1944 United States presidential election in Colorado
1944 United States presidential election in Colorado|
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County Results
Dewey
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
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Roosevelt
50–60%
60–70%
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The 1944 United States presidential election in Colorado took place on November 7, 1944, as part of the 1944 United States presidential election. State voters chose six[2] representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.
Colorado was won by Governor Thomas E. Dewey (R–New York), running with Governor John Bricker, with 53.21% of the popular vote, against incumbent President Franklin D. Roosevelt (D–New York), running with Senator Harry S. Truman, with 46.40% of the popular vote.[3][4] With a victory margin of 6.8%, Colorado shifted to the right by 4.3% from 1940, when Wendell Willkie carried it by a slim margin of 2.5%.
Despite his comfortable victory, Dewey would go on to lose Colorado in 1948 to Harry S. Truman.
Results
Results by county
County
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Thomas Edmund Dewey[5] Republican
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt[5] Democratic
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Norman Mattoon Thomas[5] Socialist
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Margin
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%
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%
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%
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#
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%
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Kit Carson
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72.27%
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2,471
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27.41%
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937
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0.32%
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11
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44.87%
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1,534
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Morgan
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69.13%
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4,166
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30.52%
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1,839
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0.35%
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21
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38.62%
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2,327
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Elbert
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69.13%
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1,413
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30.72%
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628
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0.15%
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3
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38.41%
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785
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Sedgwick
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68.26%
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1,228
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31.57%
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568
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0.17%
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3
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36.69%
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660
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Washington
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67.88%
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2,259
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31.79%
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1,058
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0.33%
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11
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36.09%
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1,201
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Yuma
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67.45%
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2,847
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32.55%
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1,374
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0.00%
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0
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34.90%
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1,473
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Hinsdale
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67.03%
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124
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32.97%
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61
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0.00%
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0
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34.05%
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63
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Rio Blanco
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65.89%
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881
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33.73%
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451
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0.37%
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5
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32.16%
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430
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Rio Grande
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65.82%
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2,567
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33.97%
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1,325
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0.21%
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8
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31.85%
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1,242
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Larimer
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65.46%
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9,914
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34.15%
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5,172
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0.38%
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58
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31.31%
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4,742
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Phillips
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65.16%
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1,455
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34.08%
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761
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0.76%
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17
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31.08%
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694
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Douglas
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65.37%
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1,214
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34.36%
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638
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0.27%
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5
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31.02%
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576
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Kiowa
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64.75%
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970
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34.85%
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522
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0.40%
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6
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29.91%
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448
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Jackson
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64.76%
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463
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35.24%
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252
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0.00%
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0
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29.51%
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211
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Custer
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63.73%
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601
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35.31%
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333
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0.95%
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9
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28.42%
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268
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Grand
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63.52%
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968
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36.35%
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554
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0.13%
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2
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27.17%
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414
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Weld
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63.01%
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14,546
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36.64%
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8,459
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0.35%
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81
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26.37%
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6,087
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Crowley
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62.93%
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1,214
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36.81%
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710
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0.26%
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5
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26.13%
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504
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Ouray
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62.33%
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503
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37.55%
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303
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0.12%
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1
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24.78%
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200
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Saguache
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62.13%
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1,204
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37.62%
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729
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0.26%
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5
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24.51%
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475
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Baca
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61.89%
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1,528
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38.11%
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941
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0.00%
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0
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23.77%
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587
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Logan
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61.63%
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3,998
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38.09%
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2,471
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0.28%
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18
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23.54%
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1,527
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Park
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60.80%
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670
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38.66%
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426
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0.54%
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6
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22.14%
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244
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Moffat
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60.87%
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1,445
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38.88%
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923
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0.25%
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6
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21.99%
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522
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Fremont
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60.65%
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4,953
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38.94%
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3,180
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0.40%
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33
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21.71%
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1,773
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Cheyenne
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60.68%
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923
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39.05%
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594
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0.26%
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4
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21.63%
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329
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La Plata
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59.64%
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3,023
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40.07%
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2,031
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0.30%
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15
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19.57%
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992
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Lincoln
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59.49%
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1,689
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40.40%
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1,147
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0.11%
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3
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19.09%
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542
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Delta
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59.30%
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3,462
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40.27%
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2,351
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0.43%
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25
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19.03%
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1,111
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Prowers
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58.71%
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2,796
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40.91%
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1,948
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0.38%
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18
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17.81%
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848
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Dolores
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58.85%
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429
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41.15%
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300
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0.00%
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0
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17.70%
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129
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Archuleta
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58.45%
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602
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41.46%
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427
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0.10%
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1
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16.99%
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175
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El Paso
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58.16%
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16,392
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41.44%
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11,679
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0.41%
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115
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16.72%
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4,713
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Garfield
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57.97%
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2,588
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41.78%
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1,865
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0.25%
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11
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16.20%
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723
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Summit
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57.60%
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326
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41.87%
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237
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0.53%
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3
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15.72%
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89
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Boulder
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57.09%
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10,054
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42.26%
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7,442
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0.65%
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114
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14.83%
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2,612
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Jefferson
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57.20%
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9,815
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42.41%
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7,277
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0.40%
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68
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14.79%
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2,538
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Montezuma
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56.99%
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1,610
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42.73%
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1,207
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0.28%
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8
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14.27%
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403
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Otero
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56.74%
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5,002
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43.00%
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3,791
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0.26%
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23
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13.74%
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1,211
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Montrose
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56.37%
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2,952
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43.12%
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2,258
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0.52%
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27
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13.25%
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694
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Gilpin
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55.85%
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272
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43.74%
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213
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0.41%
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2
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12.11%
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59
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San Juan
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55.88%
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328
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43.95%
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258
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0.17%
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1
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11.93%
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70
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Clear Creek
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55.29%
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795
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44.23%
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636
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0.49%
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7
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11.06%
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159
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Arapahoe
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54.52%
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9,057
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45.06%
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7,485
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0.42%
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69
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9.46%
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1,572
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Adams
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54.43%
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4,933
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45.25%
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4,101
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0.32%
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29
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9.18%
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832
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Mineral
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52.80%
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170
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46.58%
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150
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0.62%
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2
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6.21%
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20
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Alamosa
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51.56%
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1,933
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48.17%
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1,806
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0.27%
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10
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3.39%
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127
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Bent
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51.51%
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1,556
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48.20%
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1,456
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0.30%
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9
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3.31%
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100
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Pitkin
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50.83%
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368
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49.03%
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355
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0.14%
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1
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1.80%
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13
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Teller
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50.24%
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829
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48.97%
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808
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0.79%
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13
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1.27%
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21
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Mesa
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48.93%
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6,653
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50.52%
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6,870
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0.55%
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75
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-1.60%
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-217
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Eagle
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49.07%
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922
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50.67%
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952
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0.27%
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5
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-1.60%
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-30
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Chaffee
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48.83%
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1,675
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50.47%
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1,731
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0.70%
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24
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-1.63%
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-56
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Routt
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48.79%
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1,869
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50.64%
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1,940
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0.57%
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22
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-1.85%
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-71
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Denver
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48.75%
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86,331
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50.82%
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90,001
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0.43%
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759
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-2.07%
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-3,670
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Gunnison
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46.30%
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1,221
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53.51%
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1,411
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0.19%
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5
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-7.21%
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-190
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Conejos
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46.18%
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1,740
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53.82%
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2,028
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0.00%
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0
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-7.64%
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-288
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San Miguel
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45.69%
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536
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53.71%
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630
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0.60%
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7
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-8.01%
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-94
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Lake
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42.08%
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1,236
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57.44%
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1,687
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0.48%
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14
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-15.36%
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-451
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Pueblo
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41.99%
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13,848
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57.72%
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19,039
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0.29%
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96
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-15.74%
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-5,191
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Huerfano
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39.05%
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2,119
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60.62%
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3,290
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0.33%
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18
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-21.58%
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-1,171
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Las Animas
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37.87%
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4,179
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61.63%
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6,800
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0.50%
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55
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-23.75%
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-2,621
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Costilla
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37.09%
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896
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62.71%
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1,515
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0.21%
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5
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-25.62%
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-619
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Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican
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