Morgan County's local ballot, November 3, 2026

Four local questions for Morgan County voters: the county's home rule charter question and three from districts that reach into the county. Buffalo School District RE-4J's number on Morgan County's ballot is confirmed when that precinct's ballot is posted.

On the ballotWho is askingCategoryKim's recommendation

1AMorgan CountyGovernment structureHome rule charter adoptionNo

Asks Morgan County voters whether to adopt the proposed Morgan County Home Rule Charter.

Buffalo School District RE-4JSchool borrowingAn existing tax extended for new debtNo

Buffalo School District RE-4J would borrow up to $1.25 million for school improvements and, as funds allow, refinancing its capital lease. Taxes approved in 2007 would be extended to repay up to $1.7 million.

7BCentral Colorado Water Conservancy DistrictBorrowingWater projects financed with bonds and property taxesNo

Authorizes up to $250 million borrowing and $470 million repayment; the property-tax mill limit includes a statutory exception.

7CGroundwater Management Subdistrict of the Central Colorado Water Conservancy DistrictProperty tax increaseGroundwater subdistrict levy adjusted for inflationNo

Adds $1.5 million in subdistrict property taxes in 2027, adjusted annually for inflation afterward, with no stated expiration.

Buffalo School District RE-4J reaches into Morgan County. Its number on Morgan County's ballot is confirmed when that precinct's ballot is posted.

The questions in total

Four local questions: 1 borrowing, 1 government structure, 1 property tax increase, 1 school borrowing.

The water district's 7B states up to $250 million in borrowing; the county's charter question sets no tax.

Kim recommends No on all four measures.

Morgan County's certified sample ballots for the November 3, 2026 general election; Buffalo RE-4J 5A from the district's certified question.

District races

These districts touch the county. Your address determines which races apply to you. Check your official ballot.

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