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Source: Clear Creek Courant

Clear Creek County election results Nov. 3Clear Creek County is publishing early results. We will update this page as the results are updated.Unofficial Results, published at 7:36 p.m.Clear Creek County Commissioner - District 1 Updated 12:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4Candidates for George Marlin’s District 1 commissioner seat, as he is term-limited through 2026.Chris Gould (D) Leading, 69.7% 2,649votesChristopher Hardman (Lib), 30.3% 1,149votes3,798 votes counted · precincts with results: 15 of 15 · Clear Creek County Clerk & RecorderRace for Clear Creek County Clerk and Recorder Updated 12:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4Clear Creek County Clerk and RecorderLisa Manifold Dem49.7%2,253votesUrsula 'Uchi' Cruzalegui Unaffil. Leading50.3%2,282votes4,535 votes counted · precincts with results: all · Clear Creek County Clerk & RecorderClear Creek County Clerk & RecorderClear Creek School District No.

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