2006 County Ballot Issues (Unofficial Results)
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1 Adams 2006 County Ballot Issues (Unofficial Results) Spending Waiver Debt Larry Pace (D-3) Spending Waiver Twenty year sales tax extension for road and bridge Y Pass (63%) Alamosa Ernest Roybal (D-2) 29.8 Frank A. Mestas (R-2) 45.6 Allan P. Young (UNA-2) 24.6 Arapahoe Jim Dyer (R-2) 56.2 Thomas Donahue (D-2) 43.7 Pat Noonan (D-4) 52.7 Lynn Myers (R-4) 47.3 Archuleta John T. Egan (D-3) Spending Waiver Collect, retain, spend and reserve all revenues for four years for general fund expenses Robert C. Moomaw (R-3) 55.3 Baca Peter Dawson (R-2) 57.1 Ref 1A-Waive Term s: Commissioners Lyndell Bryan (D-2) 42.9 Bent Thomas L. Wallace (R-2) 54.9 Simone Gallegos (D-2) 45.1 Boulder Tom Mayer (D-3) Spending Waiver sales/use tax for 14 years for road/bridge and open space maint. Randy Luallin (L-3) 22.8 Broomfield No Councilmember or Mayor Races Challenge changes in open space and develop referendum process for challenges Chaffee Timothy R. Glenn (D-3) Spending Waiver taxes and collect annual revenue annually for animal shelters Beverly Scanga (R-3) 37.1 Cheyenne Nancy Bogenhagen (D-2) 50.7 Carl "Butch" Hapes Jr. (R-2) 50.3 Clear Creek Harry Dale (R-1) Spending Waiver Mill levy increse for open space acquisition and management Conejos Joe Robert Mestas (D-2) 56.8 Mitchell W. Jarvies (R-2) 43.2 Costilla Franklin V. Kuhn (D-3) Y Pass (57%) Y 0.25% sales/use tax increase for 14 years (Pass 55%) Fail (68%) Pass (52%) Y of.5 mill (Pass 71%) Y 1 mill increase Fail (55%)
2 Crowley Spending Waiver Debt Matt Heimerich (R-1) 77.9 Candace S. Harvey (U-1) 22.1 Custer Alan Urban (D-1) 40.0 Carole Custer (R-1) 60.0 Delta Lela J. "Jan" McCracken R-1) 65.8 Charles Burruss (D-1) 34.2 Denver City/County No Councilmember or Mayor Races 2006 Spending Waiver taxes and collect annual revenue for 15 years Y sales/use tax increase of.12% Pass (51%) for preschool funding Dolores Cliff Bankston (D-1) Spending Waiver Mill levy increase for public library Y 1.0 mill increase Pass (59%) David Kunz (U-1) 23.8 Julie R. Kibel (R-1) 42.3 Doulgas Jack Hilbert (R-1) 63.5 Jerri Hill (D-1) 36.5 Eagle Sara J. Fisher (D-3) Spending Waiver Mill levy increase for early childhood services Y Mill increase not to exceed 1.5 millls Fail (58%) Tom Edwards (R-3) 38.2 Roger Cotton Brown (U-3) 10.6 El Paso Wayne W. Williams (R-1) A-Extend Term s to 3 terms: (Fail 52%) Bruce Berner (D-1) Clerk and Recorder B-Extend Term s to 3 terms: (Pass 50%) Sheriff Jim Bensburg (R-5) C-Extend Term s to 3 terms: (Fail 53%) Treasurer Elbert Dale H. Goetz (R-2) Fremont Larry Lasha (U-2) Spending Waiver Mill increase for road and bridge improvements Y of 5.5 mills for five years Fail (60%) 2006 Spending Waiver Mill increase for road and bridge improvements Y of 2.5 mills for seven years Fail (60%) 2006 Spending Waiver Extend lodging tax Extend tax for 10 years Pass (78%) Garfield Steven C. Reynolds (R-1) 39.7 Tresi B. Houpt (D-1) 60.3 Gilpin Jeanne Nicholson (D-2) 61.3 Shelley Coons (U-2) 21.4 Matt Lindberg (U-2) 17.3 Grand Gary Bumgarner (R-3) Gunnison Jim Starr (D-3) Spending Waiver Debt increase and tax increase for detentin center facility Al Smith (U-3) 48.9 Y Issue bonds and increase mill levy for fifteen years Y Fail ( 55 %)
3 Hinsdale Spending Waiver Debt Flynn Mangum (R-2) Spending Waiver Mill increase for county general fund Y 6.9 mill increase Pass (56%) Gene Bryson Spending Waiver Retain all revenues for county general fund Y N Pass (51%) Huerfano T. Keith Wiggins (R-3) Spending Waiver taxes Y Implement a 2% lodging tax Pass (72%) Arthur S. Bobian (D-3) 47.8 Kathy Tatman (U-3) 25.7 Jackson Lanny Weddle (R-1) 78.9 Kathy Romack (L-1) 21.1 Jefferson Dave Auburn (R-3) 47.4 Kathy Hartman (D-3) 52.6 Kiowa William N. Woelk (D-2) 30.9 Rodney Brown (R-2) 40.7 James William Barnard (U-2) 28.4 Kit Carson Chad Koepke (D-2) 10.8 Loren Lambert (R-2) 37.0 Dave Gwyn (U-2) 52.2 La Plata Joelle Riddle (D-1) 49.8 Sheryl Ayers (R-1) 44.7 Padraig Lynch (ACP-1) 5.5 Lake Bob Hartzell (R-1) 48.5 Kenneth L. Olsen (D-1) 51.5 Larimer Kathay Rennels (R-1) Spending Waiver Mill levy increase for jails and criminal justice system Y 5 mill increase Fail (63%) Gerry Horak (U-1) 41.3 Las Animas Jim D. Montoya (D-3) Lincoln Ted Lyons (R-1) Logan Jack H. McLavey (D-3) 58.1 Lee Roth (R-3) 41.9 Mesa Steven Acquafresca (R-2) 57.3 Jim Witt (D-2) 38.6 Mineral Karl Kolisch (D-1) 100.0
4 Moffat Spending Waiver Debt Thomas J. Mathers (R-3) Montezuma Galen B. Larson (D-1) Spending Waiver Sales/use tax increase for road and bridge Y %0.5 for five years Fail (60%) Steve D. Chappel (R-1) Spending Waiver Sales tax increase for county fairground and racetrack Y %0.5 for five years Fail (70%) Montrose Bob Connor (D-2) Spending Waiver Collect, retain, and spend all revenues for law Y Pass (71%) enforcement, road/bridges, public health Gary Ellis (R-2) 58.6 Morgan Jon Becker (R-2) Otero Jeanne L. Fenter (D-2) 35.3 Kevin K. Karney (R-2) 64.7 Ouray Michael J. Kern (R-2) 46.3 Keith Meinert (D-2) 53.7 Park Doc McKay (R-3) Spending Waiver Sales tax extension for water rights and water resources 1 % sales tax extension for eleven Pass (82%) years Robert E. Porter (D-3) 37.6 Phillips Susan Roll (R-1) Pitkin Patti Kay-Clapper ( U-1) 66.8 taxes for five years to provide a stable funding Pass (70%) source for health and human service and community non-profit programs Tim Mooney (D-1) 33.2 taxes and debt for open space and trails Y 3.5 mill increase for ten years Y Pass (72%) Rachel E. Richards (D-2) 52.6 James R. True (D-2) 47.4 Prowers Joe D. Marble (R-2) 52.3 Eddie D. Hall (D-2) 47.7 Pueblo Robert W. Eggert (R-3) Spending Waiver Collect, retain and expend all fundsfor five years Y Y Pass (64%) Jeffrey E. Chostner (D-3) 67.5 Rio Blanco Joe F. Collins (R-1) Rio Grande Robert Hagedorn (R-2) Routt Paul Strong (R-3) 42.3 Diane Mitsch Bush (D-3) 57.7
5 Saguache Spending Waiver Debt Linda Joseph (D-3) 59.3 Ed Nielsen (R-3) 40.7 San Jaun Ernest F. Kuhlman (U-3) San Miguel Joan May (D-2) Sedgwick Raymond E. Andersen (D-1) 15.5 Phillip Mollendor Jr. (R-1) 28.7 Gene Bauerle (U-1) 55.8 Summit Bob French (D-1) 63.1 Doug Malkan (G-1) 36.9 Teller Bob Campbell (R-2) Washington Bruce Johnson (R-1) Spending Waiver New county sales/ use tax for health care services Y 1.5% sales tax Pass (50.3%) Weld Bill Garcia (R-At Large) 40.8 Duane J. Leise (D-At Large) 31.3 Rich Lopez (D-2) 8.6 Douglas Rademacher (R-2) 15.2 Sharon Socher (U-2) 4.1 Yuma Robert Joe Harper (D-1) 28.5 Trent Bushner (R-1) 71.5
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