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How the Western Slope voted in Colorado’s primary elections for governor
Summary by Aspen News Editorial Desk · As published by Steamboat Pilot
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Voter turnout surged in Colorado's primary elections for governor. The distribution of votes revealed a divide between urban and rural areas.
Votes were concentrated in two main areas: the Front Range corridor and smaller communities in western and eastern parts of the state.
Further details on the primary elections, including how the Western Slope voted, are available from the Aspen Times.