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Dolores

County Government
	Assessor	Amber L. Blackmore	1	22	+35.99%
	Clerk and Recorder	Lana Hancock	1	22	+100.00%
	Coroner	Aaron Hankins	1	22	+100.00%
	Sheriff	Don Wilson	2	22	+29.36%
	Treasurer	Taylor L. Funk	1	22	+100.00%
County Commission
	Board of Commissioners District 1	Linda Yellowman	1	22	+5.65%
	Board of Commissioners District 2	Eric Stiasny	1	24	+21.81%
	Board of Commissioners District 3	Phyllis Davis	1	24	+38.17%
Town
	Dove Creek				635
	Rico				288
Unincorporated
	Cahone
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
	Denver, CO

Sub-Races
% Of Total Votes	Office	Dolores Winner	Yr	Dolores Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.05%	Governor	Heidi Ganahl	22	806	62.05%	+22.86%
0.05%	Secretary of State	Pam Anderson	22	881	69.04%	+26.96%
0.05%	Treasurer	Lang Sias	22	891	70.77%	+27.74%
0.05%	Attorney General	John Kellner	22	925	73.12%	+30.11%
0.04%	President	Donald J. Trump	24	1,076	75.83%	+32.69%
0.04%	Senate Class II	Cory Gardner	20	1,064	74.51%	+30.33%
0.05%	Senate Class III	Joe O'Dea	22	873	67.94%	+26.67%
0.35%	CO - District 03	Jeffrey Hurd	24	992	71.47%	+20.67%
0.05%	At-Large	Dan Maloit	22	899	73.21%	+30.16%
0.05%	Amendment D - Judges to 23rd Judicial District	No	22	565	50.27%	+17.65%
0.05%	Amendment E - Homestead Exemption	Yes	22	1,030	85.12%	-2.81%
0.05%	Amendment F - Charitable Gaming	No	22	788	68.23%	+8.86%
0.05%	Proposition 121 - Income Tax Rate Reduction	Yes	22	893	72.72%	+7.48%
0.05%	Proposition 122 - Psychedelic Plants and Fungi	No	22	705	58.02%	+11.66%
0.05%	Proposition 123 - Income Tax for Housing	No	22	753	62.75%	+15.36%
0.05%	Proposition 124 - Liquor Store Licenses	No	22	860	70.96%	+8.64%
0.05%	Proposition 125 - Wine Sales	No	22	674	54.71%	+5.29%
0.05%	Proposition 126 - Alcohol Delivery	No	22	752	61.54%	+10.40%
0.05%	067: Fetal Personhood	No	14	564	58.75%	-6.12%
0.05%	105: Label Genetically Modified Food	No	14	727	74.79%	+9.32%
0.05%	Proposition FF - Income Tax for School Meals	No	22	628	50.44%	+7.19%
0.05%	Proposition GG - Income Tax Effects	Yes	22	757	63.83%	-8.10%
0.04%	Amendment 70	No	16	709	57.92%	+13.28%
0.04%	Amendment 72	No	16	897	73.22%	+20.17%
0.04%	Amendment 76	Yes	20	1,147	81.29%	+18.39%
0.04%	Amendment 77	No	20	712	53.02%	+13.56%
0.05%	Amendment B	No	20	733	53.66%	+11.18%
0.05%	Amendment C	No	20	733	53.66%	+11.18%
0.04%	Amendment J - Remove Constitutional Same-Sex Marriage Ban Amendment	No	24	857	63.15%	+27.48%
0.06%	Domestic Partnerships	No	06	699	70.96%	+18.62%
0.06%	Gay Marriage	Yes	06	702	69.50%	+14.48%
0.06%	Health Care	Yes	10	483	50.84%	+3.94%
0.05%	Legalize Marijuana	No	12	651	54.84%	+10.17%
0.04%	Proposition 108	No	16	616	53.10%	+6.37%
0.05%	Proposition 112 (Statutory)	No	18	913	77.11%	+22.00%
0.04%	Proposition 113	No	20	1,005	71.18%	+23.50%
0.05%	Proposition 114	No	20	1,119	78.75%	+29.66%
0.04%	Proposition 115	Yes	20	826	59.25%	+18.24%
0.04%	Proposition 116	Yes	20	960	68.67%	+10.81%
0.04%	Proposition 117	Yes	20	751	56.30%	+3.75%
0.04%	Proposition 118	No	20	877	63.46%	+21.21%
0.04%	Proposition 127 - Prohibit Trophy Hunting of Mountain Lions, Lynx, and Bobcats	No	24	1,104	81.54%	+26.79%
0.04%	Proposition EE	No	20	822	58.30%	+25.85%
0.05%	Proposition HH - Property Taxes	No	23	547	63.46%	+4.14%
0.05%	Proposition II - Surplus Tax Revenue	Yes	23	451	51.72%	-15.81%
0.05%	State Personnel System	No	12	637	59.64%	+16.00%
0.06%	Term Length	No	06	501	52.02%	-5.06%

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Website

https://dolocnty.colorado.gov/

Established

February 19, 1881

Disbanded

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BrentinCO November 04, 2022 07:45pm

Description

Dolores County was created by the Colorado legislature on February 19, 1881, from the western portions of Ouray County, and was named for the Dolores River, which heads up in the county and passes through the county in the Dolores Canyon. The complete Spanish name was Rio de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores (River of our Lady of Sorrows), as reported by Father Silvestre Vélez de Escalante in 1776.
Originally set in Rico, the first county courthouse was a 23x48 foot two storage log cabin, but was replaced by a stone and brick courthouse completed in 1883. the county seat was moved to Dove Creek in 1946, and the current courthouse built in 1957.