<div><p>The Weld County elections on Nov. 3 include many candidates seeking seats on the County Commission, the County Council, Colorado House District 48, the U.S. Congress’ 4th and 8th Congressional Districts, and Weld County Sheriff.</p><p>Voters also weighed in on the Front Range Passenger Rail District, a Front Range ballot.</p><h2>State Representatives House 48</h2><p>Colorado State Representative Carlos Barron is running for re-election in a closely watched race. As of 7:55 a.m., Barron led 7,498 votes to Democrat Dez Packard’s 4,710.</p><h2>State Representative District 19 </h2><p>Incumbent Colorado State Representative Dan Woog, a Republican, trails Democrat Jillaire McMillan. McMillan claims 14,640 to Woog’s 12499 votes to lead as of 7:55 a.m.</p><h2>Weld County Commissioners</h2><p>In the race for the open Weld County Commission at Large seat, Republican Steve Reams leads unaffiliated Stacy Graham, 61,642 to 46,828. Reams and Graham are running for Kevin Ross’s seat, who is not running for re-election.</p><p>In the race for the Weld County Commission District 2 seat, Republican Scott James claimed 27,758 votes as of 7:55 a.m. James has no challenger.</p><h2>Weld County Council race</h2><p>Nonpartisan candidate Elijah Hatch, the sole candidate running for the Weld County Council District 3 seat, had 14,378 as of 7:55 a.m.</p><p>Nonpartisan Ty Kissler claimed 41,645 votes in the race for Weld County Council’s at-large seat. His challenger, nonpartisan Nancy Teksten, received 36,983 votes.</p><h2>Weld County Sheriff </h2><p>In the race for Weld County Sheriff, Republican Matthew Turner claimed 62,732 to lead Unaffiliated challenger Fabian Rodriguez, who had 43,307 as of 7:55 a.m.</p><p><i>If you enjoy our coverage specific to Fort Lupton, please subscribe to the Fort Report, a free weekly newsletter sent to your email every Tuesday morning.</i> <i>https://fort-lupton.beehiiv.com/</i></p></div>

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The Weld County elections on Nov. 3 include many candidates seeking seats on the County Commission, the County Council, Colorado House District 48, the U.S. Congress’ 4th and 8th Congressional Districts, and Weld County Sheriff. Voters also weighed in on the Front Range Passenger Rail District, a Front Range...

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The Weld County elections on Nov. 3 include many candidates seeking seats on the County Commission, the County Council, Colorado House District 48, the U.S

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