2018 voter guide ¿QUÉ REPRESENTAN LOS DEMOCRATAS? WHAT DO DEMOCRATS STAND FOR? igualdad. justicia. oportunidad. equality. justice. opportunity. Queremos una sociedad sin pobreza y discriminación, un medio We want a society that is free from poverty and discrimination, an ambiente sano, una nación que es acogedora, hogares seguros para environment that is healthy, a nation that is welcoming, safe homes for familias prósperas que se mantienen con un salario digno, donde todos thriving families supported by a living wage, where everyone is son educados y capaces de buscar su propia felicidad. educated, and able to pursue their own happiness.
Los Demócratas electos posibilitan esto porque les importa Elected Democrats make this possible by caring about más la comunidad que el poder del dinero. Pelean contra FLIP IT: community over big money. Fighting against forces that divide fuerzas que nos dividen. Defienden el sentido verdadero de this guide in us. Upholding the truest sense of a robust and fair Democracy, una democracia robusta y justa, y protegen el derecho que Spanish, and protecting your right to engage in it. And above all, usted tiene de participar en ella. Y sobre todo, escuchan a la other side! listening to ordinary people in all neighborhoods. Their job gente común en todos los vecindarios. Su trabajo es servir a is to serve The People they represent, because that is true La Gente que representan, porque eso es patriotismo verdadero patriotism and makes a better world. y logra un mundo mejor. H H H this voter guide also at bocodems.org Election Day is Tuesday, November 6th! voting recommendations inside! You r voice matters. And your vote is your voice. This guide is all you’ll need. Dropped off or mailed to you by a neighborhood volunteer. vote
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BOULDER, CO BOULDER, 2018
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GOVERNOR: Signs bills that have passed through our state legislature into law, or can veto bills they deem unlawful. Democratic Candidate for Governor: JARED POLIS Governor US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (CONGRESS): Your US representative for your Jared Polis will fight so that all Colorado families have the congressional district sponsors and drafts bills that are debated by the House and opportunity to get ahead — with good-paying jobs throughout the state, Senate, voted upon, then signed into law. Democratic Candidates for lower health care costs, and an affordable high-quality education for US House of Representatives — CD2: JOE NEGUSE CD4: KAREN McCORMICK every child. Lt Governor: Dianne Primavera. polisforcolorado.com H [email protected] SECRETARY OF STATE OF COLORADO: Collect, secure, and make accessible a wide variety of public records, ensure the integrity of elections, and enhance commerce. Democratic Candidate for Secretary of State: JENA GRISWOLD US Congress, CD2 COLORADO STATE TREASURER: Manages the Colorado State Treasury and the Joe Neguse is running for Congress to expand opportunities Colorado Department of the Treasury, a principal department of the Colorado state for all Coloradans. In Congress, he’ll champion bold and progressive government. Democratic Candidate for State Treasurer: DAVE YOUNG public policy solutions, including fighting for universal health care, ATTORNEY GENERAL: State’s chief law enforcement officer that assists district combatting climate change, and protecting our public lands. attorneys, local law enforcement, and federal and international criminal justice joeneguseforcongress.com H [email protected] agencies making sure state laws are properly interpreted and enforced. Democratic candidate for Attorney General: PHIL WEISER US Congress, CD4 STATE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE: Your representative for your state house district sponsors and drafts bills that are debated by the state house and senate, voted upon, Karen McCormick will be a strong voice in then signed into law. Democratic Candidates for State House Representatives — HD10: EDIE Congress for affordable healthcare, a fair economy, improving our school HOOTON H HD11: JONATHAN SINGER H HD12: SONYA JAQUEZ LEWIS system, strengthening our trade deals, helping family farms thrive, HD13: KC BECKER H HD33: MATT GRAY H and protecting our Colorado way of life. mccormickforcongress.org H 970 / 400-7362 STATE SENATOR: Your representative for your state senate district sponsors and drafts bills that are debated by the state house and senate, voted upon, then signed into law. Democratic Candidate for State Senate, SD16: TAMMY STORY Secretary of State
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION: charged by Colorado Constitution with general will ensure that every eligible Coloradan supervision of the public schools. Democratic candidates for State Board of Education, CD2: Jena Griswold has their voice heard in our elections. She plans to expand automatic ANGELIKA SCHROEDER, CD4: TIM KRUG voter registration, bolster cyber-security, stop secret political spending, CU REGENT: Oversees the CU budget, hiring of CU President, setting tuition rates and and provide tools to first-time business owners. establishing university priorities. jenaforcolorado.com H 720 / 739-1274 Democratic candidate for CU Regent, At-Large: LESLEY SMITH BOULDER COUNTY COMMISSIONER: set policy budget for entire county, including State Treasurer regional development, health & human services, transportation corridors and access, and land, environment, and community service programs. Dave Young has written and balanced the state’s $30 Democratic candidate for Boulder County Commissioner, Dist. 3: MATT JONES billion budget for years, keeping the budget balanced while improving the quality of life for Coloradans. Dave will invest Colorado’s money safely, BOULDER COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Oversees staff of prosecutors with transparently, and productively, right here in Colorado. jurisdiction over felony and misdemeanor cases for the 20th Judicial District. daveyoungforcolorado.com H 970 / 573-6302 Democratic candidate for Boulder County District Attorney: MICHAEL DOUGHERTY H BOULDER COUNTY SHERIFF: Oversees administration, Boulder County Jail, Office of State Attorney General Emergency Management, Operations Division and Support Services. Democratic candidate for Boulder County Sheriff: JOE PELLE H Phil Weiser The Attorney General is the lawyer for all BOULDER COUNTY CLERK: Oversees the Elections, Motor Vehicle and Recordings Coloradans. I will defend our rights and freedoms; fight for equality; Divisions of the County Clerk’s office. ensure economic fairness; and protect our land, air, and water. I will Democratic candidate for Boulder County Clerk: MOLLY FITZPATRICK work hard to defend our democracy and equal justice under law. philforcolorado.com H [email protected] BOULDER COUNTY TREASURER: collects taxes for real property, mobile homes, and business personal property, handles banking and investment for the county. Democratic candidate for Boulder County Treasurer: PAUL WEISSMANN H State House Representative, HD10 BOULDER COUNTY ASSESSOR: Establishes property values for the county every two Edie Hooton will fight for access to affordable health care, years. Democratic candidate for Boulder County Clerk: CYNTHIA BRADDOCK criminal justice reform, support for our most vulnerable, environmental BOULDER COUNTY SURVEYOR: must meet rigorous qualifications to be licensed as protection, renewable energy, women’s reproductive rights, affordable a Professional Land Surveyor in the State of Colorado. higher education, and an economy that benefits everyone. Democratic candidate for Boulder County Assessor: LEE STADELE H ediehooton.com H [email protected] H 303 / 588-7494 BOULDER COUNTY CORONER: ID of deceased, notification of death to family, autopsies, initiation of Death Certificates, testifying in civil and criminal cases. State House Representative, HD11 Democratic candidate for Boulder County Coroner: EMMA HALL H Jonathan Singer has fought tirelessly for housing and RTD DISTRICT BOARD DIRECTOR: 15 RTD board members represent the interests of healthcare affordability, increasing access to mental health and addiction their districts, oversee transit improvements and set policy for the organization. treatment, standing up to the oil and gas industry, and making sure Democratic candidate for RTD District Board Director, Dist O: LYNN GUISSINGER everyone has a fair shot. He will never stop fighting for you. page 2 H indicates incumbent, or currently serving singerforcolorado.com H [email protected] democratic candidates State House Representative, HD12 Boulder County District Attorney
Sonya Jaquez Lewis will work to protect Michael Dougherty It is an honor to lead the our environment and increase affordable and accessible healthcare. District Attorney’s Office. I will work tirelessly to ensure public safety As a pharmacist, educator, and former Board of Health member, and achieve progressive criminal justice reform, including restorative Sonya is uniquely qualified to tackle the tough issues facing Colorado. justice and diversion programs. sonyaforcolorado.com H [email protected] michaelforboulderda.com H [email protected] H 720 / 470-7871 State House Representative, HD13 Boulder County Sheriff
KC Becker has been standing up for Boulder’s working Joe Pelle It’s been an honor to serve as your sheriff for the families and our environment for her entire career. She’ll lead the fight past 16 years. I stand on a solid record of good leadership, progressive for renewable energy, increase funding for affordable housing, and thinking, and great character. I will continue to keep our county safe, improve access to healthcare for all Coloradans. and to improve outcomes for people who become involved in the kcbecker.org H 303 / 866-2578 criminal justice system. bouldercounty.org/government/elected-officials State House Representative, HD33 Boulder County Clerk
Matt Gray has increased public education and transportation Molly Fitzpatrick will fight for full engagement in our funding, added protections for homeowners from oil and gas operations. elections, removing systemic barriers to participation while working He’ll continue to fight for Colorado families, providing all workers toward maximum election security. She will work to provide more with paid family and medical leave. efficient, responsive services that strengthen our community. www.matthewgray.us H [email protected] H 303 / 335-0219 mollyfitzpatrick.orgH [email protected] State Senator, SD16 Boulder County Treasurer
Tammy Story A noted education advocate, Tammy is Paul Weissmann Since becoming Boulder County running for State Senate to fight for our students, parents, and teachers. Treasurer in 2014, Paul has invested over $38 million in local school Tammy will create effective policies that benefit hardworking district, city, and county bonds and in CD’s at local Boulder County Coloradans and defend our Colorado way of life. banks. Over the next 4 years, he will continue to invest locally. story4co.com H 720 / 620-8519 bouldercounty.org/government/elected-officials State Board of Education, CD2 Boulder County Assessor Angelika Schroeder is running for re-election Cynthia Braddock will establish fair and accurate to provide safe schools, value educators, promote high academic property values; deliver timely response to property owner concerns; standards and ensure all children, in all corners of the state, have access provide accurate and accessible information and ensure excellent to equitable and adequate opportunities to learn and graduate. customer service with an open-door policy. schroederforstateboard.com cynthiabraddock.org H [email protected] State Board of Education, CD4 Boulder County Surveyor
Tim Krug will give parents a strong voice in decisions for Lee Stadele will continue to update, rehabilitate and create education in Colorado. Tim will work for safe schools, valuing educators, survey benchmarks along flood corridors via the Benchmark program, and making sure all students in every zip code have the opportunity maintain the security of survey records, and work to successfully to pursue ambitious goals. bridge neighborhoods with citizen consultation. Krugforcoloradoschools.org H [email protected] bouldercounty.org/government/elected-officials CU Board of Regents, At-Large Boulder County Coroner
Dr. Lesley Smith is a 30-year CU aquatic scientist Emma Hall My mission is to serve with integrity, excellence and educator who spent 8 years on Boulder Valley School Board. and compassion; and to provide the members of our community who pass She will fight for affordable, accessible education for every hardworking away, and their families, with that same compassion, respect and dignity. Coloradan because CU should be available to all. It has been an honor, and I will continue this vital work for our community. lesleyforcu.org H [email protected] bouldercounty.org/government/elected-officials Boulder County Commissioner, Dist. 3 RTD Board Director, Dist. O Matt Jones From the Boulder County Courthouse to the Lynn Guissinger will lead the efforts for transit White House: Send Trump a message, and elect Matt, who will work to improvements in the Northwest Corridor (including bus rapid transit protect the health and well-being of our county’s residents, environment, and rail), support the pass programs, and encourage strategic planning social services, transportation infrastructure and economy. for funding and changes in transportation. page matt-jones.org H [email protected] lynn4RTD.com H [email protected] H 303-444-5545, x106 3 VOTER SERVICE & POLLING CENTERS (VSPCs): Locations & Hours for all Boulder County Voters issue recommendations YES AMENDMENT A: Eliminates exceptions to a ban on slavery BOULDER (Lafayette continued): Clerk & Recorder’s Office, 1750 33rd St. Lafayette Public Library, 775 W. Baseline Rd. OFFICE HOURS Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm YES AMENDMENT V: Reduces age requirement for state legislators from 25 to 21 Oct. 22–Oct. 26: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Oct. 27: Sa 9:00am–1:00pm 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: YES AMENDMENT W: Consolidates ballot format regarding judicial retentions Oct. 29–Nov. 2: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Oct.15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm YES AMENDMENT Y & Z: Establishes independent commission for Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm LONGMONT congressional (Y) and state legislative (Z) redistricting Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Boulder County Clerk & Recorder’s Office, 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: 515 Coffman St. (new entrance) Oct. 15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) OFFICE HOURS Raises taxes on high wealth individuals to fund education YES AMENDMENT 73: DRIVE-BY DROP-OFF Oct. 22–Oct. 26: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 2: F, 8:00am–6:00pm Oct. 27: Sa 9:00am–1:00pm NO AMENDMENT 74: Punishes taxpayers for implementing health, safety, Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm Oct. 29–Nov. 2: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm and zoning regulations. Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm NO AMENDMENT 75: Increases campaign spending limits Boulder County Courthouse, 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: East Wing Entrance, 2025 14th Street (corner of 6th and Coffman) 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: Oct.15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) NO PROPOSITION 109: Oct. 15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) Takes money from other critical needs to pay for transportation. DRIVE-BY DROP-OFF (534 Terry St.): Boulder County Housing & Human Nov. 2: F, 8:00am–6:00pm Services, Broadway & Iris Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm YES PROPOSITION 110: Authorizes a new tax to update and repair 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm transportation infrastructure Oct. 15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Boulder Public Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave. Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd. YES PROPOSITION 111: Restricts predatory payday loan charges Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Oct.15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm)
YES PROPOSITION 112: CU Campus, UMC-2nd Floor, 1669 Euclid Ave. Garden Acres Park, 18th Ave, Sunset & Jupiter Imposes a 2500 ft setback from fracking to protect human life OFFICE HOURS 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: Oct. 22–Oct. 26: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Oct.15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) YES BOULDER COUNTY ISSUE 1A: Oct. 27: Sa 9:00am–1:00pm Oct. 29–Nov. 2: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm LifeBridge Christian Church, 10345 Ute Hwy Funds critical jail updates and mental health needs. Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm YES CITY OF BOULDER BALLOT ISSUE 2C: A tax on oil and gas pollution Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Longmont Fire Station #5, 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: 617 Barberry Dr. (Airport & Nelson Rds) YES CITY OF BOULDER BALLOT ISSUE 2D: Oct. 15(8am)–Nov. 8 (Election Day until 7pm) OFFICE HOURS City funding for health programs with existing soda tax dollars Oct. 22–Oct. 26: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Boulder Meadows, 4500 19th St. Oct. 27: Sa 9:00am–1:00pm OFFICE HOURS Oct. 29–Nov. 2: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm NO CITY OF BOULDER BALLOT ISSUE 2E: Oct. 22–Oct. 26: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm Election process reforms allowing easier recall elections Oct. 27: Sa 9:00am–1:00pm Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm Oct. 29–Nov. 2: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm YES CITY OF BOULDER BALLOT ISSUE 2F: Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm YMCA, 950 Lashley St. Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: Requiring the city clerk to verify petition signatures Oct. 15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) Brookdale Meridian Boulder, 801 Gillaspie Dr. YES CITY OF BOULDER BALLOT ISSUE 2G: Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm LOUISVILLE Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Allows the city to explore online petitioning Louisville Police Station & Court House, Golden West Assisted Living, 1055 Adams Cir. 992 W. Via Appia Way Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm OFFICE HOURS YES CITY OF BOULDER BALLOT ISSUE 2H: Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Oct. 22–Oct. 26: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Changes to boards and commission member numbers Oct. 27: Sa 9:00am–1:00pm South Boulder Recreation Center Oct. 29–Nov. 2: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm 1360 Gillaspie Drive Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm CITY OF BOULDER BALLOT ISSUE 2I: 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm * Changes the city’s department budget timeline Oct.15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm ERIE 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: YES CITY OF LAFAYETTE BALLOT ISSUE 2A: A tax on oil and gas pollution Oct. 15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) Erie Community Center, 450 Powers Street 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: NEDERLAND YES CITY OF LONGMONT BALLOT ISSUE 3A: Oct. 22(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) A bond to rehabilitate and improve city buildings Nederland Community Center, GUNBARREL 750 N. Highway 72 Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm YES CITY OF LONGMONT BALLOT ISSUE 3B: Hampton Inn & Suites, 6333 Lookout Rd. Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm A bond to fund fire station renovation Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm SUPERIOR LAFAYETTE Superior Town Hall, 124 E. Coal Creek Dr. YES CITY OF LONGMONT BALLOT ISSUE 3C: Nov. 5: M 8:00am–6:00pm A bond to fund recreation improvements Clerk & Recorder’s Office, 1376 Miners Dr. Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm OFFICE HOURS Oct. 22–Oct. 26: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm 24 HOUR BALLOT DROP-OFF BOX: indicates that this issue was not considered as of press date. Oct. 27: Sa 9:00am–1:00pm Oct. 15(8am)–Nov. 6 (Election Day until 7pm) PLEASE *NOTE: As of the press date of this guide, the Executive Committee of the Oct. 29–Nov. 2: M–F 8:00am–6:00pm Boulder County Democratic Party did not consider recommendations for additional ballot issues. Nov. 3: Sa, 9:00am–1:00pm LOST YOUR BALLOT? NOT REGISTERED? Go to your nearest VSPC (Bring ID), between October 22 You can find updated information about ballot issues not listed here at Nov. 5: M, 8:00am–6:00pm page Nov. 6 (Election Day): Tu 7am–7pm and up to Election Day, Tues. Nov. 6, 7pm! 4 bocodems.org voting logistics
ALL COLORADO ELECTIONS ARE BY MAIL BALLOT Every registered voter should receive a ballot in the mail starting Oct. 15. If you have not received your ballot by October 23, check NEED HELP? your voter registration at govotecolorado.com FIRST. Then call the Clerk at 303 / 413-7740. Need to register to vote? The Boulder County Clerk MUST receive your completed ballot Moved since you registered? no later than 7pm, ELECTION DAY, Tuesday, November 6. Problems with your mail-in-ballot? H H Not sure where to go or who to call? VOTE YOUR WHOLE BALLOT AND BE SURE TO SIGN THE ENVELOPE! CALL OR ONLINE: Boulder County Clerk and Recorder YOU CAN: 303 / 413-7740 M–F 8:30am– 4:30pm MAIL YOUR BALLOT BACK TO THE CLERK bouldercountyvotes.org 1 Mail it early by Oct. 31: Postage is 50¢ (Forever stamp) for 1-sheet ballot, 71¢ for 2 or 3-sheet ballot. DO NOT MAIL AFTER OCT. 31 Boulder County Democratic Party 3 (it won’t get there in time!). Drop it off in person by 7pm, Nov 6. 720 / 526-2104 Tu, Th 10:00am–2:00pm WAYS (see page 4 for locations) — OR — bocodems.org to 2 DROP OFF YOUR BALLOT vote by 7pm, Nov. 6. See page 4 for locations. — OR — ! 3 VOTE IN PERSON AT A VOTER SERVICE POLLING CENTER (VSPC) I between 8am, Oct. 22 and 7pm, Nov. 6. Any registered voter may choose to vote in person. Voted ELIGIBILITY & See page 4 for VSPC locations. Bring an ID. ID REQUIREMENTS There is also same day registration at these locations. When you vote, or drop off your NOT REGISTERED? Ballots are mailed to the address in your voter file. If ballot in person, you receive an NO PROBLEM! HAVE YOU MOVED? You can register to vote: you have moved, you MUST change your address online, or in person: “I voted” sticker — wear it to q if you are a Colorado resident n govotecolorado.com no later than Oct. 29 — a ballot would then be mailed by Oct. 15 remind others to vote. q online through Oct. 29 to your new address. at govotecolorado.com q at a Voter Service & Polling Center n or go to a Voter Service & Polling Center (see locations on page 4) HIGHLY Oct 22, 8am – Nov. 8, 7pm Oct. 22, 8am to 7pm, Nov. 8 (Bring ID). You can then vote at the same time. and if you are: RECOMMENDED: q A U.S. Citizen q 18 years of age by Nov. 6 LOST YOUR BALLOT? If you make a mistake, damage, or lose your ballot, q Not serving a sentence you may request a replacement ballot by: (including parole) for a felony conviction n Calling 303 / 413-7740 — OR —
Bring ONE of the following with you n emailing [email protected] — OR — to a Voter Service & Polling Center: n visiting any of our Voter Service and Polling Centers (VSPCs, page 4). q Valid Colorado driver’s license q Valid identification card issued by the Colorado Dept. of Revenue The last day for the County Clerk’s office to mail you a replacement ballot is q Valid US passport Monday, October 29. When a replacement is issued, your original ballot will q Valid US military ID card w/ photo q Valid Medicare or Medicaid card be voided. q Certified birth certificate copy Sign up for this FREE and secure q Certified documentation of naturalization ONLY ONE BALLOT PER ENVELOPE! The Official Return Envelope may service — proactive alerts tracking q Valid student ID card w/ photo only contain your ballot. If you include another voter’s ballot in the same when your ballot is on its way to you from a Colorado institution of higher education envelope, none of the ballots will be counted. Additionally, please do not and when it’s been processed at the q Gov’t Employee Photo ID sign, initial, or print your name on the voted ballot, but SIGN THE ENVELOPE! Clerk’s office after you turn it in!: q Pilot’s License q Tribal Membership ID H MORE VOTER GUIDES LIKE THIS ONE are available at 5735A Arapahoe Ave., Boulder bouldercounty.org/elections q Current utility bill, bank statement, 720 / 526-2104 paycheck, showing name and address (All addresses must be in Colorado) H VOTER GUIDES available for download at www.bocodems.org page H H H 5 all the news that builds the blue! We hope this Voter Guide has been helpful to you and your family. The Boulder County Democratic Party is a volunteer-driven, grassroots-based organization, fueled by folks just like you, who showed up one day to help out — and never left. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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