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Reality Check: The Most Important Election 14 Mar 2012 | 7:58 am We have all heard for the past few decades how... |
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Do Not Raise the Debt Ceiling 22 Jul 2011 | 10:50 am I am getting sick and tired of the flip flopping,... |
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Peace Bro 24 Jun 2011 | 3:01 pm It is time to end all the unnecessary, fruitless, expensive... |
General Election Results Mixed
For other Larimer County Results, click here. Official Colorado Election Results are posted at the Colorado Secretary of State site .
The balance of power in US Congress has shifted in favor of the Republicans. Republicans gained seats in the Senate. Here in Colorado, Ken Buck (R) lost in a close race with Michael Bennet (D). Republicans are how a majority in the House of Representatives. Cory Gardner (R) will replace Betsy Markey (D) as Representative for District 4 in the U.S. Congress.
Across the country there are many new Governors (mostly Republican), here in Colorado John Hickenlooper (D) will be the new Governor. Other State wide positions went to Republican candidates: Scott Gessler, Secretary of State; Walker Stapleton, State Treasurer; and John Suthers, Attorney General.
Sue Sharkey (R) was elected to represent Colorado District 4 on Board of Regents at Colorado University. Steve Bosley (R) was elected At Large Regent.
In the Colorado Legislature some races are still not called, however Kevin Lundberg will retain his position as State Senator for District 15. In the House, Brian DelGrosso will retain his position as Representative for District 51 and B. J. Nikkel will retain her position as Representative for District 49.
Efforts by "Clear the Bench" were not successful and Martinez, Rice and Bender were all retained as Supreme Court Judges.