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Moffat

County Government
	Assessor	Larona McPherson	1	22	+100.00%
	Clerk and Recorder	Stacy Morgan	1	22	+100.00%
	Coroner	Jesse Arthurs	2	22	+100.00%
	Sheriff	KC Hume	2	22	+100.00%
	Surveyor	Wilbert A. Baker	1	22	+42.77%
	Treasurer	Robert Razzano	1	22	+100.00%
County Commission
	Board of Commissioners District 1	Tony Bohrer	1	20	+100.00%
	Board of Commissioners District 2	Melody Villard	1	20	+100.00%
	Board of Commissioners District 3	Donald Broom	2	22	+100.00%
City
	Craig				9,060
Town
	Dinosaur				243
Census Designated Place
	Maybell				76
Unincorporated
	Elk Springs
	Greystone
	Hamilton
	Lay
	Massadona
	Sunbeam
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
	Denver, CO

Sub-Races
% Of Total Votes	Office	Moffat Winner	Yr	Moffat Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.22%	Governor	Heidi Ganahl	22	4,174	77.04%	+37.86%
0.21%	Secretary of State	Pam Anderson	22	4,094	77.22%	+35.14%
0.21%	Treasurer	Lang Sias	22	4,068	77.52%	+34.49%
0.22%	Attorney General	John Kellner	22	4,207	78.78%	+35.77%
0.22%	President	Donald J. Trump	20	5,670	80.70%	+38.80%
0.21%	Senate Class II	Cory Gardner	20	5,544	81.41%	+37.23%
0.22%	Senate Class III	Joe O'Dea	22	4,150	76.88%	+35.62%
1.64%	CO - District 03	Lauren Boebert	22	4,278	79.56%	+29.50%
0.22%	At-Large	Dan Maloit	22	4,124	78.51%	+35.46%
13.50%	CO House 26	Savannah Wolfson	22	4,312	80.70%	+34.29%
7.28%	CO Senate 08	Matt Solomon	22	4,343	81.48%	+37.18%
0.22%	Amendment D - Judges to 23rd Judicial District	Yes	22	2,473	50.14%	-17.24%
0.22%	Amendment E - Homestead Exemption	Yes	22	4,447	85.14%	-2.79%
0.22%	Amendment F - Charitable Gaming	No	22	3,501	70.23%	+10.87%
0.22%	Proposition 121 - Income Tax Rate Reduction	Yes	22	4,181	79.58%	+14.34%
0.21%	Proposition 122 - Psychedelic Plants and Fungi	No	22	3,329	64.23%	+17.87%
0.21%	Proposition 123 - Income Tax for Housing	No	22	3,586	69.81%	+22.41%
0.21%	Proposition 124 - Liquor Store Licenses	No	22	3,661	71.55%	+9.23%
0.22%	Proposition 125 - Wine Sales	No	22	3,196	61.06%	+11.64%
0.21%	Proposition 126 - Alcohol Delivery	No	22	3,234	62.18%	+11.04%
0.24%	067: Fetal Personhood	No	14	2,718	56.67%	-8.20%
0.24%	105: Label Genetically Modified Food	No	14	3,795	78.05%	+12.58%
0.22%	Proposition FF - Income Tax for School Meals	No	22	3,282	62.48%	+19.22%
0.21%	Proposition GG - Income Tax Effects	Yes	22	3,316	65.39%	-6.53%
0.23%	Amendment 70	No	16	3,923	61.14%	+16.50%
0.23%	Amendment 72	No	16	4,712	73.36%	+20.31%
0.22%	Amendment 76	Yes	20	5,921	86.51%	+23.62%
0.22%	Amendment 77	Yes	20	3,930	59.54%	-1.01%
0.22%	Amendment B	Yes	20	3,323	50.43%	-7.09%
0.22%	Amendment C	Yes	20	3,323	50.43%	-7.09%
0.27%	Domestic Partnerships	No	06	2,956	71.35%	+19.00%
0.27%	Gay Marriage	Yes	06	2,954	70.33%	+15.31%
0.26%	Health Care	Yes	10	2,487	55.84%	+8.94%
0.24%	Legalize Marijuana	No	12	3,173	52.35%	+7.68%
0.23%	Proposition 108	No	16	3,293	53.59%	+6.85%
0.22%	Proposition 112 (Statutory)	No	18	4,382	81.51%	+26.39%
0.22%	Proposition 113	No	20	5,053	74.62%	+26.94%
0.22%	Proposition 114	No	20	5,699	83.25%	+34.16%
0.21%	Proposition 115	Yes	20	4,013	60.08%	+19.07%
0.21%	Proposition 116	Yes	20	5,088	75.30%	+17.44%
0.21%	Proposition 117	Yes	20	3,857	59.98%	+7.43%
0.21%	Proposition 118	No	20	4,035	60.35%	+18.10%
0.22%	Proposition EE	Yes	20	3,434	50.43%	-17.13%
0.25%	State Personnel System	No	12	3,105	55.17%	+11.53%
0.27%	Term Length	No	06	2,284	55.80%	-1.29%

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https://moffatcounty.colorado.gov/

Established

February 27, 1911

Disbanded

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Description

Moffat County was created out of the western portion of Routt County on February 27, 1911. The county was named for David H. Moffat, a Colorado tycoon who died in 1911. His railroad, the Denver, Northwestern & Pacific, attempted to build a route from Denver to Salt Lake City. In 1913, a reorganized railroad, the Denver & Salt Lake, reached as far as Craig, the county seat, but no farther. In the late 1890s and early 1900s, all state District Courts were held in Denver, in the State courthouse there, due to a lack of funds to build courthouses locally. All murder trials were held in Denver, in the District Courts.