Complete Grand County election results
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The tallies are in and Grand County has made its choices know to the world. These unofficial elections results will be finalized in 14 days after all overseas ballots have been counted, but the election is as good as over.
Read the complete results here:
School board races
East Grand School District (4-year terms):
- District 1: Thomas Schnellinger (unopposed) – 2,813
- District 2: Christopher Raines (unopposed) – 2,526
- District 3: Karissa Gagnon – 2,337, Christian Hornbaker – 1,520
- District 6: David Hickam (unopposed) – 2,544
West Grand School District (Four seats, 4-year terms):
- Harold Lee Bruchez – 619
- Fletcher Flanigan – 528
- Grover Pryor – 528
- Bryan Klotz – 493
- Katy Hanson – 443
- Scott Equisbel – 432
West Grand School District Board of Education (One seat, 2-year term):
- Taedra Hickam – 356
- Sheena Darland – 464
Statewide ballot measures
- Proposition LL: Would allow Colorado to retain excess tax revenue from high-income earners to fund the Healthy School Meals for All program.
Yes – 911,652 (Grand County – 3,455)
No – 498,998 (Grand County – 2,157)
- Proposition MM: Proposes reducing tax deductions for individuals earning over $300,000 to increase funding for school meals and other food assistance programs.
Yes – 821,482 (Grand County – 3,111)
No – 594,034 (Grand County – 2,504)
Local ballot measures
Ballot Issue 2A (Hot Sulphur Springs): Proposes a $100,000 annual tax increase to fund town construction projects.
Yes – 63
No – 195
Ballot Question 2B (Hot Sulphur Springs): Asks whether the town can publish ordinances by title only, reducing publication costs while maintaining public access online.
Yes – 91
No – 165
Ballot Issue 2C (Winter Park): Would allow the town to retain and spend surplus revenue on municipal services like parks, roads, and public safety.
Yes – 172
No – 193
Ballot Question 2D (Winter Park): Proposes removing outdated references to a “use tax” from the town’s administration code.
Yes – 298
No – 57
Ballot Issue 6A (Grand Lake Fire Protection District): Seeks to raise the property tax rate from 11.63 mills to 13 mills to support staffing, equipment, and emergency services.
Yes – 864
No – 715
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The first pair of Election Day ballot runners in Hot Sulphur Springs on Nov. 4, 2025. They picked up ballots from Granby. By law, they must be in different parties. In this case, one is a Republican and the other in unaffiliated.
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Election runners and the county clerk move ballots to be counted in Hot Sulphur Springs on Nov. 4.
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Hot Sulphur Springs voters can place their votes at the Grand County Government building in Hot Sulphur Springs. Photo taken on Nov. 4, 2025.
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Hot Sulphur Springs voters can place their votes at the Grand County Government building in Hot Sulphur Springs. Photo taken on Nov. 4, 2025.
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A drop box in front of the Grand Park Community Recreation Center in Fraser on Nov. 4, 2025.
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A new drop box polling location was added at Winter Park Town Hall this year. Taken on Nov. 4, 2025.
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