Today is Election Day. If you haven’t turned your ballot in yet, you have until 7 tonight to do so. Ballots should be taken to your local elections clerk. Drop off points are at the Moffat County Courthouse, the Routt County Courthouse annex in Steamboat, Oak Creek Town Hall, Hayden Town Hall, the courthouse in Meeker, and the Continue reading
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Election Day; Ballots Due by 7
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Democrats Closing Gap on Returning Ballots
Democrats are cutting into the GOP’s edge in Colorado midterm election ballot returns. But Republicans remain about 85,000 ballots ahead of Democrats with less than a week to go. The Colorado Secretary of State announced that as of Wednesday morning, election officials had received 905,500 ballots. Of those, 379,250 Continue reading
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Democrats Trail Republicans In Early Returns
With just over one week to go before election day, more than a half million Coloradans have already cast their ballots. A breakdown of ballot returns by county shows that more than twice as many Republicans as Democrats have returned their ballots in Moffat, Routt and Rio Blanco Counties. Statewide, Democrats have returned only 72% as Continue reading
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Statewide Ballots Set for Fall Elections
The Secretary of State’s Office has set the ballot for this year’s elections. There will be 4 statewide issues for voters to decide. Those issues will deal with the definition of a person, casino gambling in three counties, food labeling, and open meetings. All 4 are citizen driven measures. The personhood measure is one that has been Continue reading
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Restoring Colorado Stops Campaign to Regroup
The folks behind Restoring Colorado, an effort to change how the state legislature is made up, are shutting down their campaign for the year. The group says they just don’t have enough money to pay petitioners to gather signatures to Continue reading
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Moffat County Residents to Vote on Retail Marijuana
Retail Marijuana will be on the Moffat County ballot in November. The Moffat County Commissioners voted 2 to 1 this morning to put the issue of lifting the county’s moratorium on retail grow and sale operations to the voters. Maybell resident Kris Brannan has been prodding the commissioners to Continue reading
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Ballots for Primary Election Due Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the deadline to turn in your primary election ballot. If you haven’t yet mailed in your ballot, it’s recommended you submit it in person. This year’s ballot features several candidates vying for the Republican nomination for governor. Continue reading
Deadline to Turn in Ballots is Tuesday
Tuesday is the last day to turn in your primary election ballot. Tuesday is considered election day, however the election is an all mail ballot election, and voters have had their ballots for a couple of weeks now. If you haven’t received a ballot by now, you should pick one up at Continue reading
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Soos and Moe to Participate in Candidates Forum Tonight
The 93-7/102-3 KRAI, 55 Country and Craig Daily Press Moffat County Candidates’ Forum is tonight at the Centennial Mall in Craig. Frank Moe and Tom Soos are running against each other in the primary election for Moffat County Commissioner District three. The seat Continue reading
