Parker Town Council – Meet the new Town Council Winners!

New Parker Town Council Members.

Congratulations to the new members of the Parker Town Council!

Cheryl Poage, Jeff Toborg & Renee Williams

Here are the numbers for last nights historic race in Douglas County with the most ballots ever cast. The Town Council Race by the Numbers

1. Cheryl Poage – 6,853 ♦
2. Jeff Toborg – 6,073 ♦
3. Renee Williams – 5,805 ♦
4. Todd Hendreks – 5,495
5.  Danielle Ozaluk – 4,800
6. Terry Dodd – 4,773
7. Elissa Flaumenhaft – 4,367
8. Stephen Curtis – 3,841
9. Michelle Rene Kelly – 3,373
10. Robert Mark Ihrig – 2,365

Douglas County School Election Results

Douglas County announced a historic midterm election turnout as of 8:20 p.m last night., the county had received approximately 30,000 ballots and crews were still collecting more from drop-off sites throughout the county. The total number of voted ballots exceeded 160,000 which is very close to the 2016 Presidential election numbers. The previous midterm record was 134,000. The number of active registered voters in Douglas County was 229,426 as of Nov. 1. Though the state of Colorado was part of the Blue Wave Tsunami, Douglas County remained very Red.

Douglas County School District

5A & 5B is currently winning by a narrow margin, great news for our teachers and kids in Parker but all the votes still haven’t been counted according to 9News this morning.

Douglas County School District RE-1 Ballot Issue 5A

Yes/For – 78,146
No/Against – 69,630
147,776

Douglas County School District RE-1 Ballot Issue 5B

Yes/For – 76,010
No/Against – 71,680
147,690

Douglas County Commissioner

REP Abe Laydon – 86,628
DEM Mary Lynch – 56,361
142,989

Douglas County Clerk and Recorder

REP Merlin Klotz – 85,918
DEM Carol Johnson – 56,589
142,507

Douglas County Treasurer

REP Dave Gill – 86,211
DEM Angie Hicks – 56,414
142,625

Douglas County Assessor

REP Lisa Frizell – 90,271
DEM Shenika Carter – 51,676
141,947

Douglas County Sheriff

REP Tony Spurlock 114,187 (Unopposed)
114,187

Douglas County Surveyor

REP Robert D. Snodgrass – 111,369 (Unopposed)
111,369

Douglas County Coroner

REP Jill E. Romann – 89,212
DEM Sydney Ludwick – 51,114
140,326

Town of Castle Rock Councilmember

Kathy Redmond – 1,353
Kevin Bracken – 1,585
Tanya R. Relyea – 604
3,542

Town of Castle Rock Councilmember

Max Brooks – 975
Caryn Johnson – 1,447
Wayne Harlos2 – 787
3,209

Town of Castle Rock Mayor

Jason E. Gray – 9,094
Randy A. Reed – 9,170
Charles Fletcher III 0 4,114
22,378

Town Council Candidate	Email Address	Biography Link
Elissa Flaumenhaft	Email	Biography
Jeff Toborg	Email	Biography
Stephen Curtis	Email	Biography Not Submitted
Robert Mark Ihrig	Email	Biography
Renee Williams	Email	Biography * Incumbent
Terry Dodd	Email	Biography
Todd Hendreks	Email	Biography
Michelle Rene Kelly	Email	Biography
Danielle Ozaluk	Email	Biography
Cheryl Poage	Email	Biography

Did you know that Colorado Elections is an all-mail ballot state?
You will receive your ballot in the mail and vote at your convenience. You may return your voted ballot by mail or save on postage and avoid lines on Election Day by using one of our convenient Ballot Drop-off Locations throughout Douglas County — long before Election Day.

Are you ready to vote?

Avoid lines on Election Day by following this simple Election-Ready Checklist:

• Register to Vote
  You can verify your registration information at GoVoteColorado.com. If you make an update to your registration, allow two to nine business days for mail ballot delivery. 

• Check your voter registration
  Ensure your voter registration is accurate. If changes are needed, visit GoVoteColorado.com.

• Watch for your ballot in the mail
  Ballots for the November 6, 2018 General Election will be in the mail beginning October 15. If you have not received your ballot by October 22, please contact the Douglas County Elections Office at 303-660-7444 or visit a  Voter Service and Polling Center.

• Vote Your Ballot
  Vote your ballot. Place your voted ballot in your official return envelope. Note: Do not use another household member’s envelope to return your ballot.

• Mail or Drop Off your Voted Ballot
  Mail your ballot with adequate postage and allow two to nine business days for delivery to our office. Or, save on postage and return your ballot by visiting one of the convenient Ballot Drop-off Locations within Douglas County.

• Know the Ballot Deadline
  Ballots must be received no later than 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 6. Postmarks do not count.

For additional information or Frequently Asked Questions, check out Douglas County Election FAQs or visit the Colorado Secretary of State website.

Town Council Election Results 2016

The regular election for the Town Council was held on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016 and nothing changed. The mayor remains in office as well as the 3 town council members.

The 2016 Results for Town Council & Mayor of Parker 2016