Douglas County voters likely passed 2 conflicting commissioner measures headed to court

By Kim Posey | FOX31 Denver

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) — In Douglas County, two conflicting ballot measures are expected to pass and then likely head to court.

Voters likely approved a change from three county commissioners to five, but the question of how they will be elected remains up in the air.

Question 201, which was drafted by a citizen group, asked if the five commissioners should all be voted on by district, or three by district and two at large. So far, most voters have said by district.

But the county commissioners referred question 1A, asking if all the registered voters in Douglas County should elect all county commissioners, which means at large. Some opponents argued the language was intentionally vague and confusing. That ballot question is expected to pass as well, pitting the two against each other.

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