Today is the deadline for Colorado voters to declare their affiliation, in order to participate in this years Republican or Democrat caucuses. Voters must declare their affiliation by midnight tonight in order to participate in the caucuses Continue reading
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Voters Must Declare Affiliation To Caucus
Mail In Ballots By Today
By now, Colorado voters should have received their election ballots in the mail. Note that there are two ways of returning your ballot. The ballot can be returned by mail, or can be dropped off at your local County Clerks office. If you are planning on mailing in your ballot it is recommended that you do Continue reading
Trump Admin Asks For Voter Information
In an effort to find the nearly 3 million illegal voters President Trump claims voted in the last election, a presidential election commission has asked states to provide them with public voter roll data. In response, Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams says he will release publicly available information to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, but he says he Continue reading
UDDATE-Craig City Council Petitions Due Monday
Petitions for individuals interested in running for Craig City Council in the April Election are due in the city clerk’s office at Craig City hall Monday. Candidates are required to collect a Continue reading
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Taxes To Increase In Craig?
The Craig City Council will ask the community to help them deal with their budget constraints by passing a sales tax increase and approving a use tax during the upcoming April election. Craig has lost nearly $2 million out of its general fund in the past few years, and their current budget is the lowest it has been since 2008. To help deal Continue reading
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Tagged approved, April election, ballot, budget, City Council, City of Craig, Measure, Sales, tax, use tax, Vote, voters
Four Dead People Voted In The Last Election
The Colorado Secretary of State’s office is looking into a report that a handful of fraudulent votes were cast in the last election, using names of four people who are dead. Those name have been removed from the voter registry. Secretary of State Wayne Continue reading
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CO Voters Warned Of Scam
There have been numerous complaints recently about phone calls being made to Colorado voters, in an attempt to obtain sensitive personal information. Voters who are already registered have complained about receiving fraudulent calls informing them that their registration information is Continue reading
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New Limits On Oil And Gas Development?
It’s possible that voters in Colorado may see issues concerning oil and gas development on the ballot this November. Supporters of two Initiatives turned in their petitions to the Secretary of Sate yesterday. Both initiatives seek to stop or limit oil and gas development in the state by amending the Colorado constitution. Initiative 75 would move Continue reading
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Tagged 75, 78, ammendment, ballot, colorado, Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, colordo, constitution, developement, exploration, gas, oil, oil and gas, Secretary of State, Vote, voters
Group Pushing for Universal Health Care
A group that wants to see Colorado start the nation’s first universal health care plan has turned in signatures to take the plan to voters. The group ColoradoCareYES turned in some 156,000 petition signatures to the secretary of state Friday. They want to see a question on 2016 ballots about a new health care system to replace Continue reading
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State to Ask Voters for Exemption in TABOR Laws for Pot Tax Excess
The state plans to ask voters this fall, whether the state should continue to use marijuana tax profits for school construction and other programs. Governor John Hickenlooper signed legislation Thursday that would put the de-brucing question on the November ballot. TABOR laws in Colorado say that all revenue from new taxes Continue reading
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Moffat County School Board to Discuss Budget with Parents Tonight
The Moffat County School Board urges parents and community members to show up at a special meeting tonight to talk about the district’s budget. The board plans to give the audience a run-down on their financial situation, present some ideas for dealing with a decreasing budget, and then ask the audience for ideas. Continue reading
M.C. School District to Hold Public Forum on School funding
The Moffat County School Board is inviting parents and community members to a special meeting Thursday to talk about the district’s financial situation. The board plans to go over their financial situation with those in attendance, present some ideas for dealing with a decreasing Continue reading
