2013 Local Elections Live
This is the Loveland Reporter-Herald live coverage of the 2013 Larimer County Elections. The public is invited to engage in discussion about the candidates and issues up for vote today.
TSD board member Bob Kerrigan looks at results at Mexican Inn #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYW0TKQIYAASUlm.jpg
Nov. 6, 2013
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Steady stream of last-minute voters at ballot drop-off station, Sixth and Cleveland. #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWkIteCYAAwNvE.jpg
Nov. 6, 2013
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Hallet and Fortune supporters enjoying appetizers as they await first City Council results. #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWthS7CMAA3NSL.jpg
Nov. 6, 2013
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Council candidates Irene Fortune and Joan Shaffer visit at La Casa as they wait for results. #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWvRlLCQAAP4lT.jpg
Nov. 6, 2013
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All eyes on the screen as Fortune and Hallet supporters wait for Larimer County to post. #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWxERmCUAEJZ6j.jpg
Nov. 6, 2013
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Ward 4 councilor looks at results at Mexican Inn #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWzJNOCYAA9Sp4.jpg
Nov. 6, 2013
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Nov. 6, 2013
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10 p.m. results (4 percent more in)
Loveland Mayor
Total Votes 17763
Cecil A. Gutierrez 9690 54.55%
Daryle Klassen 6497 36.58%
Alexi S. Grewal 1576 8.87%
Loveland - Ward 1
Total Votes 4631
Troy Krenning 2560 55.28%
Irene Fortune 2071 44.72%
Loveland - Ward 2
Total Votes 4486
Joan Shaffer 2395 53.39%
Carol Dowding 2091 46.61%
Loveland - Ward 3
Total Votes 2525
Hugh McKean 2525 100.00%
Loveland - Ward 4
Total Votes 4229
Dave Clark 2580 61.01%
David F. Hallet 1649 38.99% -
Thompson District A
Total Votes 25997
Donna Rice 11402 43.86%
Jeff Berg 10652 40.97%
Kathleen D. Hatanaka 3943 15.17%
Thompson District B
Total Votes 25718
Janice Marchman 12873 50.05%
Bryce Carlson 12845 49.95%
Thompson District E
Total Votes 25180
Lori Hvizda Ward 13256 52.64%
Rocci Bryan 11924 47.36%
Thompson District F
Total Votes 25231
Carl Langner 13134 52.06%
Gerald Lauer 12097 47.94% -
Amendment 66 (CONSTITUTIONAL)
Total Votes 84373
NO/AGAINST 53767 63.73%
YES/FOR 30606 36.27%
Proposition AA (STATUTORY)
Total Votes 83680
YES/FOR 56855 67.94%
NO/AGAINST 26825 32.06%
Larimer 1A
Total Votes 81324
YES 62142 76.41%
NO 19182 23.59%
Fort Collins 2A
Total Votes 36371
FOR 20136 55.36%
AGAINST 16235 44.64% -
We are closing this chat, but the forum will still be viewable from the beginning. Thanks for looking in and participating in the Larimer County Election Coverage by the Reporter-Herald!
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Video by photographer Jenny Sparks at a polling station at Sixth Street and Cleveland Avenue: www.tout.com
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Last minute decisions on who or what to vote for? Check out our stories for a few of the basics.
Read about the mayoral candidates here.
Read about the city council candidates. Search "city council" for other stories.
Read about the school board candidates.
Find out more about Amendment 66 here.
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Got scolded for taking pictures at the LPD, so this is the best I could get. #LovelandVote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWAS9GIEAAj-LM.jpg
by James Garcia via twitter 11/5/2013 11:17:12 PM -
Election Day 2013: needed tech help to get my computer working, sent reporter out on wallaby/kangaroo hunt. What's next? #lovelandvoteby Jackie Hutchins via twitter 11/5/2013 11:20:43 PM -
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by Jenny Sparks via twitter 11/6/2013 1:18:54 AM -
#LovelandVote : I will be covering the #FortCollins fracking prop AA tonight. Stay tuned to our live blog! bit.ly/HHOi7Tby Jessica Benes via twitter 11/6/2013 1:22:08 AM
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In LOVELAND COLORADO plz vote :
NO on Amendment 66
NO on Proposition AA
NO on Ballot Issue 1A
Alexi Grewal for Mayor (Cecil Gutierrez is arrogant at meetings-boot him out)
Hugh McKean listens to COGCC (Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission) YIKES, uh-oh oh-no..... but alas he is the only one on the ballot. This commission is quite good as serving up a **** sandwich to the public. Took me a long time to understand **** sandwich (many thanks to Cork Waddell's determination).. they sell you what you want to see, but inside its still yucky.. don't fall for it (everyone always does, that's why its called a **** sandwich- they get you to bite into it).
Donna Rice is the only one who has potential, and possibly quite a large potential.
Bryce Carlson has many shortcomings but he is not a common core nut.
Rocci Bryce is close to an epiphany- he does not support Common Core, does not blame parents for poverty, and has a grasp of strife in our community.
Carl Langner does not support Common Core and top-down mandates.
Let me remind readers:
it takes $7000 per child in public schools (this does not take into account financing the teachers pensions over the next 75 years for payout today)
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$600 per child if homeschooled; additionally and more importantly --> digital learning outcomes far exceed the classroom. That means your child will be smarter (MUCH SMARTER) if homeschooled with digital learning. And think of how much we will be saving the State. We could then have more sports, more arts, located throughout our communities, all outside of schooling. There is such a wonderful future for us if we will only leave our greed behind.
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Get out and VOTE LOVELAND!!! DAVID HALLET, CITY COUNCIL, WARD 4
(It will be an honor for this veteran to serve once again! David)
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Funny note out of Weld results: Two votes were cast for Longmont mayor because of how that city's limits run
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Larimer Clerk and Recorder says results from about 1/3 of ballots will be released at 7:40. #LovelandVoteby Alex Burness via twitter 11/6/2013 2:33:40 AM -
By the way, about 150 votes have been counted in Weld County for Thompson School District.
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Hallet and Fortune supporters enjoying appetizers as they await first City Council results. #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWthS7CMAA3NSL.jpg
by Craig Young via twitter 11/6/2013 2:34:47 AM -
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With 52,000 votes counted, Weld is 70-30 against Amendment 66, 64-36 in favor of Proposition AA.
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That Weld secession vote is losing, by a 58-42 margin, with 52,000 votes cast. I think it's early enough to call that one dead on arrival.
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It also appears the Johnstown/Milliken recreation center will lose again by a pretty wide margin.
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Numbers reported in DougCo school board races appear to be ~80% of votes prior to 3pm today. Late vote is a wild card #copolitics #covoteby Kyle Clark via twitter 11/6/2013 2:38:36 AM -
Have the first statewide numbers I've seen. Amendment 66 is getting crushed, 65 percent to 35 percent, with more than 500,000 votes counted. Proposition AA is winning by the same margin.
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Those state totals don't include Weld, either. Amendment 66 is done for.
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Council candidates Irene Fortune and Joan Shaffer visit at La Casa as they wait for results. #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWvRlLCQAAP4lT.jpg
by Craig Young via twitter 11/6/2013 2:42:27 AM -
Sports guys are bummed about the secession vote: They were hoping to drop the road trips to schools in Weld County.
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Another 100,000 votes counted at the state level: No change. Amendment 66, losing 65-35, Prop AA winning, 65-35.
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Those poor numbers for 66 don't include Weld or Larimer but do include partial results from Denver Boulder and Mesa counties. As I said earlier: crushed.
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All eyes on the screen as Fortune and Hallet supporters wait for Larimer County to post. #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWxERmCUAEJZ6j.jpg
by Craig Young via twitter 11/6/2013 2:50:17 AM -
To be clear, Amendment 66 is getting crushed. The post is not about me, personally.
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Angela Myers says election results should be posted within 10 minutes in Larimer County #lovelandvoteby Jackie Hutchins via twitter 11/6/2013 2:52:51 AM
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Angela Myers says Larimer County election results should be posted within 10 minutes @ larimer.org #lovelandvoteby Reporter-Herald via twitter 11/6/2013 2:53:34 AM -
Not at all surprised that Larimer County looks like the last county to post results. #copolitics #lovelandvoteby Alex Burness via twitter 11/6/2013 2:53:35 AM
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1st results in Gutierrez is leading in #lovelandvote mayor race.by Jackie Hutchins via twitter 11/6/2013 2:56:53 AM
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I'm really surprised at the wide split on the Weld secession question. For giggles, I went out to see what Phillips County has for its secession vote. Cue the sad trombone: Their results aren't available online.
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Krenning, Shaffer and Clark leading in #Lovelandvote council races in early results.by Jackie Hutchins via twitter 11/6/2013 2:57:38 AM
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The Marchman-Carlson race in Thompson School District is oh so close 11855-11700 in Larimer part of district. #Lovelandvoteby Jackie Hutchins via twitter 11/6/2013 2:58:43 AM
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With 34% reported, Hvizda Ward up 6 on Bryan. Marchman/Carlson deadlocked, Rice and Langner both up about 2.5 #lovelandvote #tsdr2jby Alex Burness via twitter 11/6/2013 2:58:49 AM
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Ward 4 councilor looks at results at Mexican Inn #lovelandvote http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYWzJNOCYAA9Sp4.jpg
by Jessica Maher via twitter 11/6/2013 2:59:21 AM -
Rice, Ward, Langer leading in other Thompson school board races. #Lovelandvoteby Jackie Hutchins via twitter 11/6/2013 2:59:22 AM
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Larimer County voters also rejecting #Amendment66 in early results. 64-36 % #Lovelandvoteby Jackie Hutchins via twitter 11/6/2013 3:00:32 AM
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