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% Of Total Votes	Office	Summit Winner	Yr	Summit Votes	% of Sub	% Vs. Full Race
0.57%	Governor	Jared Polis	22	10,383	72.73%	+14.20%
0.56%	Secretary of State	Jena Griswold	22	9,342	67.42%	+12.32%
0.54%	Treasurer	Dave Young	22	8,639	65.09%	+11.42%
0.56%	Attorney General	Phil Weiser	22	9,295	67.04%	+12.34%
0.57%	President	Joe Biden	20	12,631	68.35%	+12.95%
0.57%	Senate Class II	John Hickenlooper	20	12,175	66.14%	+12.64%
0.57%	Senate Class III	Michael Bennet	22	9,710	68.17%	+12.29%
4.00%	CO - District 02	Joseph D. Neguse	22	9,788	70.14%	+0.16%
0.55%	At-Large	Kathy Plomer	22	8,552	63.68%	+10.25%
3.15%	District 2	Angelika Schroeder	18	8,847	67.14%	+3.45%
3.36%	District 2	Callie Marie Rennison	20	10,409	62.13%	+2.54%
30.56%	CO House 13	Julie McCluskie	22	9,789	70.58%	+14.55%
18.84%	CO Senate 08	Dylan Roberts	22	9,551	69.25%	+13.55%
0.56%	Amendment D - Judges to 23rd Judicial District	Yes	22	9,136	73.43%	+6.05%
0.57%	Amendment E - Homestead Exemption	Yes	22	12,018	87.93%	+0.00%
0.56%	Amendment F - Charitable Gaming	No	22	7,651	59.81%	+0.44%
0.56%	Proposition 121 - Income Tax Rate Reduction	Yes	22	8,399	61.72%	-3.52%
0.56%	Proposition 122 - Psychedelic Plants and Fungi	Yes	22	8,918	65.30%	+11.66%
0.57%	Proposition 123 - Income Tax for Housing	Yes	22	8,255	60.19%	+7.58%
0.57%	Proposition 124 - Liquor Store Licenses	No	22	9,140	66.92%	+4.60%
0.57%	Proposition 125 - Wine Sales	No	22	7,779	56.03%	+6.61%
0.57%	Proposition 126 - Alcohol Delivery	No	22	7,320	52.85%	+1.71%
0.57%	067: Fetal Personhood	No	14	9,038	79.64%	+14.77%
0.57%	105: Label Genetically Modified Food	No	14	6,150	53.54%	-11.93%
0.57%	Proposition FF - Income Tax for School Meals	Yes	22	8,427	60.72%	+3.98%
0.56%	Proposition GG - Income Tax Effects	Yes	22	9,873	74.38%	+2.45%
0.58%	Amendment 70	Yes	16	10,180	63.97%	+8.62%
0.58%	Amendment 72	Yes	16	9,751	61.10%	+14.16%
0.56%	Amendment 76	Yes	20	9,524	53.81%	-9.09%
0.56%	Amendment 77	Yes	20	11,130	65.14%	+4.60%
0.56%	Amendment B	Yes	20	10,270	60.15%	+2.63%
0.56%	Amendment C	Yes	20	10,270	60.15%	+2.63%
0.64%	Domestic Partnerships	Yes	06	6,687	67.55%	+19.89%
0.64%	Gay Marriage	No	06	6,202	62.26%	+17.28%
0.55%	Health Care	No	10	5,295	56.50%	+3.40%
0.60%	Legalize Marijuana	Yes	12	10,439	69.47%	+14.14%
0.57%	Proposition 108	Yes	16	9,317	62.14%	+8.87%
0.55%	Proposition 112 (Statutory)	Yes	18	8,385	60.96%	+16.07%
0.56%	Proposition 113	Yes	20	11,292	63.78%	+11.46%
0.56%	Proposition 114	Yes	20	9,593	54.42%	+3.50%
0.56%	Proposition 115	No	20	13,097	73.83%	+14.84%
0.56%	Proposition 116	Yes	20	9,327	52.60%	-5.25%
0.55%	Proposition 117	No	20	8,638	52.81%	+5.36%
0.56%	Proposition 118	Yes	20	10,607	60.60%	+2.85%
0.55%	Proposition 127 - Prohibit Trophy Hunting of Mountain Lions, Lynx, and Bobcats	No	24	9,999	60.67%	+5.83%
0.57%	Proposition EE	Yes	20	13,603	75.90%	+8.35%
0.57%	Proposition HH - Property Taxes	No	23	5,767	59.81%	+0.49%
0.56%	Proposition II - Surplus Tax Revenue	Yes	23	7,204	76.22%	+8.69%
0.57%	State Personnel System	Yes	12	7,593	59.22%	+2.87%
0.63%	Term Length	No	06	5,413	57.13%	+0.04%

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https://www.summitcountyco.gov/

Established

November 01, 1861

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Description

As its name implies, Summit County is full of big mountains, including the Ten Mile Range, which encompasses Breckenridge. Nearly 30,000 residents were recorded in the 2010 US Census and even more visit year round.

The county was one of the original seventeen Colorado counties as determined by the First Territorial Legislature on November 1, 1861. It’s centered around Lake Dillon, which gets use a lot in the summer season. Summit County is home to four world class ski resorts: A Basin, Breck, Keystone and Copper Mountain.