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% Of Total Votes	Office	Conejos Winner	Yr	Conejos Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.14%	Governor	Heidi Ganahl	22	1,702	49.33%	+10.15%
0.14%	Secretary of State	Pam Anderson	22	1,726	50.88%	+8.80%
0.14%	Treasurer	Lang Sias	22	1,727	51.09%	+8.07%
0.14%	Attorney General	John Kellner	22	1,735	51.47%	+8.45%
17.83%	District Attorney - 12th District	Anne E. Kelly	22	2,041	61.24%	+1.01%
0.13%	President	Donald J. Trump	20	2,286	52.76%	+10.86%
0.13%	Senate Class II	Cory Gardner	20	2,243	52.54%	+8.36%
0.14%	Senate Class III	Joe O'Dea	22	1,704	49.43%	+8.17%
1.03%	CO - District 03	Lauren Boebert	22	1,790	52.93%	+2.87%
0.14%	At-Large	Dan Maloit	22	1,757	52.59%	+9.55%
10.75%	CO House 62	Carol Riggenbach	22	1,786	53.41%	+9.02%
0.14%	Amendment D - Judges to 23rd Judicial District	Yes	22	1,631	53.25%	-14.14%
0.13%	Amendment E - Homestead Exemption	Yes	22	2,655	83.15%	-4.78%
0.14%	Amendment F - Charitable Gaming	No	22	2,145	69.13%	+9.76%
0.13%	Proposition 121 - Income Tax Rate Reduction	Yes	22	2,364	75.55%	+10.31%
0.13%	Proposition 122 - Psychedelic Plants and Fungi	No	22	1,969	61.44%	+15.07%
0.13%	Proposition 123 - Income Tax for Housing	No	22	1,773	54.69%	+7.30%
0.13%	Proposition 124 - Liquor Store Licenses	No	22	2,281	70.77%	+8.46%
0.13%	Proposition 125 - Wine Sales	No	22	2,060	63.35%	+13.93%
0.13%	Proposition 126 - Alcohol Delivery	No	22	2,191	67.83%	+16.70%
0.17%	067: Fetal Personhood	Yes	14	1,740	51.51%	+16.38%
0.17%	105: Label Genetically Modified Food	No	14	2,540	74.12%	+8.65%
0.13%	Proposition FF - Income Tax for School Meals	Yes	22	1,652	50.67%	-6.07%
0.13%	Proposition GG - Income Tax Effects	Yes	22	1,959	63.42%	-8.51%
0.14%	Amendment 70	Yes	16	1,982	50.19%	-5.17%
0.15%	Amendment 72	No	16	2,650	66.30%	+13.24%
0.13%	Amendment 76	Yes	20	3,242	78.92%	+16.02%
0.13%	Amendment 77	Yes	20	2,082	51.10%	-9.44%
0.13%	Amendment B	Yes	20	2,337	57.29%	-0.23%
0.13%	Amendment C	Yes	20	2,337	57.29%	-0.23%
0.19%	Domestic Partnerships	No	06	2,219	74.87%	+22.52%
0.20%	Gay Marriage	Yes	06	2,292	74.32%	+19.30%
0.17%	Health Care	Yes	10	1,472	50.64%	+3.74%
0.16%	Legalize Marijuana	No	12	2,184	54.72%	+10.05%
0.15%	Proposition 108	No	16	2,407	63.09%	+16.36%
0.14%	Proposition 112 (Statutory)	No	18	2,210	64.26%	+9.15%
0.13%	Proposition 113	No	20	2,379	58.24%	+10.56%
0.13%	Proposition 114	No	20	3,079	74.32%	+25.23%
0.13%	Proposition 115	Yes	20	2,498	59.70%	+18.69%
0.13%	Proposition 116	Yes	20	2,875	68.60%	+10.74%
0.13%	Proposition 117	Yes	20	2,198	54.74%	+2.19%
0.13%	Proposition 118	Yes	20	2,125	50.87%	-6.87%
0.13%	Proposition 127 - Prohibit Trophy Hunting of Mountain Lions, Lynx, and Bobcats	No	24	2,978	75.20%	+20.36%
0.13%	Proposition EE	Yes	20	2,390	57.26%	-10.30%
0.13%	Proposition HH - Property Taxes	No	23	1,336	60.75%	+1.44%
0.13%	Proposition II - Surplus Tax Revenue	Yes	23	1,277	58.98%	-8.54%
0.16%	State Personnel System	No	12	1,975	53.81%	+10.17%
0.20%	Term Length	No	06	1,682	56.35%	-0.74%

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Guadalupe County (Nov 1 - Nov 7, 1861)

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November 07, 1861

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What is now Conejos County was settled by a group of Spanish settlers from the Abiquiu, NM area who were looking for rich farm land and good grazing land for their animals. They were pleased to find the valley full of green pastures for their stock and flowing rivers to help with the irrigation of the their land. Many people settled in Ortiz and San Miguel, which is across the river in New Mexico. Others built their homes in Conejos, San Rafael, San Antonio and Lobatos. The people of Conejos County more colsely associate themselves with the beautiful culture of New Mexico, as this is the region where their ancestors lived for well over two hundred years.