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  Teller
County Government
  Assessor  Carol Kittelson 1 22 +100.00%
  Clerk and Recorder  Stephanie Kees 1 22 +100.00%
  Coroner  Stephen W. Tomsky 1 22 +100.00%
  Sheriff  Jason Mikesell 2 22 +100.00%
  Surveyor  Eric R. Simonson 1 22 +100.00%
  Treasurer  Krystal Brown 0 24 S +100.00%
County Commission
  Board of Commissioners District 1  Daniel Williams 2 24 +100.00%
  Board of Commissioners District 2  Robert "Bob" Campbell 3 22 +39.21%
  Board of Commissioners District 3  Erik Stone 2 24 +100.00%
City
 Cripple Creek    1,155
 Victor    379
 Woodland Park    7,920
Town
 Green Mountain Falls    646
Census Designated Place
 Divide    143
 Florissant    128
 Goldfield    63
 Midland    182
Attached Containers
Marketing Area
 Colorado Springs-Pueblo, CO     

Sub-Races
% Of Total VotesOfficeTeller WinnerYrTeller Votes% of Sub% Vs. Full Race
0.54% Governor   Heidi Ganahl 22 8,430 62.21% +23.03%
0.54% Secretary of State   Pam Anderson 22 8,642 64.06% +21.98%
0.55% Treasurer   Lang Sias 22 8,810 66.00% +22.97%
0.54% Attorney General   John Kellner 22 8,866 66.14% +23.13%
0.51% President   Donald J. Trump 24 10,856 66.45% +23.30%
0.52% Senate Class II   Cory Gardner 20 11,307 67.44% +23.27%
0.54% Senate Class III   Joe O'Dea 22 8,602 63.45% +22.19%
3.67% CO - District 07   Sergei Matveyuk 24 10,383 66.48% +25.33%
0.55% At-Large   Dan Maloit 22 8,822 66.39% +23.34%
14.51% CO Senate 04   Mark Baisley 22 9,196 69.34% +8.50%
0.55% Amendment D - Judges to 23rd Judicial District   Yes 22 7,190 58.27% -9.11%
0.55% Amendment E - Homestead Exemption   Yes 22 11,689 88.71% +0.78%
0.55% Amendment F - Charitable Gaming   No 22 8,459 66.89% +7.52%
0.54% Proposition 121 - Income Tax Rate Reduction   Yes 22 10,311 78.20% +12.96%
0.54% Proposition 122 - Psychedelic Plants and Fungi   No 22 7,494 57.13% +10.77%
0.54% Proposition 123 - Income Tax for Housing   No 22 8,126 62.28% +14.88%
0.54% Proposition 124 - Liquor Store Licenses   No 22 8,295 63.96% +1.64%
0.54% Proposition 125 - Wine Sales   Yes 22 6,929 52.72% +2.14%
0.54% Proposition 126 - Alcohol Delivery   No 22 7,456 56.66% +5.52%
0.56% 067: Fetal Personhood   No 14 5,866 52.70% -12.17%
0.56% 105: Label Genetically Modified Food   No 14 7,065 62.99% -2.48%
0.54% Proposition FF - Income Tax for School Meals   No 22 7,495 56.48% +13.23%
0.55% Proposition GG - Income Tax Effects   Yes 22 9,055 70.04% -1.89%
0.52% Amendment 70   No 16 8,247 58.12% +13.47%
0.52% Amendment 72   No 16 9,423 65.98% +12.93%
0.52% Amendment 76   Yes 20 13,147 79.45% +16.56%
0.53% Amendment 77   Yes 20 9,051 55.97% -4.57%
0.53% Amendment B   No 20 8,115 50.56% +8.09%
0.53% Amendment C   No 20 8,115 50.56% +8.09%
0.52% Amendment J - Remove Constitutional Same-Sex Marriage Ban Amendment   No 24 8,802 55.20% +19.53%
0.56% Domestic Partnerships   No 06 5,508 63.64% +11.29%
0.56% Gay Marriage   Yes 06 5,648 64.93% +9.91%
0.56% Health Care   Yes 10 5,884 62.11% +15.21%
0.53% Legalize Marijuana   Yes 12 6,814 51.77% -3.56%
0.52% Proposition 108   Yes 16 6,972 50.82% -2.44%
0.50% Proposition 112 (Statutory)   No 18 7,859 62.84% +7.72%
0.53% Proposition 113   No 20 11,177 67.60% +19.92%
0.53% Proposition 114   No 20 9,592 58.26% +9.18%
0.52% Proposition 115   Yes 20 9,733 59.21% +18.20%
0.52% Proposition 116   Yes 20 11,845 71.82% +13.96%
0.53% Proposition 117   Yes 20 10,500 66.51% +13.96%
0.52% Proposition 118   No 20 9,463 57.86% +15.61%
0.52% Proposition 127 - Prohibit Trophy Hunting of Mountain Lions, Lynx, and Bobcats   No 24 10,519 66.60% +11.85%
0.52% Proposition EE   Yes 20 9,372 56.68% -10.88%
0.67% Proposition HH - Property Taxes   No 23 7,712 68.30% +8.98%
0.68% Proposition II - Surplus Tax Revenue   Yes 23 6,309 55.85% -11.68%
0.54% State Personnel System   No 12 6,077 50.10% +6.46%
0.56% Term Length   No 06 4,321 50.93% -6.16%

County DETAILS
Parents > United States > Colorado > CO Counties  
Websitehttp://www.co.teller.co.us/
Established March 23, 1899
Disbanded Still Active
ContributorRP
Last ModifiedBrentinCO May 23, 2021 02:22pm
Description Teller County was created in 1899, sectioned from the western slope of Pikes Peak, and named in honor of United States Senator Henry M. Teller. It is included in the Colorado Springs Metropolitan Statistical Area.

The county’s population was 23,350 as of 2010. The county seat is former gold mining camp, Cripple Creek, and Woodland Park is the most populous city. Mueller State Park is full of rolling forests and spectacular hikes.
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