General Election 2024 results

State, county and local ballot measures and races

By Boulder Weekly Staff - November 6, 2024

All of the following are unofficial results, as of 12:46 a.m. (Boulder County) 3:38 a.m. (Secretary of State) and 8:59 a.m. (Weld County) Wednesday, Nov. 6.

For full statewide election results, including statewide ballot initiatives, visit the Colorado Secretary of State’s website. For Boulder County results, go to electionresults.bouldercounty.gov. For Weld County results, see apps.weld.gov/clerkrecorder/elections/results.

Navigate below to see results on each candidate and issue. If you need a refresher, click the big headings for the summaries. Smaller, bulleted text leads to full, comprehensive write-ups, if you have more time/want to know more.

State + County candidates

Colorado State Board of Education, D2
Kathy Gebhardt, D: 239,749 (100%)
Gebhardt ran unopposed.

CU Regent – At large
Elliott Hood, D: 1,178,343 (50.5%)
Eric Rinard, R: 1,090,844 (46.8%)
T.J. Cole, Unity: 41,729 (1.8%)
Thomas Reasoner, APV: 21,116 (0.9%)
The Associated Press has not yet called this race

State Senator, D17
Tom Van Lone, R: 21,234 (31.2%)
Sonya Jaquez Lewis, D: 46,887 (68.8%)

State Senator, D18
Judy Amabile, D: 54,038 (91.84%)
Gary Swing, Unity: 4,803 (8.16%)

State Representative, D10
William B. DeOreo, R: 3,720 (13.7%)
Junie Joseph, D: 23,460 (86.3%)

State Representative, D11
Karen McCormick, D: 23,357 (71.3%)
Kathy Reeves, R: 9,405 (28.7%)

State Representative, D12
Kyle Brown, D: 30,442 (78.3%)
Mark Milliman, R: 8,429 (21.7%)

State Representative, D19
Dan Woog, R: 18,506 (47.65%)
Jillaire McMillan, D: 20,333 (52.35%)
The AP has not yet declared a winner in this race

State Representative, D49
Steve Ferrante, R: 17,393 (36.1%)
Lesley Smith, D: 30,801 (63.9%)

District Attorney
Michael Dougherty: 107,353 (100%)
Dougherty ran unopposed.

Regional Transportation Director, District I
Karen Benker: 65,155 (100%)
Benker ran unopposed.

County offices

Boulder County Commissioner, D1
Claire Levy, D: 105,550 (99.79%)
Raphel Minot (Write-in): 220 (0.21%)

Boulder County Commissioner, D2
Marta Loachamin, D: 100,690 (77.09%)
Donald “Don” Lewis, R: 29,919 (22.91%)

Boulder County Coroner
Jeff Martin: 101,242 (100%)
Martin ran unopposed.

Boulder ballot issues

As of early Wednesday, there were still an estimated 24,718 Boulder ballots left to be counted.

2C: Council pay
Yes: 19,842 (58.89%)
No: 13,854 (41.11%)

2D: Executive sessions
Yes: 17,977 (52.26%)
No: 13,974 (43.74%)

2E: Board + commission changes
Yes: 15,826 (50.37%)
No: 15,593 (49.63%)

Superior

Trustee candidates
Three seats on the town’s board of trustees are up for election. Estimated outstanding ballots: 2,860

Mike Foster: 2,599
Jason Serbu: 2,547
Sandie Hammerly: 2,418
Heather Cracraft: 2,366
Gregory D. Horowitz: 1,586
George A. Kupfner: 601

3B: Sales tax increase
Yes: 3,018 (55.51%)
No: 2,419 (44.49%)

Louisville city council candidates

Joshua Sroge: 1,401 (50.74%)
Josh Cooperman: 1,360 (49.26%)

It’s difficult to estimate the outstanding ballots in Louisville’s Ward 1, as the county reports ballot data by precinct, and the most recent Ward 1 races had only a single candidate.

Lafayette ballot issues

6A: Downtown Development Authority
Yes: 88 (74.58%)
No: 30 (25.42%)

6B: Downtown Development Authority
Yes: 81 (71.05%)
No: 33 (28.95%)

2A: Collective bargaining for police officers
Yes: 7,382 (63.62%)
No: 4,222 (36.38%)

Erie

Town council candidates

It its difficult to estimate outstanding ballots in Erie, as the town and its district cross county lines.

Mayor
Justin Brooks: 7,283 (50.1%)
Andrew Moore: 7,257 (49.9%)
Includes results from Boulder and Weld counties

Two candidates from each district will be elected

D1 (Boulder County ballots only)
Anil Pesaramelli: 3,096
John Mortellaro: 2,013
Andrew Sawusch: 2,011
Richard Garcia: 1,674

D2
Dan Hoback: 2,345
Ben Hemphill: 2,149
Brandon M. Bell: 2,143
Dan Maloit: 1,432
Includes results from Boulder and Weld counties

D3 (Weld County ballots only)
Emily Baer: 2,092
Brian O’Connor: 1,873

Travis Pinz: 1,104

3C: Marijuana excise tax
Yes: 8,549 (55.3%)
No: 6,903 (44.7%)

7B: RTD annexation (Weld County ballots only)
Yes: 686 (52.9%)
No: 610 (47.1%)

Longmont + Lyons area ballot issues

3A: Longmont open space tax extension
Yes: 28,754 (73.9%)
No: 10,166 (26.1%)
Includes results from Boulder and Weld Counties

2B: Lyons code amendment
Yes: 914 (81.17%)
No: 212 (18.83%)

5C: St. Vrain Valley School District (SVVSD) bond
Yes: 57,772 (74%)
No: 20,300 (26%)
Includes results from Boulder, Larimer and Weld counties

7C: St. Vrain & Left Hand Water Conservancy District tax extension
Yes: 42,770 (84.2%)
No: 8,000 (15.8%)
Includes results from Boulder, Weld and Larimer counties

Other Boulder County ballot issues

6C: Eldorado Springs Public Improvement District
Yes: 66 (91.67%)
No: 6 (8.57%)

6D: Homestead Public Improvement District
Yes: 56 (65.88%)
No: 29 (34.12%)


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