Your vote countsThis week’s final Secretary of State ballot report shows the Republican share of the total vote up once again.  Republicans cut into the Democrats’ share of the total ballots submitted every day this week.

Yesterday’s results showed Democrats with 224,914 votes, which accounted for 39.3% of total ballots returned.  Today their share of the total ballots returned has slipped to 38.6%, while Republicans saw an uptick in their portion of the returns, moving from 34.2% to 34.7%.  Today’s report also shows more Republican ballots cast (45,668) in the past day than Democrat ballots returned (44,152).

As of today’s report, 697,414 ballots have been turned in.  For some context around that number, in the 2012 election, there were 2,569,516 presidential votes cast in Colorado.  This morning’s ballot chase break down is below:

Republican ballots returned: 241,750
Democrat ballots returned: 269,066
Unaffiliated ballots returned: 177,225
Other party ballots returned: 9,373

A few key counties are below.  Totals may not equal because third party ballots are excluded.

Adams
Democrat: 18,783
Republican: 12,460
Unaffiliated: 11,146
Total: 42,960

Arapahoe
Democrat: 31,196
Republican: 26,200
Unaffiliated: 19,338
Total: 77,720

Denver
Democrat: 46,627
Republican: 11,684
Unaffiliated: 18,214
Total: 77,603

Douglas
Democrat: 12,199
Republican: 21,820
Unaffiliated: 18,214
Total: 46,125

El Paso
Democrat: 21,928
Republican: 38,155
Unaffiliated: 20,672
Total: 82,195

Jefferson
Democrat: 33,639
Republican: 28,952
Unaffiliated: 24,724
Total: 88,361

Larimer
Democrat: 16,323
Republican: 15,566
Unaffiliated: 12,774
Total: 45,284

Weld
Democrat: 8,685
Republican: 13,198
Unaffiliated: 7,771
Total: 30,053