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Antonito Daily Digest Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Ty's Take

Primary elections come and go in counties like ours, and most folks don't think much about the preliminary results until the general rolls around in the fall. But these numbers matter now because they tell us who's got momentum heading into the real fight, and in a place this size, word travels fast once people know which way the wind is blowing. The candidates who came up short today are already figuring out their next move, and the ones who came out ahead know they can't coast. Around here, where everybody knows who your cousins voted for and why, these preliminary results are less about prediction and more about taking the temperature of the county right now. Come November, we'll see who was actually paying attention.

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Conejos County Citizen

2026 PRELIMINARY RESULTS CONEJOS COUNTY PRIMARY - Unofficial

Conejos County voters cast ballots in the 2026 primary election, with unofficial results showing Democratic incumbent John Hickenlooper leading the U.S. Senate race with 61.02 percent of the vote over challenger Julie Gonzales. In multiple other races across state and county offices, candidates won...

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