Republicans George Teal and Kevin Vanwinkle appear to be on track to win the two county commissioner races in Colorado's Douglas County.

Douglas County residents cast their votes at the polls Tuesday in the general election to decide several seats in the county commission, state legislature, and elect a new district attorney. Residents will also determine whether to approve a new structure of government for the Lawrence City Commission and approve a measure that would fund homelessness

Douglas County voters appear to favor a $490 million school bond that supporters say would fund more programs, upgrade existing facilities and build schools in newer neighborhoods.

Douglas County voters will choose at least one new face to join the Board of County Commissioners. There are three commissioner seats on the board.There is no race for District 1, which includes Parker and Lone Tree.

Election results will be available starting at 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. Starting at 8:00 p.m. on November 5, 2024, results for the election will be made available to the public, and updated again every two hours. You can obtain election results here.

Randy Agnew leads the race for the one, open seat on the Douglas County Commission with a decisive lead over his opponent, Paula Lamanna, with a lead of

The Douglas County Commission (DCC) is the governing body responsible for overseeing policies and procedures that affect the residents of Douglas County. Historically, the commission has been made up

Polls have closed in Warrick County as voters pick two new members for the county commission. Republican Stacey Franz is battling Democrat Tony Curtis for the District 3 seat, while former coroner Sarah Millis-Seaton faces off against Democrat John Mattingly.

FOX31 Morning News spoke to Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick about the voting process and election security.