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Broomfield

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	Governor	John Hickenlooper	1	10	+14.59%
	Secretary of State	Scott Gessler	1	10	+5.69%
	Treasurer	Walker Stapleton	1	10	+1.45%
	Attorney General	John Suthers	2	10	+12.70%
	President	Barack Obama	2	12	+5.37%
	Senate Class II	Mark Udall	1	08	+10.30%
	Senate Class III	Michael Bennet	1	10	+1.63%
	CO - District 02	Jared Polis	3	12	+17.11%
	Domestic Partnerships	No	91	06	+4.69%
	Gay Marriage	Yes	85	06	+10.04%
	Health Care	No	91	10	+6.20%
	Legalize Marijuana	Yes	18	12	+10.65%
	State Personnel System	Yes	18	12	+12.25%
	Term Length	No	91	06	+14.18%

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November 15, 2001

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Description

Broomfield’s 1998 estimated population is 36,790. The City and County of Broomfield spans nearly 27.5 square miles with 3,340 developed acres containing 82 percent of the platted units.

Prior to its formation as Colorado's 64th County, Broomfield made history as the only city in the state to lie in portions of four counties. Problems and confusion in accessing services prompted residents to seek relief in a constitutional amendment creating a City and County of Broomfield. The amendment passed on November 3, 1998, giving the city a three-year transition period in which to organize to become Colorado’s 64th county. The state’s newest county -- The City and County of Broomfield -- officially took effect on November 15, 2001.

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