%
No 126 37%

 

Town of Green Mountain Falls 3B – Cease newspaper publishing of certain public notices

Yes 217 64%
No 124 36%

 

Town of Green Mountain Falls 3C – Limit newspaper publishing of full town ordinance texts

Yes 228 68%
No 108 32%

 

Town of Green Mountain Falls 3D – Reduce Town Trustees from six to four

Yes 180 53%
No 159 47%

 

Lewis-Palmer School District No. 38 4A – Increase district taxes by $1 million per year for funding

Yes 7,099 35%
No 12,968 65%

 

Lewis-Palmer School District No. 38 4B – Increase debt by $36.5 million for capital improvements

Yes 6,775 34%
No 13,295 66%

 

El Paso County Colorado School District 49 4C – Mill levy override

Yes 20,334 58%
No 15,005 43%

 

Ellicott School District No. 22 4D – Increase debt and taxes to facilitate campus improvements

Yes 727 40%
No 1,095 60%

 

Harrison School District No. 2 4E – $180 million bond for improvements and renovations to all campuses

Yes 9,836 59%
No 6,856 41%

 

Manitou Springs School District No. 14 4F

Yes 3,381 71%
No 1,389 29%

 

Triview Metropolitan District – Collect up to $3.2 million in property tax revenue without increasingtax rate

Yes 1,244 49%
No 1,314 51%

 

Falcon Fire Protection District – 6B

Yes 10,200 59%
No 7,041 41%

 

Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection District – 6C

Yes 3,973 56%
No 3,149 44%

 

Ellicott Fire Protection District – 6D

Yes 823 43%
No 1,094 57%

 

Elbert Fire Protection District – 7A

Yes 132 47%
No 146 52%