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ELECTION: Results from every race in El Paso and Teller counties

Here are unofficial results of all elections in El Paso and Teller counties. Shading indicates the winner in each race. Click the links in the table for stories on the results.

Yes votes

No votes

Colorado Springs

Question 300

53,241 (55%)

44,352 (45%)

Question 2C

36,501 (37%)

62,923 (63%)

Fountain

Question 2A

1,369 (50.3%)

1,348 (49.7%)

Question 2B

1,771 (66%)

914 (34%)

Fountain mayor

Jeri C. Howells (unopposed)

2,252

100%

Fountain council member Ward 1

Gabriel Ortega (unopposed)

682

100%

Fountain council member Ward 3

Sharon Brown (unopposed)

660

100%

Fountain council member at large

Ratu Solanki

609

25.2%

Robert Plyley

708

29.3%

Sam Heckman

1,098

45.5%

Manitou Springs

Question 2D

1,099 (77%)

322 (23%)

Manitou Springs mayor

Nancy Sage Barnes

76

5%

Marc A. Snyder

756

50%

Rick Barry

691

45%

Manitou Springs council Ward 1

Michael C. Gerbig Jr. (unopposed)

345

100%

Manitou Springs council Ward 2

Ingrid Richter (unopposed)

394

100%

Manitou Springs council Ward 3

Karen Cullen

146

30%

Matt Carpenter

335

70%

Academy School District 20

Nine candidates for three four-year terms.

Doug Lundberg

8,930

19%

Tracey Johnson

4,437

9%

Terry Kunkel

4,417

9%

Catherine Bullock

7,537

16%

Linda Van Matre

8,051

17%

Fran Reichert

3,844

8%

Mark Smith

3,726

8%

Dan Reifschneider

3,324

7%

James M. Jenista

2,919

6%

Calhan School District RJ1

Six candidates for three four-year terms.

Rachel Britton

225

18%

Maria P. Herndon

281

22%

Timothy J. Swanson

91

7%

Scott Mikita

368

29%

Dan Crook

148

12%

Nile Fischer

171

13%

Colorado Springs School District 11

Five candidates for three four-year terms.

Al Loma

21,451

19%

Chyrese Exline

16,197

14%

Delia Armstrong-Busby

15,642

14%

LuAnn Long

24,502

22%

Sandra Mann

34,202

31%

Ellicott School District 22

Nine candidates for three four-year terms.

Jennifer Ades

100

6%

Sherry Ann Ferriman

160

10%

Robert N. Miller

99

6%

Gary A. Dahn

130

8%

MaryAnna Clemons

130

8%

Beatrice Mae Twiss

216

14%

Stefanie Dickinson

208

13%

Gary Lake

342

22%

Katrina Sutton

162

10%

Falcon School District 49

Seven candidates for three four-year terms.

Donahue C. Quashie

3,985

15%

Tammy Harold

4,027

16%

John Koster

2,327

9%

Christopher L. Wright

4,412

17%

Jackie Vialpando

3,750

14%

Danielle Lindorf

5,434

21%

Jon B. Rowley

1,937

7%

Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8

Three candidates for two four-year terms.

Dawn Bentley

1,193

37%

Suzanne Clark Foster

1,289

40%

Dale M. Rough, III

752

23%

Hanover School District 28

Three candidates for two four-year terms.

Mark A. McPherson

183

51%

Thomas A. Humiston

129

36%

David Sloan (write-in candidate)

50

14%

Two candidates for one two-year term.

Rik Noring Jr.

129

59%

James Tyler

89

41%

Harrison School District 2

Five candidates for three four-year terms.

Richard Price

3,804

22%

Deborah L. Hendrix

3,912

23%

Linda M. Pugh

4,793

28%

Steve Hester

2,644

15%

I. Ed Ralston

2,219

13%

Lewis-Palmer School District 38

Lewis-Palmer board District 1

Jeffery M. Ferguson (unopposed)

3,201

100%

Lewis-Palmer board District 3

David J. Cloud

1,652

43%

Gail T. Wilson

2,156

57%

Lewis-Palmer board District 4

Mark A. Pfoff (unopposed)

3,170

100%

Lewis-Palmer board District 5

Robb S. Pike (unopposed)

3,183

100%

Manitou Springs School District 14

Molly Stevens

1,096

57%

Clemente “Gino” Mendoza

838

43%

TELLER COUNTY

Florissant Fire Protection District

Referred Issue 5A

342 (35%)

624 (65%)

Victor

Victor mayor

Buck Hakes (unopposed)

115

100%

Victor City Clerk – Treasurer

Pam Pratt

40

25%

Keith Flikkema

46

28%

Sandy Honeycutt

77

47%

Victor council Ward 1

Marshall Winblood

22

24%

Diana Bowman

68

76%

Victor council Ward 2

Michael J. Wallace

54

77%

Jon Strever

16

23%

Cripple Creek

Cripple Creek council Ward 4

Milford Ashworth (unopposed)

52

100%

Cripple Creek council Ward 5

Steven R. Zoellner

82

71%

R.D. “Tas” Blevins

34

29%

Woodland Park School District RE-2

Question 3A

1,506 (66%)

763 (34%)

District Director B

Rick Wetzel

1,028

55%

Mark Rodholm

835

45%

District Director D

Amy L. Nieman (unopposed)

1,665

100%

District Director E

Bill Blackburn (write-in candidate, unopposed)

227

100%

Source: El Paso and Teller county election offices.

Doug Bruce speaks to the media Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, at Centennial Hall about the election results. Photo by Kevin Kreck, The Gazette (Kevin Kreck)
Doug Bruce speaks to the media Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, at Centennial Hall about the election results. Photo by Kevin Kreck, The Gazette (Kevin Kreck)
Andy McElhany, chairman of Citizens for Cost-Effective Government, watches the election results Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, at Judge Baldwin's with Chuck Broerman, left front, and others. Photo by Kevin Kreck, The Gazette (Kevin Kreck)
Andy McElhany, chairman of Citizens for Cost-Effective Government, watches the election results Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2009, at Judge Baldwin’s with Chuck Broerman, left front, and others. Photo by Kevin Kreck, The Gazette (Kevin Kreck)
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