More than 6,000 ballots have been counted so far for the 2021 election, with property tax questions, term limits and school board candidates on the ballot across the county. These are the unofficial results as of late Tuesday night with about 90 ballots left to count, according to the county clerk.

Countywide issues

Ballot Issue 1A — Grand County EMS 1.75 mill levy increase for operational and capital needs

• Yes/For — 51.4% (2,729)

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• No/Against — 48.6% (2,582)

Grand County Ballot Question 1B — Three term limit for the county clerk and recorder

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• Yes/For — 62.6% (3,273)

• No/Against — 37.4% (1,958)

Grand County Ballot Question 1C — Three term limit for the county treasurer

• Yes/For — 65.6% (3,418)

• No/Against — 34.4% (1,793)

Grand County Ballot Question 1D — Three term limit for the county assessor

• Yes/For — 67% (3,481)

• No/Against — 33% (1,715)

Grand County Ballot Question 1E — Three term limit for the county sheriff

• Yes/For — 61.7% (3,188)

• No/Against — 38.3% (1,977)

Grand County Ballot Question 1F — Three term limit for the county surveyor

• Yes/For — 59.5% (3,088)

• No/Against — 40.5% (2,101)

Grand County Ballot Question 1G — Three term limit for the county coroner

• Yes/For — 47.5% (2,453)

• No/Against — 52.5% (2,714)

East Grand School District

Director District 2

• Chris Raines — 100% (2,606)

Director District 3

• Ed Raegner — 68.2% (2,228)

• Deborah Relyea — 31.8% (1,040)

Ballot Issue 4A — $85 million bond measure for facility upgrades

• Yes/For — 54.1% (2,356)

• No/Against — 45.9% (1,998)

West Grand School District

Board of education — Top five will serve

• Shawn Lechman — 15.2% (589)

• Mitch Lockhart — 14.4% (559)

• H. Lee Bruchez — 14.1% (549)

• Bryan Klotz — 13.4% (520)

• Brad Probst — 12.2% (475)

• Jackie Roppel — 10.2% (395)

• Gordon Stuart Heller — 9.7% (377)

• Wes Howell — 6.7% (261)

• Ralph Graves — 4.1% (158)

Ballot Issue 5A — Raise taxes by 4.5 mills for teacher pay and facility upgrades

• Yes/For — 50.4% (515)

• No/Against — 49.6% (506)

Grand Fire Protection District

Ballot Issue 6A — Bringing total mill levies to 10 for equipment upgrades, personnel costs and fire prevention

• Yes/For — 65.2% (1,480)

• No/Against — 34.8% (789)

Statewide measures

Here’s how Grand County voted on the three statewide measures, along with the unofficial state results.

Amendment 78 — Give lawmakers more oversight of state spending. Requires 55% approval to pass because it adds to the Colorado Constitution.

• Yes/For — 43.3% (Statewide, 43.5%)

• No/Against — 56.7% (Statewide, 56.5%)

Proposition 119 — Increase taxes on retail marijuana by 5% to fund out-of-school learning opportunities for children.

• Yes/For — 49% (Statewide, 45.5%)

• No/Against — 51% (Statewide, 54.5%)

Proposition 120 — Reduce the residential property tax assessment rate from 7.15% to 6.5% and other property tax assessment rates from 29% to 26.4%

• Yes/For — 42% (Statewide, 43.1%)

• No/Against — 58% (Statewide, 56.9%)