Editor’s Note: This story will be updated every 30-45 minutes, or when new results come in. This is a comprehensive list of all candidates and issues on the ballot for Larimer County and surrounding areas. Voting results come from the Secretary of State’s office.
County Offices
District Attorney – 8th Judicial District
Gordon McLaughlin – 84,756
Dawn Lynn Downs – 78,201
County Commissioner – District 2
Kristin Stephens, Democratic – 98,223
Erick Selgren, Republican – 74,571
County Commissioner – District 3
Jody Shaddock McNally, Democratic – 97,519
Ben “Uncle Benny” Aste, Republican – 75,952
County Clerk and Recorder
Tina Harris, Republican – 99,324
Wyatt Schwendeman-Curtis, Democratic – 74,197
Larimer County Ballot Issues
Ballot Issue 1A: Taxes increased by $17,200,000 to improve roadways.
Yes/For: 80,314
No/Against: 79,434
City of Fort Collins Ballot Issues, Questions
Ballot Issue 2A: Extending existing 0.25% sales tax used for street maintenance through 2045.
Yes/For: 51,469 votes
No/Against: 13,909 votes
Ballot Issue 2B: Amending Charter of the City of Fort Collins regarding city elections.
Yes/For: 41,599 votes
No/Against: 13,909 votes
Ballot Issue 2C: Repealing and reenacting Article IX of the Charter of the City of Fort Collins regarding wording for clarity.
Yes/For: 39,355 votes
No/Against: 20,962 votes
Ballot Issue 2D: Repealing and reenacting Article X regarding initiative and referendum process.
Yes/For: 39,335 votes
No/Against: 20,741 votes
Poudre School District R1 Ballot Issue 4A: Increasing taxes to maintain quality of education.
Yes/For: 50,736 votes
No/Against: 39,289 votes
Dr D • Nov 6, 2024 at 11:41 am
Why do thee fools think spending more money will fix there corrupt education system?
Jacque Baldassare • Nov 6, 2024 at 5:43 am
Wow! I see “more taxes” in our future here in NoCo….smh!!!! How can we live on fixed incomes with these increases????
S. Steele • Nov 5, 2024 at 10:24 pm
When is enough tax enough? Seems to be never with you liberals. You’re taxing regular people right out of their homes. I hope you can live with that
Paul • Nov 10, 2024 at 7:14 pm
Well I for one like pace roads, traffic signals, a fire department, building codes etc. So, 100 years ago they would have said the same about taxes. Were they to be successful, we would have none of the above. No parks, no hospitals, no ambulance etc. And appears we are not ready for this round. Roughly 50% for and against. Because people dis agree doesn’t mean we ain’t all get along. Polarized nothing is accomplished. Maybe on 5 years things and people will want what the tax is to pay for. Maybe not. We’ll see.