“They are using the rules to their benefit. But the clerk should be ashamed of herself and at the very least reach out to every candidate and apologize for messing up the election,” John Marriott, Arvada city councilman.
Included among the participants are Fort Collins, Lafayette, Louisville, Lyons, Superior, Broomfield, Edgewater, Boulder, Boulder County, University of Colorado, Denver, Westminster, Lakewood, Arvada, Wheatridge, and Larimer County.
Who called police about the Beatles? Only people who wanted to complain.
In the recent elections, for the first time in memory, the state party made recommendations in a large number of municipal races.
The far-left Colorado Working Families Party (CWP) has put its name on about two dozen city council and school board candidates in support of their election across the Denver-metro area, endorsing entire slates in some cases.
Eighteen ballot measures and nineteen contested city council and mayoral seats are up for grabs in municipalities throughout the county, as are three Jefferson county School Board seats, all of which are contested.
“If I get crosswise with my hauler, I can fire them and go with someone else at any time. It’s a huge benefit to consumers. The single-hauler system takes that away. And if you’re going to take that away, you better get something of significant value in return.” — John Marriott, Arvada Mayor Pro Tem.
We’re just in kind of a holding pattern. We already had this shipment on order when suddenly they say we are going to have to pay this — Diana West on impact of China Trade Wars to her small Arvada-based business.
Golden voters trounced Question 2E (65-35), that would have allowed 16-year olds to vote in municipal elections.
“Identification of the particular matter to be discussed in as much detail as possible,” and that the “mere presence or participation” of an attorney at a meeting of a public body doesn’t justify an executive session.” — Arvada residents frustrated with city’s use of executive sessions.
Arvada government has been on a spree of self-aggrandizement through manipulating and distorting the free market with taxpayer dollars.
Ideally, the legislature would simply repeal Colorado’s badly outdated urban renewal statute, along with existing TIF authority.
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