Colorado voters are eager for a conclusion to a bruising and exhausting 2024 election campaign season that featured perhaps too many firsts.

This year's voter turnout in El Paso County likely will fall short of the high rate of voting the county saw in the previous two presidential elections.

Numbers on the Larimer County website show that turnout for this election was 84% — down from the 89.85% recorded in 2020 and the 88.92% recorded in the 2016 presidential election.

Former President Donald Trump hasn't taken the state of Colorado in the past two presidential elections. A Republican presidential candidate hasn't won in the Centennial State sin

The election's red tide crashed into Colorado, but not enough to shake the state's blue bent, an exclusive Axios analysis finds. Why it matters: A deeper look at voting trends shows that Colorado is an outlier in the 2024 election — with the smallest shift in the nation toward President-elect Trump.

Colorado's ballot was packed with more than a dozen measures with far-reaching impacts, ranging from the right to an abortion and the definition of marriage to ranked choice voting and hunting wild cats.