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Cheyenne

County Government
	Assessor	Lacey Welsh	1	22	+100.00%
	Clerk and Recorder	Allison Brown	1	22	+100.00%
	Coroner	Trent J. Davis	0	24	S +100.00%
	Sheriff	Michael L. Buchanan	1	22	+100.00%
	Treasurer	Gaila Mitchek	1	22	+100.00%
County Commission
	Board of Commissioners District 1	Robert J. Jolly	2	24	+100.00%
	Board of Commissioners District 2	Ronald R. Smith	2	22	+100.00%
	Board of Commissioners District 3	Rick Pelton	1	24	+100.00%
Town
	Cheyenne Wells				758
	Kit Carson				255
Census Designated Place
	Arapahoe				102
Unincorporated
	Wild Horse
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
	Denver, CO

Sub-Races
% Of Total Votes	Office	Cheyenne Winner	Yr	Cheyenne Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.04%	Governor	Heidi Ganahl	22	758	82.84%	+43.66%
0.04%	Secretary of State	Pam Anderson	22	772	84.65%	+42.57%
0.04%	Treasurer	Lang Sias	22	757	85.54%	+42.51%
0.04%	Attorney General	John Kellner	22	771	86.24%	+43.23%
0.03%	President	Donald J. Trump	24	930	88.15%	+45.01%
0.03%	Senate Class II	Cory Gardner	20	995	88.44%	+44.27%
0.04%	Senate Class III	Joe O'Dea	22	763	83.12%	+41.85%
0.23%	CO - District 04	Lauren Boebert	24	851	83.19%	+29.54%
0.04%	At-Large	Dan Maloit	22	772	86.74%	+43.70%
0.26%	District 4	Frank McNulty	22	782	89.89%	+25.92%
1.15%	CO Senate 35	Rodney Pelton	22	839	92.50%	+18.21%
0.04%	Amendment D - Judges to 23rd Judicial District	No	22	498	59.07%	+26.46%
0.04%	Amendment E - Homestead Exemption	Yes	22	641	73.01%	-14.92%
0.04%	Amendment F - Charitable Gaming	No	22	657	76.31%	+16.94%
0.04%	Proposition 121 - Income Tax Rate Reduction	Yes	22	671	76.42%	+11.19%
0.04%	Proposition 122 - Psychedelic Plants and Fungi	No	22	652	73.92%	+27.56%
0.04%	Proposition 123 - Income Tax for Housing	No	22	679	77.07%	+29.68%
0.04%	Proposition 124 - Liquor Store Licenses	No	22	614	69.22%	+6.91%
0.04%	Proposition 125 - Wine Sales	No	22	540	60.67%	+11.25%
0.04%	Proposition 126 - Alcohol Delivery	No	22	603	67.83%	+16.69%
0.05%	067: Fetal Personhood	Yes	14	543	54.03%	+18.90%
0.05%	105: Label Genetically Modified Food	No	14	891	85.59%	+20.12%
0.04%	Proposition FF - Income Tax for School Meals	No	22	686	76.91%	+33.65%
0.04%	Proposition GG - Income Tax Effects	No	22	465	54.45%	+26.37%
0.04%	Amendment 70	No	16	780	71.36%	+26.72%
0.04%	Amendment 72	No	16	896	81.60%	+28.55%
0.04%	Amendment 76	Yes	20	979	88.60%	+25.70%
0.04%	Amendment 77	No	20	576	52.32%	+12.86%
0.03%	Amendment 79 - Constitutional Right to Abortion	No	24	811	78.89%	+40.86%
0.04%	Amendment B	No	20	676	61.51%	+19.03%
0.04%	Amendment C	No	20	676	61.51%	+19.03%
0.03%	Amendment J - Remove Constitutional Same-Sex Marriage Ban Amendment	No	24	816	79.22%	+43.55%
0.06%	Domestic Partnerships	No	06	792	84.43%	+32.09%
0.06%	Gay Marriage	Yes	06	737	76.69%	+21.67%
0.05%	Health Care	Yes	10	498	54.61%	+7.71%
0.04%	Legalize Marijuana	No	12	698	64.39%	+19.72%
0.04%	Proposition 108	No	16	743	69.18%	+22.45%
0.04%	Proposition 112 (Statutory)	No	18	901	90.28%	+35.17%
0.04%	Proposition 113	No	20	911	82.74%	+35.07%
0.04%	Proposition 114	No	20	891	80.13%	+31.04%
0.04%	Proposition 115	Yes	20	820	73.61%	+32.60%
0.04%	Proposition 116	Yes	20	855	76.48%	+18.62%
0.04%	Proposition 117	Yes	20	683	63.42%	+10.87%
0.04%	Proposition 118	No	20	786	70.81%	+28.56%
0.03%	Proposition 127 - Prohibit Trophy Hunting of Mountain Lions, Lynx, and Bobcats	No	24	860	86.26%	+31.52%
0.03%	Proposition 131 - Establishing All-Candidate Primary and Ranked Choice Voting General Elections	No	24	761	75.20%	+21.67%
0.04%	Proposition EE	No	20	708	63.44%	+31.00%
0.04%	Proposition HH - Property Taxes	No	23	545	82.70%	+23.39%
0.04%	Proposition II - Surplus Tax Revenue	No	23	476	72.23%	+39.76%
0.04%	State Personnel System	No	12	598	60.53%	+16.88%
0.06%	Term Length	No	06	508	54.80%	-2.29%

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Website

https://www.co.cheyenne.co.us/

Established

March 25, 1889

Disbanded

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BrentinCO November 04, 2022 07:54pm

Description

Cheyenne County was created with its present borders by the Colorado State Legislature on March 25, 1889, out of portions of northeastern Bent County and southeastern Elbert County. It was named after the Cheyenne Indians who occupied eastern Colorado.