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Three fraudulent Colorado ballots were counted in 2024; here’s how Amendment 84 could have stopped it (Opinion) (opens the original)
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Seventy-year-old Joy Beth Lewis pleaded guilty last year to voter fraud. She intercepted her deceased landlord’s ballot, forged his signature, and sent it in. She got caught. When the man’s widow was notified that her deceased husband had voted in the state where they used to live, she notified authorities. Sadly, Lewis wasn’t even part of a vast conspiracy to throw the primary. Her motive appears to have been a combination of ignorance and annoyance. She said she didn’t realize it was a serious
Information empowers voters – Initiative 234 would strip away vital knowledge (Opinion) (opens the original)
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Would you elect a politician who could only read at a middle school level? If voters expect their representatives to demonstrate at least high school-level literacy, shouldn’t they expect the same of themselves? Yet, this November, Colorado voters will consider amending the Colorado constitution to require ballot questions be written “at no more than an eighth-grade reading level.” Initiative 234 may seem simple, but the intent of this measure isn’t so plain. Colorado law already requires ballot
Information empowers voters and Initiative 234 strips away vital knowledge (Opinion) (opens the original)
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Would you elect a politician who could only read at a middle school level? If voters expect their representatives to demonstrate at least high school level literacy, shouldn’t they expect the same of themselves? Yet, this November, Colorado voters will consider amending the Colorado constitution to require ballot questions be written “at no more than an eighth-grade reading level.” Initiative 234 may seem simple but the intent of this measure isn’t so plain. Colorado law already requires ballot
Hunting and fishing are a part of Colorado’s way of life (Opinion) (opens the original)
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It might surprise some to know I don’t eat meat every day. Beans are cheaper, and I have a ready supply of eggs from my hens. More importantly, I’m working to eliminate from my diet meat from industrial farms where animals live short lives caged in crowded, sunless concrete and steel. A few times a week, I reach into the deep freezer for locally sourced beef, fish, or game meat. I’m grateful for the nourishment deer, elk, antelope, and wild fowl provide and for the hunter friends who donate the
Jena Griswold’s latest scandal should get voters to look seriously at her opponent (Opinion) (opens the original)
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Last election, I did something I hadn’t done in decades: I voted for a Democrat. In other elections, when I could not vote for the Republican, I wrote in a candidate. This time, I voted for incumbent Littleton Mayor Kyle Schlachter. Having done a good job for the city and avoided scandal, Schlachter earned my vote. If you’re a partisan voter (and most of us are), consider doing what I did this November for one race: cross party lines to vote for Michael Allen for Colorado attorney general. Allen
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