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Ballot counting continues as new leaders emerge

June 26, 2024 | Elbert County, Colorado



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Ballot counting continues as new leaders emerge
In a recent government meeting, officials provided an update on the ongoing ballot counting process following a primary and special vacancy election for Congressional District 4. As of the latest count, 8,662 mail-in ballots have been accepted, with nearly 100 in-person voters participating.

Officials expressed gratitude to the town of Elizabeth for hosting a voter service center, which was essential for facilitating the election. The meeting also celebrated the election results, announcing that Greg Lopez will fill the vacant congressional seat. Additionally, the results for commissioner races were highlighted, with Buck and McDaniel securing their respective positions in Districts 1 and 3, alongside Chris Richardson.

This election marks a significant moment for the community, reflecting active civic engagement and the successful collaboration between local authorities and residents.

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