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3 1799 00135 2392TATE OF COLORADO

Abstract of Votes CastAT THE

PRIMARY ELECTIONHeld on the Tenth Day of September, A. D. 1940

AND AT THE

GENERAL ELECTIONHeld on the Fifth Day of November, A. D, 1940

FOR

Presidential Electors, Congressmen, State Legislative

and District Officers

AND

Proposed Constitutional Amendments, Initiated

and Referred Bills

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District and County Officers

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1940

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Abstract of Votes CastAT THE

PRIMARY ELECTIONHeld on the Tenth Day of Septemher, A. D. 1940

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FOR

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AND

Proposed Constitutional Amendments, Initiated

and Referred Bills

ALSO

Directory of the United States, State Legislative,

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1940

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ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT A GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6TH, A. D. 1940, FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

DEMOCRATIC

Adams 4,683« “Alamosa 2.470

Arapahoe 7,574Archuleta 746Baca 1,156Bent 1,764Boulder 9,050

—Chaffee 2,167Cheyenne 748Clear Creek 1,283Conejos 2,480

„-Kj08inia 1,666Crowley 835Custer 489Delta 2,940

--Denver 90,994Dolores 377Douglas 802

..^agle 1.480" Elbert 931El Paso.'.,, 13,281Frenumt 4,197Garfield 2.087

--Gilpin 433Grand 868

.-Gunnison 1,760Hinsdale 103'Huerfano 4,000Jackson 358Jefferson 7,536Kiowa 599Kit Carson 1,103Lake 2,066La Plata 2,843Larimer 6,413

^<>Las Animas 8,795Lincoln 1,185Logan 2,867

^—Mesa 7,696-'dkllnernl 276Moffat 1,056Montezuma 1,576Montrose 3,052Morgan 2.541Otero 4,474

--Ouray 606' Park 857

Phillips 1,024—PUklit 604Prowers 2,311

.--Pueblo 18,802Rio Blanco 630Rio Grande 2,223Routt 2,786Saguache 1,130San Juan 378

^San Miguel 850" Sedgwick 964.—'Summit 543

-Teller 2,036Washington 1,399Weld 10,723Yuma 1,930

265,364

4.6652,4977,555746

1,1461,7869,0362,154746

1,2802,4811.666

13,2704,1852,106

7,538595

1,1002.2232.8336,3998.7581,1772,8827,712271

1,0561,5743,010

2,2182,7761,126

4,6742,4677.671744

1,1671,7699,0392,153768

1,2812,4811,698

13,320-4,1862,141

3,974367

7,745

2,8356.4028,7661,1852.8197,694273

1,0661,6733.0132,6274.567606869

2,2422,7751,142

2,0841,403

10,6531,917

4,670 4,6692,476 2,4737.587 7.552745 745

1,137 1,1471.746 1,7509,039 9,040

1,283 1,2822.482 2,4791.646 1.671844 _ ,.*,843

2.936 ''' 3.011

13,232 13,2654,184 4.1852,091 2,100

7,578 7,718693 595

1,100 1,1022,143 2,0942,834 2,8356,397 6,3938,752 8,7491,178 1,1822,849 2,8557,696

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271 2721,052 1,0611,573 1.6733,007 3,0042,518 2.5294,469 4,503

857606855

7,573742

1,1541,7789,0292,051748

1,2802,4751,630

13,2314,1722,113

1,1002,0602.8246,3818,5731,1792,8217,682268

1,0511,6712,9942,5174,464

2.214 2,2182,768 2.7701.130 1.126

2,027 2,0401.399 1.425

10,649 10,6271,908 1.926

602869

2,2062,7711,131372

2,0751,394

10,6381,934

264,898 265,654'' 264.893 265,002 263,771

REPUBLICAN PROHIBITION SOCIALIST COMMUNIST

4,7712,2317,955869

1,5431,873

10,5231,927911

1.0172,0271,1261,414

4481,2951,0641,745

16.7025,1482,867411

4,767 4,7782,243 2,2367,988 8,001869 868

1,567 1,5431,899 1,874

10,525 10,6201,933 1.930915 910

1,018 1,0162,028 2,0281,121 1,1091,419 1,419685 671

4781,2981,0771,756

16.766-^5,1602,894413

8.780986

2,4811,4033,871

10,7204.8591.7804,6137,049

4843,115

14,1851,0213,0762,2121.462452729

1,448

4531,2971,0621,760

16,7046,1442,897412

1,0751,671150

2,736509

8,908988

2,4801.3433,868

10,7084,8161,7874,5617,039232

1,5552,3103,7354,6325,508580975

1,161485

3,10614,1981,010

7211,443478

1,2832,377

16.1493,517

4,7662.2367,999868

1,5351,862

10,5211,929908

1,0172,0281,1121,428

4451.2971,0591,739

16,6885,1422,885412

2,737520

8,780984

2,4831,3753,867

10,7114,8141,7764,5797,038229

1,5572,3113.7304,631

3,10914.1901,007

1,2552,371

16.1503,505

4,7662,2307,987869

1.5461,870

10,6261.929910

1,0152,0341.1251,418681

4671,2971,0581,743

16,7225,1422,898412

10,6974,8021,7804,6057,028229

1,5532,3093,7314,6356,483582

3,10814,1721.0143,0742,2111,396451722

1,434478

1,264

4,7752.1917,986866

1,5391,906

10.5191,815

1.74216,6716,1072,868

2,4821,3313,858

10,6904,6861,7774.5617,022228

1,5482,3083,7284,6205,416582977

1,142482

3.10114,1781,0043,0592,2141,401452716

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Alamosa12 Arapahoe

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Archuleta

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Baca1 Bent

10

Boulder0 Chaffee0 Cheyenne

0

Clear Creek

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Conejos

11

Costilla0 Crowley

2

Custer2 Delta0 Denver2 Dolores

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Douglas

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Eagle

1

Elbert

6

El Paso

2

Fremont0 Garfield0 Gilpin0 Grand

3

Gunnison0 Hinsdale

7

Huerfano0 Jackson

10 Jefferson

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Kiowa

3

Kit Carson

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Lake

4

La Plata1 Larimer

5

Las Animas1 Lincoln

3

Logan

4

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Ouray

1

Park

1

Phillips

2

Pitkin

4

Prowers16 Pueblo1 Rio Blanco1 Rio Grande4 Routt

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Saguache3 San Juan

4

San Miguel0 Sedgwick

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Summit

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Teller

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Washington18 ^eld

297

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT A GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 61JH. A. D. 1940, FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS AND REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

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Adams 6,070Alamosa 2,669Arapahoe 8,390Archuleta 668Uaca 1.297Bent 1,899BouMer 9.974ChafTi-e 2.190Cheyenne 791Clear Creek 1,326Conejos 1.87"Costilla 1,618Crowley 998Custer 610Delta 3,536Denver 106,674DoIurt'S 447Douglas 963Eagle 1,427Elbert 1,194'El Paso 14,670Fremont 4,420Garlleld 2,362Gllpit 456Grand 897Gunnison 1,862Hinsdale 109Huerfano 3,727Jackson 389Jefferson 8,556Klowu 671Kit Carson 1,210Lake 2,216La Plata 2,846Larimer 6,918Las Animas 8,059Lincoln 1,330Logan 3,401Mesa 7,767Mineral 282Moffat 1,111Montezuma 1,668Montrose 3.212Morgan 3,147Otero 4,708Ouray 631Park 977Phillips 1.061Pitkin 661Prowf-rs 2.514Pueblo 18,046Rio Blanco 647Hlo Grande 2,343Routt 2,812Saguache 1,141San Juan 446San Miguel 948SedgwIcK 961Summit 603Teller 2.214Washington 1,619Weld 12,204Yuma 2,234

3.8511,8896,492

1,6738,0851,442

1,9071.0131,149

7,215830

2,1561,1672.9408.1314,1391,5363,8645,458185

1,2261,6042,9713,5454,594400829

2,4281,7271.274

1,0081,995

13,7192,877

289,958 224,514

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640“-

1.1671,6063,0472,7294,034651

3,000-17.351^1,028*'3.39F2,4311,617*'

1.7262,625*--

1,180

1,743"2.147*'16.748"3.376"

1,6841,694

10,1302,203

296.671 246,292

lilEUTENANT GOVERNOR

4,3752,2217.341639

1,2381,743S.4722,147

12,6464,0012,065

4.6492,3317,883

1,3791,896

10,6661,749

1,1371.7671.493

1,1102.1191,1001.252

1,69416.6575.0162,762

6,860 9,46164S

1.1S92.0402.9916,0477,8611.1852,9557.186

8962,2341.4513,196

10,6894,870

241

1,6854,4746,236

1,0922.2722,9182,5984,389687859

2,9722,2301.394

1,8421,527

10,3022,057

1,4192.147

15,6443,194

248,897 278.107

1

0 D"f

SECRETARY OF STATE

4,6252,3847,216

1,2431.7798,655

7071,1661,7811.669

1.13

4.6312,2457,970750

1.4091.928

10.3361,655882

1,0682,1611,1301,277

82,260390

1,397936

13,949

1,2151,0731,556

15,6794,7862,817

7671,763107

3,856

401

6549,127912

2.2082,7956,2027.6951.1903.199

279

2,2741,3503,453

10,6664,9661.6744,2966,782

1,0641,5982,9992,4904,421

2141,473

3,3484,4626,335

2.9972.1191,420

253,211 277.518

AUDITOR OF STATE

1,5162,101

11.1822,082932

1,2662,3661,2301,363746

4,45092.552

4G8

1078436581657

1,3721.4281,816

18,6215,4373,257499

1479181

3633

64S1696

102516552836545667481637

6|01

11,3655,8881,8536.0017,659285

1,6772,2273.9474,7566,013728

1,1851,478527

3,16117,7611,0753.2512,5981,514482832

1,7162,401

17,6963,505

219483

4

FOR STATE TREASURER

6,0452,6368,394

1.3651,980

10,1532,464

1,3121,7138,9061.478

1,3371,9971,6111,060

1,51314,5014,7172,360

8.288887

2,2041,1633,0749,4874,2421.5883,9986.010174

1,4721.7403,0393,7754,710

2,5672,8971,237

2,01714,7192,949

281,786 249,940

1,2222,1402.901

7,601738

1,3141.864

2,0361,0891,172

447824

343

1.4451,011

13.6844.4132.217409

1,1691,0401,532

15.4964,6432,647413

2,1501,3713,331

10,015

1,2573,2317,670

1,5774,1086,447220

3,1332.6824,516

1.4311.8163.2884,1136,069543

2,799

2,1662.6S61,072

2.7662,1111,295370

262,746 263,041

4.0071,9016.700

3802,647

13,553

2,5001,8661,209

1,1292.136

13,7152.914

4,7722.5888,225

1,3111.7688,5741.455

1.2971.868

10,0512,416

1.9521.0461,132

1,2731.8871.5941,018

1.5301,121

15,0454.2582,383

7.854 8.352

2.1721,2542.9309.0104,3531,6043.8635.732

7041.2552,2233,2287,4688.0491.3

1921,3101,6813,1253.56S4,730

1,0831,8443,3633.2154,812

2,1231,660

12,159

237,026 284.067

4,3292,1077,147

1,2831.8179,4921,570

1.9781,0541,190

3391,1811,0481,56114,9954,6822,612348

1,4051,7573,2854,2466,076

2,7142,0141.309

7,871

2,1471,2843,232

10,003

809

5,843183

1,2961,5653,0343.7054.706482

1.0821,94714.7282.772

3,9241,9576,712

4.1192,2097,135

1,1641,645

11,013

,1.478

1,45614,8404,4842,396

2,0081,2153,0369,9384,3661.486

2,0692.6045,7037.237

1,3962,7172,2834.196

1,8331,1869,7571,740

3,9212,0796,645

1,5077,9071,958

1,1191,5381,459

1.0761,3441,284

12,3533.8631,909

12,9953,6971,783

1,8662,6685,535

1,0032,5016,430

1,3132,6042.1493,979

254,380 243.538 245,114 236,204

Adams. . . . Alamosa

Arapahoe. . Archuleta

BacaBent

.... Boulder

.... Chaffee. . Cheyenne.Clear Creek.... Conejos.... Costilla. . . Crowley

CusterDelta

.... Denver

.... Dolores

. . .. DouglasEagleElbert

.ElFremontGarfieldGilpinGrand

. . . Gunnison

. . . . Hinsdale

. . . Huerfano

. . . . Jackson. ... Jefferson

Kiowa..Kit Carson

LakeLa Plata

. . . . Larimer

..Las AnimasLincolnLoganMesa

MineralMoffat

.. Montezuma

. . .. MontroseMorgan

OteroOurayPark

PhillipsPitkin

.... ProwersPueblo

..Rio Blanco

.Rio GrandeRoutt

Saguache. . .San Juan.San Miguel... Sedgwick.... Summit

TellerWashington

WeldYuma

FROPOSEU LAWS. AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE

Ko. 1

An Act amending Article X of the('onstitution of the State of Coloradoby adding tiiereto a new Section num-l>ered 19 authorizing the General As-sembly to provide by law for levy ofan Ad Valorem Tax of not less thanFive ($5.00) Dollars nor more thanTen ($10.00) Dollars per thousand onactual value of all Intangible, personalproperty owned, held or secured byproperty within the State of Colorado,defining intangible personal propertyand providing for certain exemptions.Appropriating and allocating all fundsderived from such tax. First to DirectRelief, Second to Match FederalGrants in Aid in Colorado, and Third,to replacement of Ad Valorem Taxeson Farms and Humes occupied bytheir owners, and for EducationalPurposes.

No. a

All Act establishing a State RacingCommission; legalizing Horse andDog Racing under License and Com-mission Supervision; prohibiting theimposition of License Fees by localauthorities; providing that Eighty-five per cent (85%) of all personsconnected with such racing shall belegal residents of CoUirado: permit-ting Pari-Mutuel Wagers; Commis-sion to receive Three per cent (3%)of all Pari-Mutuel Wagers and Tenjier cent of all admission fees;net balance of revenue after deductingCommission Expense not to exceedThirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000) an-nually to be divided, Eighty-five percent (85%) equally among the Coun-ties of the State and Fifteen per cent(15%) to the Bureau of Informationand Publicity.

Adams .. .

AlamosaArapahoeArchuletaBaca . .

.

Bent . . -

Boulder . . .

Chafiee -

.

CheyenneClear CreekConejosCostillaCTrowleyCusterDelta ..

DenverDoloresDouglasEagleElbert ..

El Paso.

.

FremontGarfieldGilpin ..

Grand ...GunnisonHinsdale ..

HuerfanoJackson .

JeffersonKiowa ...

Kit Carson.LakeI.,a Plata.Larimer . .

Las AnimasLincoln

M esa"Mineral .. . .

MoffatMontezuma .

MontroseMorgan ..

OteroOurayPark .

PbllllpsPitkinProwers .

Pueblo . . .

Rio BlancoHlo GrandeRouttSaguache .

.

San Juan..

.

San Miguel..Sedgwick .

Summit ...TellerWashingtonWeld

3,49812.6761.1261.9822 79615,7393,3311,2151,8403,1711.4661.746924

6,095

1.7352.0632.180

26,276

2,5805.550

14.096

3,3831,3806,797

1.0896,8171,186

12,9212.9201,821

1,2592,1865,5363,093

1,7861.9012.399

1.4952,054

11.9112,244

2,3261,0691,194

82,511443

1,0991.1391.501

15,2225.1402.601379855

3.9904,569G.104

3.2782.6601,427

50,806 140,202 203.195 277,392

OF COLORADO AND ACTS, INITIATED. REFERRED AND SUBMITTED TO BE VOTED ON

No. 3

.Vn Act amending the State Constitu-tion by adding tnereto a new Articleconcerning the Conservation of StateWildlife Resources and limiting theuse of Game and Fish Revenues ex-clusively for Game, Fish and Wildlifepurposes: providing compensation forGeneral State Services out of suchrevenues; and establishing the Gameand Fish Commission and defining Uspowers and duties.

No. 4

An Act relating to Income Taxes andtheir allocation and amending Section17. Article X. of llie State Constitu-tion. anil requiring the General As-sembly to levy income taxes at notless than now provided in Sections 2.

<>, and 7, Chapter 175, Session Lawsof 1937; permitting taxation of Iti-

tanglibUs: and allucatlng all revenuesderived from Income taxes for tiie

puriiose of replacing the property taxto the eitent provided in Section 36,Chapter 176, Session Laws of 1937.

No. S

An Act to amend Article XXIV of theConstitution relating to Old Age Pen-sions and providing after July 1st,1941. for a Guaranteed Old Age Pen-sion of Thirty Dollars ($30,001 permonth, less other income, to all needyresident citizens over sixty-five (65)years of age who shall <iualify by lawtherefor. Such pensions to be a firstcharge, together with the OrdinaryState Expenses, against the GeneralFund. Present Old Age Pension Lawsto remain In effect until July 1st.1941.

2.6701.7545,623

1.4076,5031.379

17,9524.3671,703

1.0992.1217,072

2.5382,1813,118

1,3521,642

10,6392,096

1.1291,3011,353

18,2153.6891,897

1.2152,0972.9704,000

2,2002,3811,398

1,4782.003

14,9262,978

1,0342,6722.611

6.2402,585

10,442

2.16713.4182,644

126,987438

1,4421,5811,683

22.2026,3703.295534

12,0515.4011,9474,682

3,6043,1511,539

10.1321,7643,295

1,3832.2181,8512,566

6,3602.590

11,412855

1,7092,433

13.9132,8261,0671,3982.6091,5821,453

4141,3461,4681.488

18,3486.6973,070611

11.9201.0162.6121.996

1.5661,7463.81G

3.0033.0021.615

2.2232,369

17.7123,411

ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER lOTH. A. D. 1940, FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT, EXECUTIVE OFFICERS AND REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSIY OF COLORADO

AdamsAlamosa .

.

Arapahoe ....

Archulotii .

.

BaniBentBoulderChaffeeCheyenne , . .

Clear Creek..ConejosCostilla .

.

Crowley . . . .

DeltaDenverDoloresDouglasEagleElbertEl PasoFremont ....(iarheldOllplnGrandGunnison . .

.

Hinsdale ....Huerfano ....JacksonJefferson ....KiowaKit Carson...LakeLa PlaULarimerLas Anlmns. .

LincolnLoganMesaMineralMoffatMontezumaMontrose . . .

.

MorganOteroOurayParkPhillipsPllklnProwers ....PuebloHlo Blanco.

.

Rio Grande.RouttSaguache ...San Juan. . . .

San Miguel..Sedgwick ..Summit . . .

.

TellerWashingtonWeldYuma

JVSTZCS8 OF SnPBSMS COURT

41.668 18.433

108.113 44.677 42,356

OOVSBITOR

21.763 23,540

1.016264819

2.072238

4.8792.6061,538

75,130 60,787 6,967 96,621

Z.ZSUTENANT GOVERNOR

19,826 22,032 23,173

3784,6142,4231,392

61,306 55,856 90,192

SECRETARY OF STATE

1.998661

68,687

3642,293272

1,425430290

STATE AUDITOR

3,6441,6691,021

4,7052,4431,460

102,716 91,940

STATE TREASURER

4,4212,2591.301

6222,0011,103

ATTORNEY GENERAL

40.630 15,928

3,7981.7511,046

2,6261,444762

107.693 66,829

40,109 22.109

4.1171,7781,097

4,4862,2171,297

109,372 85,090

REGENTS tnrrVBRSITT OF COLORADO

3962,208667

1,112 Adams231 Alamosa

1.781 Arapahoe204 Archuleta337 Baca342 Bent

3.302 Boulder260 Chaffee214 Cheyenne216 Clear Creek746 Conejos76 Costilla411 Crowley212 Custer626 Delta

19.340 Denver124 Dolores117 Douglas

283

Eagle269 Elbert

3.298 El Paso1,618 Fremont872 Garfield80 GUpin

284

Grand181 Gunnison25 Hinsdale

649 Huerfano51 Jackson

2.405 Jefferson193 Kiowa

1,009 Kit Carson227 Lake396 La Plata

3,837 Larimer1,070 ....Las Animas687 Lincoln

I,029 Logan877 Mesa40 Mineral

600 Moffat644 Montezuma436 Montrose

1.337 Morgan886 Otero

61

Ouray174 Park665 Phillips

62

Pitkin894 Prowers

2,706 Pueblo310 Rio Blanco325 Rio Grande525 Routt147 Saguache48 San Juan90 San Miguel

382 Sedgwick198 Summit283 Teller801 Washington

6,826 Weld

68.609 65,831 42.814 23,779 77.657 67.679

10 ABSTRACT OP VOTES CAST

CONGRESSMAN, FIRST CONGRESSIONAI. DISTRICT

Lawrence James D. George T. James WardLewis Parriott Evans Allander Rogers—

D

—

R

—

R

—Com. —Soc.

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. G. E.

Denver 41,396 110,078 16,143 . 59,4271' / n

7,582 272 577

9 .^<' -

CONGRESSMAN, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Fred William S. William R. Robert P. HenryCummings Hill Kelly Billings Neumann

-D -R —

R

—Peace —Soc.

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. G. E.

Adams . . . 1,834 4,706 1,165 4,184 594 14 47

Arapahoe . . . . . . . 2,344 7,435 2,184 7,518 629 22 79

Boulder ... 3,800 8,885 2,804 9,305 1,220 38 100Cheyenne .... 339 833 367 799 109 5 6

Clear Creek . . . 656 1,203 234 919 93 3 11

Douglas . .. 318 846 471 1,181 77 2 8

Elbert 414 1,137 300 1,487 101 5 7

Gilpin 198 438 123 373 32 4 1

.Jefferson . . . 2,009 8,034 2,355 7,969 965 32 51

Kit Carson.... 459 1,185 1,339 2,306 328 12 9

Larimer 6,840 4,259 8,646 1,239 37 24

Lincoln ... 647 1,283 661 1,661 252 5 2

Logan . .. 1,351 3,188 932 4,368 681 30 11

Morgan . . . 1,616 3,119 1,189 3,805 1,179 35 8

Phillips 438 1,098 679 1,244 205 3 25

Sedgwick ... 291 990 507 1,328 193 3 3

Washington . . 958 1,388 947 2,138 441 7 8

Weld ... 4,188 11,870 2,886 14,678 6,725 61 63

Yuma 832 2,184 692 2,950 255 23 15

25,116 66,662 24,094 76,859 15,318 341 478

CONGRESSMAN, THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

J. Edgar Byron G.

Chenoweth Rogers-R D

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E.

Alamosa 308 1,923*^ 669 1,919

533 1,434>' 698 1,250

476 1,605 863 2,083

Conejos 1,039 1,994»^ 402 1,692

Costilla 91 1,102 836 1,482'

Crowley 571 1,276*^ 411 934

Custer 331 713*^ 191 441

El Paso 4,593 16,132'' 4,043 13,459

Premont 2,226 4,929*^ 1,819 3,961

Huerfano 720 2,907 1,781 3,580'

Kiowa 285 863- 142 683

Las Animas 1,678 7,534 5,142 5,178

Mineral 53 214 55 256'

Otero 1,122 5,0061^ 1,675 4,368

Prowers 2,890' 1,034 2,339

Pueblo 3,432 14,835 7,405 16,848

Rio Grande 409 2,8424'- 400 1,879

Saguache 184 1,460' 260 998

Teiler 458 1,183 1,831 1,919'

19,351 70,842

A-Sli

29,657 65,269

PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTIONS OP 1940 11

CONGRBSSMAir, THIRD COHGRBSSIOHAD DISTRICTTO FIDD VACANCY

William E. Henry Chas. W. T.

Burney Leonard Allen Mathias-D -R —

D

—

D

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. P. E.

Alamosa 2 2,332 19 2,084 243

Baca 1,216 4 1,322 1

Bent 23 1,783 1,754

Conejos 1,737 2,004

Costilla 1,469 1,064 28

Crowley 6 893 51 1,233

Custer 1 475 22 634

El Paso 12,603 819 16,524

Fremont 46 3,993 137 4,645 7

Huerfano 1 3,824 2,681 2

Kiowa 644 16 841 17

Las Animas 1.5 7,366 12 4,540 10

Mineral 250 211

Otero 6 4,236 84 4,952 14

Prowers 1 2,296 81 2,720 9

Pueblo 1,444 18,225 1,361 13,177 123 27

Rio Grande 1,954 18 2,724 27

Saguache 1,055 7 1,386 21

Teller 1,874 1,179

1,545 68,225 2,631 65,675 475 54

CONGRBSSMAN, FOURTH CONGBBSSIONAI. DISTRICT

County

ArchuletaChaffeeDeltaDoloresEagleGarfield ...

GrandGunnison . . ,

Hinsdale . . . ,

Jackson . . .

,

LakeLa Plata. . .

,

MesaMoffatMontezumaMontrose .

.

OurayParkPitkin

Rio Blanco.RouttSan Juan. . .

San MiguelSummit . . .

.

Paul W. Edward T.

Crawford Taylor-R -D

P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E.

294 576 303 649

372 1,428 916 2,292

908 2,557 965 3,607

201 363 372 442

. 409 1,185 705 1,334

. 1,303 2,350 1,154 2,614

416 813 297 1,032

217 827 818 2,348

35 105 57 148

64 429 62 443

. 293 1,566 1,894 1,955

. 517 2,740 876 3,172

. 1,112 4,626 1,355 9,133

. 755 1,308 556 1,079

730 1,548 1,358 1,919

609 2,489 654 3,969

44 349 116 796. 259 835 202 973

88 285 504 631437 866 231 631

. 785 1,688 1,525 2,908

59 291 343 409

500 681 1,037

402 246 574

10,260 30,126 16,190 44,095

12 ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST

STATE SENATOR, FIRST SENATORIAE DISTRICT, DENVER COUNTY

P. E. G. E.

Bratton, Leslie E.—K 15,885 77,164^Constantine, Joseph P.—D 21,843"' 90,305-<>Hart, Stephen H.—D 25,674 96,854

Harpel, John J.—R 17,511 78,909Higgins, Val—D 19,001llirschfeld, A. B.—D 31,132- 88,452King, Harold Taft—R 14,790 71,786Laws, Arthur H.—R 11,092Latimer, M. R.—D 20,995Minister, Howard L.—R 6,353Smith, Eudochia Bell—D 23,238 81,169Smith, J. Edgar—R 14,208 71,248Stackhouse, Fred D.—R 11,996Strong, Charles D.—D 20,256Andersen, Harry—Soc 1,254Barnetson, George K.—Soc 886Kinder, Francis S.—Soc 966.Sherman, Edgar P.—Soc 1,103

STATE SENATOR, SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Glen W. Walter W.Boyce Johnson—R —

D


Pueblo 3,203 14,556 6,901 17,079

STATE SENATOR, THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Samuel R. William E.Berkley Higby—D —

R


El Paso 3,683 13,022 4,591 16,234

STATE SENATOR, THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT, TO FILL VACANCY

Frederick T. Harry D.Henry MacDonald—D —

R


El Paso 3,549 12,933 4,351 15,824

STATE SENATOR, FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Andy Ben H. L. L. Isidor Paul J.

McDonald Veltri Anderson Bueno Cordova—R —D —D —R —Ind.

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. P.E. G. E.

Las Animas 1,298 5,872 3,779 5,920 2,506 457 1,197

STATE SENATOR, FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Theo. G. James R. RudolphLashley Lord Johnson—R —D —

D

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E.

Boulder 3,586 10,957 2,807 7,734 1,705


STATE SENATOR, SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Walter L.Bain—

R

S. K.Clark—

D

County P. E. G. E. G. E.

. 8.179 15,401 10,447

STATE SENATOR, EIGHTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Harold WardGardener—

R

Dave C.Johnston—

D

John R.Browne—

R


Douglas .

Jefferson196

1,7841,1848,218

309 8191,953 8,046

2801,607

1,980 9,402 2,262 8,865 1,887

STATE SENATOR, NINTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Chas. W. F. Edwin C.Meyer Watts—R —

D


Custer . . ,

Fremont317

2,110657 171

4,189 1,803506

4,817

2,427 4,846 1,974 5,323

STATE SENATOR, ELEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

County

Robert F.Rockwell—

R

P. E. G. E.

934 5.831Gunnison 227 2,463

39 211

1,200 8,505

STATE SENATOR, THIRTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Charles P. ErnestMurphy Todd—

R

—

D

County P. E, G. E. P. E. G. E.

Grand 444 1,206 272 701Jackson 72 750 58 158Moffat 761 1,370 520 1,071Rio Blanco 462 971 198 519Routt 805 2,131 1,501 2,848

2,544 6,428 2,549 5,297

STATE SENATOR, NINETEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

County

ArchuletaLa Plata . .

MontezumaSan Juan..

James B. John W.Decker Turner

-R —

D

P, E. G. E. P. E. G. E.

286 710 257 698569 3,101 859 3,454828 2,076 1,098 1,55958 314 307 466

1,741 6,201 2,521 6,177


STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-EIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Robert D. W. G. W. H.Elder McDonald Twinning

-D R —

D


Eagle 335 1,442 384 1,016 354

Garfield 533 1,792 1,398 3,093 649

Lake 1,373 2,208 295 1,345 748

Pitkin 102 513 90 421 540

Summit 153 518 260 456 133

2,496 6,473 2,427 6,331 2,424

STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Harold H. W. J. William E,Davies Parrish Randall

-R —D —Soc.

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. G. E.

Arapahoe 7,988 2,238 6,982 126

Elbert 361 1,612 357 928 8

2,900 9,600 2,595 7,910 134

STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT

J. D. James B. JamesCraighead Ryan Taylor

-D -R —

D


Crowley 143 952 583 1,198 316

Otero 1,106 4,482 1,123 5,138 719

1,249 5,434 1,706 6,336 1,035

STATE SENATOR, TWENTY-FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Charles D. Willard B.Minshall Preston

-D —

R


Adams 4,329 1,558 4,705

Morgan 1,315 2,593 1,969 4,204

3,056 6,922 3,527 8,909

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OF ADAMS

P. E. G. E.

Patton, David—D 1,692 4,413

Shotwell, D. D„ Jr.—R 1,509 4,587

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTIES OF ALAMOSA AND COSTILLA

Everett GeorgeCole Liorton—R —

D

County P. E. G, E. P. E, G. E.

Alamosa 260 1,952 623 2,703

Costilla 96 1,127 967 1,586

356 3,079 1,590 4,289


REPRESENTATIVE, THXBTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTIES OP ARAPAHOE AND ELBERT

Arapahoe Elbert Total

P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E.

Beuck, Fred A.—R . . 1,971 7,439 373 1,648 2,344 9,087

Bostrom, Emil R.—D . . 1,699 6,977 355 1,199 2,054 8,176

Glasier, John T.—D . . 2,071 7,059 338 906 2,409 7,965

Lovelace, Stuart H.—R . . . . . 2,265 7,500 277 1,183 2,542 8,683

Baker, Wm. H.—Soc 127 14 141

Harrison, Joe H.—Soc.... 107 7 114

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTIES OF ARCHULETA AND CONEJOS

A. B. Frank C.Bailey Belt—

R

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D


296 735 251 680

Conejos 1,139 2,216 437 2,153

1,435 2,951 688 2,833

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OF BACA

Fred E. Walter A. RalphBear Rhodes St Aubyn—

R

—

D

—

D


Baca 618 1,672 538 1,188 340

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTIES OP BENT AND KIOWA

Leonard H. H. H.Hudnall King

-D —

R


791 2,242

607

489 1,522

305 975Kiowa 141

932 2,849 794 2,497

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OP BOULDER

P. E. G. E.

Blum, Robert V.—D 3,427 9,364Coleman, A. Dean—R 3,373 10,593Higman, Howard—D 3,063 7,934Newrock, Ben—R 2,892 7,351

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTIES OF CHAFFEE AND LAKE

Frank E. J. William D.Fehling Levin O’Brien—R —D —

D


Chaffee 393 2,452 . . . 1,539 864Lake 302 1,799 . . . 1,769 1,690

695 4,251 . . . 3,308 3,348

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REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTV-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTIES OF CHEYENNE AND EINCOEN

O. C. A. H.Allen Brentlinger—D —

R


Cheyenne 314 522 427 1,166

Lincoln 630 1,564 838 1,380

944 2,086 1,265 2,546

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTIES OF CEEAR CREEK, EAGEE, GIEFIN, PITKIN AND SUIOiaiT

Clifford 1. W. A. Robert A.

Parsons Roberts Theobald-D —

R

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County P. E. G. E. G. E. P. E.

Clear Creek 459 1,189 1,074 257

Eagle 445 1,472 999 272

Gilpin 128 631 231 43

Pitkin 306 613 293 224

Summit 152 575 415 181

1,490 4,480 3,012 977

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTIES OP CROWEEY AND OTERO

Total

P. E. G. E, P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E.

Douglas, Henry A.—R.... 456 1,124 1,024 5,596 1,480 6,720

Luginbill, A. .T.—D 739 70 4,685 70 5,424

Pleiman, T. H.—D 369 805 1,239 3,414 1,608 4,219

Ward, Arlie M.—R 595 1,303 918 4,597 1,513 5,900

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTIES OF CUSTER AND FREMONT

Rockwell B. Albert E. A. H.Canda Fearheiley Sparks—

R

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314 738 158 445 149

Fremont . . . 1,392 5,061 1,535 3,870 1,210

1,706 5,799 1,693 4,315 1,359

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTY OP DEETA

Harry J. C. A. C.

Sanburg Stephens Tinsley—R —D —

D

County R* B- R-

Delta *95 3,700 548 3,426 537


REFBESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GEHHRAD ASSEMBLY,CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER

P. E. G. E.

Alden, Lambert—R 19,350 77,552

Atchison, Clyde A.—R 13,899

Avoy, Joseph T.—D 23,002 82,822

Bacon, C. Bus—D 22,698

Baker, George J.—D 29,794 86,597

Batholic. Arthur W.-—R 9,980

Benedict, Mitchell—R 16,178 78,099

Black, William A.—R 20,470 81,582

Bloye, Roy C.—R 15,892 73,339

Bolger, Donald Paul—D 21,721

Butler, Lansford F.—R 20,050 72,830

Chrysler, Roy—R 21,131 80,011

Coloroso, Dominic A.—D 27,296 92,030

Crowley, Clem—D 32,136 88,121

Cutler, Frank H.—R 16,212 69,933

Daumann, Nelson W.—D 18,140

Davis, W. G.—D 27,109 83,816

Draper, Cecil—R 19,338 75,644

Frantz, Albert T.—D 17,231

Gertz, A. G.—R 14,086

'Godsman, Sidney P.—R 17,388Grimes, Irving—D 31,681 94,162Hansen, Fitch P.—D 19,114Haskell, Charles A.—R 16,946 74,803Henry, Lawrence M.—D 25,502 80,734

i'Hersom, Maurine Thauer—R 10,841 63,046Hickerson, William B.—D 27,622 82,945lonides, Stephen A.—R 16,977 68,285Jennings, William J.—D 28,758 84,284Johnson, Wesley—D 23,248 81,735King, Harry A.—D 27,035 86,166Kline, Herman—D 26,359 79,087Kramer, Florence H.—D 28,988 83,884Lewis, William A.—R 21,018 79,971Mann, Earl W.— 17,496 69,001Mayfield, William T.—R 15,712 66,595McDonald, Michael D.—D 33,699 81,277Morrissey, John J., Jr.—D 29,127 85,099Musick, J. Roger—R 18,496 72,016Sperling, Si—D 11,135Staples, Harry Bradley—D 19,056Brier, Paine—Soc 1,567Holland, Winifred—Soc 1,811Jones, Pearl—Soc 1,456Watson, Roy 1,589

‘Withdrew after Primary election.

tAppointed to fill vacancy.

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD CENERAI. ASSEMBLY,COUNTIES OF DOLORES, MONTEZUMA AND SAN MIGUEL

County

Dolores . . .

MontezumaSan Miguel.

c. c. Elizabeth E. Tom HMcAfee Pellet Akin—

R

-D —

D

P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E.

217 374 357 527 165905 2,015 787 1,770 975155 554 488 1,027 261

1,277 2,943 1,632 3,324 1,401


REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD &ENERAD ASSEMBDY,COUNTIES OF DOUOEAS, PARK AND TEDDER

Aden E. (Pat) J. Fred John J. James C. Ernest H.Coleman Thomas Butler Lang Sterling

-D -R —

D

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D

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D

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. P. E. P. E.

Douglas . . 21 657 473 1,353 32 255 70

Park 49 835 262 1,016 31 95 42

Teller . . . 796 1,832 488 1,535 679 345 302

866 3,324 1,223 3,904 742 695 414

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAD ASSEMBDY,COUNTY OF ED FASO

P. E. G. E.

Cheever, Vernon—R 4,011 18,510

Cowen, W. W.—R 3,826 17,311

Dutcher, Oliver H.—D 3,284 11,829

Fontecchio, Dante—D 2,892 9,945

Heinicke, Alfred—D 3,082 12,017

Phillips, J. O.—R 3,766 16,292

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAD ASSEMBDYCOUNTIES OF GARFIEDD AND RIO BDANCO

E. E. H. E. (Dick)Fordham Raley—R —

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Garfield 1,402 3,186 960 1,779

Rio Blanco 501 1,103 205 439

1,903 4,289 1,165 2,218

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAD ASSEMBDY,COUNTIES OF GRAND, MOFFAT AND ROUTT

R,. I. Pat Herman Claude A.Gwillim Magill, Jr. Fegert Smith

-R -D —

D

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Grand 424 1,051 150 838 65 84

Moffat 1,380 120 1,177 403 94

Routt 831 2,056 900 2,908 284 511

2,011 4,487 1,170 4,923 752 689

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAD ASSEMBDY,COUNTIES OF GUNNISON, HINSDADE AND SAGUACHE

H. G.Lashbrook

-RCounty P. E. G. E.

227 2,496

207HinsdaleSaguache 1,724

449 4,427

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAD ASSEMBDY,COUNTY OP HUERFANO

P. E. G. E.

1,831 3,226

917 3,567

Penny, Neil—D.Vigil, Daniel—

R


BUFBESENTATIVE, THIBTY-THIBD GENEBAIi ASSEMBLYCOUNTIES OF JACKSON AND LABIMEB

Victor E. I. (Ted) James Paul M.Hanson Herring Jensen Maxwell—

R

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R

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D

County P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E.

.lackson . 69 727 61 629 49 193 40 167

Larimer . . 3,995 10,241 4,412 11,212 1,991 5,679 1,975 5,469

4,064 10,968 4,473 11,841 2,040 5,872 2,015 5,636

BEFBBSENTATIVB, THIBTY-THIBD GENBBAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTY or JEPFEBSON

P. E. G. E.

McGrath, Wm.—D 1,902 7,009

Pearson, Homer L.—R 3,167 9,338

BEFBESENTATIVE, THIBTY-THIBD 6ENEBAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OF KIT CABSON

P. E. G. E.

Buchanan, C. J.—R 979 2,025

Page, Fred—D 458 1,493

Boggs. John S.—R 837 ....

BEFBESENTATIVE, THIBTY-THIBD GENEBAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTIES OF LA FLATA AND SAN JUAN

Tom L. W.Kimball Parcell—

R

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D

County P. E. G. E. G. E.

La Plata 531 4,033 2,386

San Juan 57 285 552

588 4,318 2,938

BEFBESENTATIVE, THIBTY-THIBD GENEBAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OF LAS ANIMAS

P. E. G. E.

Horsman, John—D 4,105 8,249Llewellyn. Robert—R 970 5,188Morgan. Wright—R 806 4,493Valdez, J. C.—D 3,242 6,425Cordova, Paul J.—R 496 ....Mathias, Glenn O.—D 2,976 ....Stancato, Lee G.—R 470 ....Vigil, Frank—R 417 ....

BEFBESENTATIVE, THIBTY-THIBD GENEBAL ASSEIOBLYCOUNTY OF LOGAN

P. E. G. E.

Hamil. David A.—R 1,541 5,378Heist, J. H.—D 1,216 2,186

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REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD aEHERAE ASSEMSEY,COUNTY or MESA

P. E. G. E.

Evans, Jack—R 1,093 7,463

Hornbaker, J. E.—D 967 6,761

MoJIullin, Samuel G.—R 855 4,628

Meek, W. S.—D 1,122 8,081

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTIES OF MINERAE AND RIO GRANDE

P. E. RoyHarney McConnell—D —

R

County P. E. G. E. P, E. G. E.

Mineral 56 283 52 171

Rio Grande 425 2,296 420 2,678

481 2,579 472 2,849

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTIES OF MONTROSE AND OURAY

J. C. J. CarlKerr Wilson

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D


Montrose . . . 652 3,424 645 3,141

Ouray 67 541 98 637

719 3,965 743 3,778

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEYCOUNTY OF MORGAN

P. E. G. E.

Bartholomew, Eew E.—R 2,012 3,403

Glenn, George—D 1,174 3,703

Mitchell, W. T.—D 695

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTIES OF FHIEEIFS AND SEDGWICK

William J. Roy E. RubertJenkins Owens Johnson

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Phillips 176 924 877 1,500 301

Sedgwick 260 1,045 613 1,317 64

436 1,969 1,490 2,817 365

REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAE ASSEMBEY,COUNTY OF PROWERS

P. E. G. E.

Russell, Edward O.—I) 1,015 2,715

Strain, Marlon E 1,228 2,686


REFBESENTATIVZ:, THIRTY-THIRD GRHERAD ASSEMRDY,COUNTY OF FUEBDO

P. E. G. E.

Bootli, James W.—R 3,060 15,597

Cawlfield. Sterling—D 6,165 18,547

Comings, W. B.—D 5,550 16,964

Dameron, Thos. H.—D 6,005 18,012

Ray, Paul M.—R 3,023 14,073

Strait, Harry—R 3,050 14,538

Sumey, R. W.—D 4,484 14,978

Young, Chester R.—R 3,074 14,215

Wilkes, Don Q.—D 4,142

REFRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAD ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OF WASHINGTON

P, E. G, E.

Donahue, J, H.—D 880 1,639

Shirley, J. R.—R 774 2,117

Gill, Frank L.—R 700

REFRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAD ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OF WELD

P. E. G, E,

Beltz, Jasper N„ Sr.—D 2,714 9,268

Bickling, Mac—D 3,060 10,459

Carlson, Wm. Albion—R 7,351 16,191

Norcross, Fred—R 7,034 16,289

Ogilvie, James S.—R 7,423 15,832

Townsend, Charles C.—R 6,280 14,717

Walling, Edna U.—D 3,065 9,139

Wilkinson, Lacy Li .—-D 275 10,099

Payne, Shirley M.—R 4,915

REFRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY,COUNTY OF YUMA

P. E. G. E.

Tabor, Harold A,—R 895 3,214Williams, Ellis L.—D 784 2,293

DISTRICT ATTORNEY FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Harry Richard H. ChristianBehm Simon Dewey Stoner—D —R —

R


Adams 1,886 5,424 956 3,852 714Arapahoe 2,284 7,247 2,183 8,117 633Clear Creek 615 1,031 176 1,215 133Gilpin 193 413 76 423 71Jefferson 1,930 7,748 1,098 8,724 2,236

6,908 21,863 4,489 22,331 3,787

DISTRICT JUDGE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT(To Fill Vacancy)

CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVERP. E. G. E.

Miles, Floyd F.—D 40,415 83,423Sackmann, Charles C.—R 22,944 69,283


DISTBICT ATTORNEY SECOND JUDICIAI. DISTRICTCITY AND COUNTY OP DENVER

Bowman, Don D.—D. . . .

Burke, James T.—R ....

Cummings, Ralph J.—

D

Moore, O. Otto—DRobinson, Finlay M.—

R

P. E. G. E.

. .15,295 87,560

. .19,195

67,512

. . 8,630

DISTRICT ATTORNEY THIRD JUDICIAD DISTRICT

County

BacaBentHuerfano . .

Las AnimasProwers . . .

Joseph W.Hawley

-RP. E. G. E.

519 1,404

460 1,594

821 2,493

1,457 5,629

1,145 2,480

4,402 13,600

John N.Mabry—

D

P. E. G. E.

674 1,316

765 2,028

1,977 4,500

5,064 7,574

1,030 2,837

9,510 18,255

DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOURTH JUDICIAE DISTRICT

Irl Thomas I. Clyde H.Foard Purcell Babcock-R -D —

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Cheyenne 247 844 290 743 189

Douglas 165 1,136 295 905 319

Elbert 233 1,643 373 933 167

El Paso 15,809 3,930 14,107 2,125

Kit Carson 548 2,284 418 1,059 946

Lincoln 287 1,584 592 1,259 564

Teller 265 1,318 1,752 1,955 221

4,545 24,618 7,650 20,961 4,531

DISTRICT ATTORNEY FIFTH JUDICIAD DISTRICT

Harold A. William J.

Grant Meehan—R —

D

County G. E. P. E. G. E.

Eagle 986 713 1,583

Lake 2,347 1,824 1,264

Summit 481 269 525

3,814 2,806 3,372

DISTRICT ATTORNEY SIXTH JUDICIAD DISTRICT

County

Archuleta .

Dolores . .

.

La Plata. .

MontezumaSan Juan .

.

James M. No RepublicanNoland Candidate

P. E. G. E.

297 924

392 606

886 4,834

1,315 2,812

351 657

3,241 9,833


DISTRICT ATTORNEY SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

A. Allen WilliamBrown Weiser—

R

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Delta 922 4,620 859 2,429

Gunnison 218 1,558 636 1,619

Hinsdale 35 150 54 103

Mesa 1,057 6,228 1,384 8,163

Montrose 618 3,467 596 2,859

Ouray 66 563 102 612

San Miguel 161 592 580 904

3,077 17,178 4,211 16,689

DISTRICT ATTORNEY EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Hatfield Barnard Roy M. "Marc”Chilson Houtchens Briggs Smith

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R

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Boulder 2,189 10,165 3,484 8,744 800 769

Jackson 59 531 54 322 3 5

Larimer 3,733 10,849 2,222 5,730 744 729

Weld 1,616 12,781 3,930 13,571 4,065 3,390

7,597 34,326 9,690 28,367 5,612 4,893

DISTRICT ATTORNEY NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Carl W. AllynFulghum Cole No Democratic

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R

CandidateCounty P. E. G. E. P. E.

Garfield 1,066 4,392 609Pitkin 94 709 30

Rio Blanco 265 1,228 313

1,425 6,329 952

DISTRICT JUDGE TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT(To rill Vacancy)

J. Arthur French L.Phelps Taylor

-R -DCounty P. E. G. E. P. E. G. E.

Crowley 594 1,333 416 871Kiowa 299 947 143 612Otero 5,525 1,585 4,332Pueblo 3,280 15,993 6,876 16,330

5,294 23,798 9,020 22,145

DISTRICT ATTORNEY TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

John H. Ralph L.Marsalis Neary—D —

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Crowley 384 806 592 1,331Kiowa 125 605 298 949Otero 1,484 4,122 1,104 5,505Pueblo 6,794 16,372 3,308 16,136

8,787 21,905 5,302 23,921


DISTRICT ATTORNEY EDEVENTH JUDICIAE DISTRICT

Emerson M. William SEagleton Rush


Chaffee 350 1,656 894 2,361

348 740 162 440

Fremont 2,372 5,169 1,702 4,141

246 1,105 176 734

3,316 8,670 2,934 7,676

DISTRICT ATTORNEY TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

George H. Leonard M.Blickhahn Haynie


Alamosa 309 2,097 641 2,454

Conejos 1,019 2,049 421 2,160

Costilla 96 1,211 931 1,484

Mineral 204 41 292

Rio Grande 395 2,656 424 2,383

Saguache 175 1,368 238 1,041

2,048 9,585 2,696 9,814

DISTRICT ATTORNEY THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Thomas E. William B.Munson Paynter

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Logan 1,346 3,865 1,452 3,787

Morgan 1,420 2,606 2,086 4,446

Phillips 434 1,198 804 1,184

Sedgwick 277 1,061 601 1,317

Washington 904 1,523 1,265 2,313

Yuma 760 2,152 882 3,129

5,141 12,405 7,090 16,176

DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

Ray S. E.Monson Pleasant—

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266 869 403 1,037

769 1,705

791 1,946

1,963 4,688

524 927

1,495 3,023

2,285 4,819

DIRECTORS OF CADDOA RESERVOIR AND ARKANSAS VALLEY BASINCONSERVANCY AND IMFROVEMENT DISTRICT

FROWERS COUNTY

Gordon, Arthur C.—

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Smartt, Hacket—D...

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PHIMAKY AND GENEHAD ELECTIONS OF 1940 25

laOFFAT TUNNFI. COMMISSIONERSDIVISION ONE

Eugene W. Rodney J. William J. ElmoAmbrose Bardwell Bennett Hall

Real Estate Real Estate Property Non-PartisanOwners Taxpayers Owners League

County G. E. G. E. G. E. G. E.

Adams 56 65 90 22

Boulder 19 15 16 8

Denver 19,709 25,057 26,727 4,714

Gilpin 6 7 8 0

Jefferson 473 650 856 106

20,263 25,794 27,697 4,850

DIVISION ONE

Samuel M. Frank Thomas G.

January Oakes Vick RoyProperty Pioneer Real EstateTaxpayers M. T. Owners

County G. E. G. E. G. E.

Adams . 52 34 34

Boulder 11 12

Denver 20,299 9,567 14,108Gilpin 5 1 1

Jefferson 528 190 241

20,904 9,803 14,396

DIVISION TWO

Thomas S. Charles H.Walter L. lies LeckenbyCarver Tunnel WesternCitizens Taxpayers Slope

County G. E. G. E. G. E.

Eagle 16 17Grand 401 407Moffat 677 600 480Routt 715 997 1,089

1 .604 2,014 1,993

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