[BigEdLB]

Statewide (TOTAL: 1,463,766):
D: 469,900 (32.1%)
R: 590,653 (40.3%)
U: 403,213 (27.6%)
Below are the ballot returns for Jefferson and Arapahoe Counties – two of the most watched counties in the country. We also added Denver and its counterpart El Paso County.
Jefferson County (Total: 196,884)
D: 62,520 (31.8%)
R: 75,166 (38.2%)X
U: 59,198 (30.1%)
Arapahoe County (Total: 156,225)
D: 52,167 (33.4%)
R: 62,358 (40.0%)X
U: 38,868 (24.9%)
Denver County (Total: 144,082)
D: 76,947 (53.4%)X
R: 28,536 (19.8%)
U: 38,599 (26.8%)
El Paso County (Total: 176,395)
D: 36,478 (20.7%)
R: 93,215 (52.8%)X
U: 46,702 (26.5%)

CBS is being intentionally unclear, whistling in the dark like the NY Slimes did. D's only ahead in Denver, and Boulder as far as I have heard.

[traderrob6]

“Below are the ballot returns for Jefferson and Arapahoe Counties – two of the most watched counties in the country.”

Why is that?

[struggle]

Jefferson County (Total: 196,884)
D: 62,520 (31.8%)
R: 75,166 (38.2%)X
U: 59,198 (30.1%)
Arapahoe County (Total: 156,225)
D: 52,167 (33.4%)
R: 62,358 (40.0%)X
U: 38,868 (24.9%)
Denver County (Total: 144,082)
D: 76,947 (53.4%)X
R: 28,536 (19.8%)
U: 38,599 (26.8%)

Denver County has at least 100,000 more residents than Jefferson or Arapahoe. Quite stunning early vote numbers if that’s the case.