2016 Election Results and Information

The 2016 General Election was Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016

General Election Results

• Official Election Results — Website showing all election results by contest
• Statement of Votes (Excel version) — Most comprehensive election report, which includes precinct by precinct results
• Summary of Votes Report — Summary report that shows top-line data for each contest including: active voters, total ballots, total votes, total under and over votes and the number of precincts a contest covered
• Canvass Documents — These are the reports related to the certification of the election, including the post-election audit and reconciliation report and any related documents.
  • The audit is a post-election quality assurance procedure that ensues the accuracy of the machine tally of votes.
  • The reconciliation report summaries the process that provides the evidence for the Canvass Board to certify that the number of votes counted is equal to or less than the number of ballots cast and that the number of ballots cast is equal to or less than the number of eligible voters. This document also includes the certification of election statement.
• Voter Turnout Interactive Map — Explore how voter turnout varied by precinct (note: map defaults to current year, to browse previous years use the tabs above the map)
• Election Results Interactive Map — See how results varied precinct by precinct for select contests
• Post-Election Data Report — Infographic report detailing interesting facts about the 2016 General Election

General Election Information

• 2016 General Election Compiled Ballot Content — Ballot content will vary depending on where you live – not all items will appear on an individual ballot
• Contenido de la boleta de votacion español — No todo el contenido de la boleta aparecerá en cada boleta.
• State Ballot Information Booklet (Blue Book) — 2016 Blue Book (Folleto de información 2016) — Voters receive this booklet in the mail. It is produced and mailed by the State of Colorado and contains information on statewide issues.
• 2016 Boulder County TABOR Notice — This notice is mailed by Boulder County to each address with one or more active, registered voters whose ballots include at least one TABOR ballot issue.
• Official Notice of Election — As required by state law, this official notice of election was published on Oct. 16, 2016 in both the Daily Camera and Longmont Times-Call.
• Daily Ballot Returns Data — For previous elections, this data was presented in chart form and only contain mail ballots. This page now includes party breakdown and includes all ballots – both mail and in-person.
• Pre-Election Logic and Accuracy Test Reports — These reports and related documents outline the testing procedures completed prior to conducting an election.
• 2016 General Election Frequently Asked Questions

The 2016 Primary Election was Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Primary Election Results

• Official Election Results — Website showing all election results by contest
• Statement of Votes (Excel version) — Most comprehensive election report, which includes precinct by precinct results
• Summary of Votes Report — Summary report that shows top-line data for each contest including: active voters, total ballots, total votes, total under and over votes and the number of precincts a contest covered
• Canvass Documents — These are the reports related to the certification of the election, including the post-election audit and reconciliation report and any related documents
  • The audit is a post-election quality assurance procedure that ensues the accuracy of the machine tally of votes
  • The reconciliation report summaries the process that provides the evidence for the Canvass Board to certify that the number of votes counted is equal to or less than the number of ballots cast and that the number of ballots cast is equal to or less than the number of eligible voters. This document also includes the certification of election statement
• Voter Turnout Interactive Map — Explore how voter turnout varied by precinct (note: map defaults to current year, to browse previous years use the tabs above the map)

Primary Election Information

• Parties conducting a primary election: Democratic Party and Republican Party
• Related registration deadlines: May 31 — Deadline to change party affiliation from one party to another in order to vote in a different party primary. Unaffiliated voters could affiliate up to and including Election Day.
• 2016 Primary Election Compiled Ballot Content — Ballot content will vary depending on where you live – not all items will appear on an individual ballot. Write-in candidates do not appear on the ballot or on sample ballots.
• Contenido de la boleta de muestra español para la primaria — No todo el contenido de la boleta aparecerá en cada boleta. Adicionalmente, existen candidatos por escrito certificados que no estan listados en la boleta votacion.
• Here is a list of Boulder County certified write-in candidates and the related contests for 2016:
  • Democratic ballot certified write-in candidates: Representative to the 115th United States Congress – District 2 – Steven Todd
  • Republican ballot certified write-in candidates: United States Senator – Jerry Eller (Signed declaration to limit service to no more than 2 terms)
• Official Notice of Election — As required by state law, this official notice of election was published on May 29, 2016 in both the Daily Camera and Longmont Times-Call.
• Daily Mail Ballot Returns Data — The ballots received and processed chart displays mail ballot returns throughout the election cycle, beginning approximately two weeks before Election Day. If a date is not listed, either no ballot processing took place that day or no significant ballot processing took place that day. Numbers may differ from final election results due to eight-day final processing of military/overseas ballots and ballot resolution.
• Pre-Election Logic and Accuracy (LAT) Test Reports — These reports and related documents outline the testing procedures completed prior to conducting an election.
• 2016 Primary Election Frequently Asked Questions