How Did Castle Pines North Vote on Referenda C & D

Referendum C
Precinct	YES	Percentage	NO	Percentage
59	209	48%	223	52%
60	439	52%	408	48%
61	149	55%	124	45%
63	387	58%	278	42%
64	225	58%	165	42%
65	118	61%	76	39%
Totals	1527	55%	1274	45%

Referendum D
Precinct	YES	Percentage	NO	Percentage
59	202	47%	230	53%
60	427	51%	417	49%
61	134	49%	139	51%
63	367	55%	297	45%
64	215	55%	175	45%
65	115	59%	79	41%
Totals	1460	52%	1337	48%

Note: Precinct 61 also includes portions of Oak Hills and Surrey Ridge, and Precincts 63 and 65 also include a small portion of Castle Pines Village.

How Did Castle Pines North Vote on Referenda C & D in the 2005 Election?

Results have long been in on Colorado’s November 1^st election for Referenda C and D. State-wide Referendum C passed, but D failed. In Douglas County both referenda failed. Where do the citizens of Castle Pines North sit in regards with these referenda in the 2005 election? CPN voted with a stronger percentage of “yes” votes on both issues than the State of Colorado.

With a total of 2,801 votes cast 55% of the citizens from CPN voted “yes” on Referendum C and with a total of 2,797 votes cast 52% of CPN citizens voted “yes’ on Referendum D. (See the map and table located to the right to find out how each precinct voted in CPN.) In comparison, state-wide 52% of Coloradans voted “yes” on Referendum C, and Referendum D narrowly failed at the polls with only 49% of citizens voting yes.

What do these Results Mean?

Throughout the coming year there will be considerable media attention as the state works on the budget and determines the specific allocation of the funds authorized from Referendum C for education, healthcare and roads.

Referendum D would have allowed the state to issue 2.1 billion in multi-year bonds to fund various projects if it had passed in the 2005 election. Since Referendum D failed in the state-wide vote, the projects that were earmarked to receive funds will now be completed as funds are available. The state will determine the priority in which these projects are funded.

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Referenda C and D click here